... On Sunday Night one of the Dancers belonging to Drury-Lane Playhoufe, was fet upon in Bow-ftreet by fome People unknown, who gave him ten Wounds in the Back witha Dagger Stick, and made off; the poor Man was carried to a Houfe in the Neighbour- hood, ...

... Prom the Gray's Inn Journal; Drury-Lane Play-Houfe, Oft. 26. On Saturday laft Mr. Foote appear'd forthe firft Tinie this Seafon on this Stage, and fpoke upon the Occafion the fol- lowing Prologue, written by Mr. Garrick, which afforded very high Entertainment ...

... Augufta, with the gfeateft Number of the Nobility, Foreign Minifters, and Gentry, of both Sexes, went to the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane, to fee the Play of Othello, a&ed by feveral Gentlemen and Ladies for their Diverfion. The Company Was the moft brilliant ...

... The New Occafional PROLOGUE, Spoken at tbe Opening of Drury-Lane Theatre, By Mr. G A R R I C K. AS Heroes, States, and Kingdoms, rife and fall ; So— (with the Mighty to cumpare the Small j Thro' lnt'reft, Whim, or, if you plcafe, thro' fate, We feel ...

... On Saturday laft Rofe Beach, the Fortune-teller, for the fourth Time ftood on the Pillory at the End of Wych-ftreet, near Drury-Lane. Letters from Lifbon advife, that the Plague which raged at Algiers, and fome other Places on the Coaft of Africa, has been ...

... Night, having occafioned forrie Alterations, it was on Thurfday Night acted for the fecond Time, at the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane, withuniverfalApplaufe. Lall Sunday a Servant belonging to — — Hale, Efq; of Pall-mall, who fet out the Day before for his ...

... one Thrift was committed to Newgate, for dartgeroufly wounding with a Hanger, a Man, his Wife and Child, in the Coal-yard, Drury-Lane 5 it is faid the Child is fince dead, and the Man was carried to Hyde-Park Hofpital, but it is tho'the cannot recover : ...

... and that many Perfons perifhed inthe Flames. Laft Night a great Number of People were difap- pointed at the Theatres in Drury-Lane and Covent- Gatden, there being no Plays permitted to be adted till after the Funeral of the Princefs Caroline. At Rumford ...

... Scivant near Endfield (hot himfelf in-one of his Mailer's Outhoufes. Laft Night his Majefly was at the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane, to fee the Tragedy of Romto and Jußtt; ...

... Afliftance could be got to fecure him. The fame Night as a Lieutenant ofa Man of War, and another Gentleman, who had been at Drury-Lane Playhoufe, were going down Catherine-ftreet, they ¦ were flopped at the End of Exeter-ftreet by four Fel- lows armed with ...

... who for many Years kept a Houfe for neceffi- tous young Gentlemen in Bridges-ftreet, and afterwards a Spunging-Houfe in Drury-Lane. Six eminent Bai- liffs and Turnkeys held up the Pall, and as many of their Followers and Runners were Bearers, John Ketch ...

... divers other Goods of great value. Laft Monday Night about Eleven o'Clock, a Fire broke out at Mr. Stevens's, a Broker in Drury-Lane, Which burnt for a confiderable Time with great Fdry, entirely confumed two Houfes, and very much damaged feveral others ...