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... A few bars ago deed near St. Ornces in Flanders, aged 8o Year?, Mr. Thomas Metcalfe, formetly an eminent Bookieller in Drury— Lane; who having acquired a large Fo:tune, relied from Bufinc il Itsme Years ago._ On Tuefda — y Night died at Greenwich, much ...
... of King Charles 11. a Micifhipmsn on board the Navy, but for leveed Years paft proialled Mufick, and played till lardy in Drury Lane Theatre, and enjoyed his Scares to the lift. To be SOLO, either reParate or ithlethert UOUR Mee - toga, or Tenements, the ...
... Weftern Blinds, as they utu.illy do, but could not fino them. Saturday a young Child fell into the Fire at a Cellar in Drury- Lane, opvlite Long- Acre, and was burnt to Death. Yeflerday died at Wimbledon in Surry, Rife Richards, Efq; Member of Parliament ...
... Mils Fayermon of grove afRI4Id. Sunday Morning ablut Eight o'Clock the Roof of a rext Door to thc 1114r1equin Alrhoufe in Drury• Lane, fell down. Every Floor of the Houle was inhibited, hut the Lodgers in the Garret were jult gone out before the Accident ...
... his N 1 al! the C. , urt, care Nlace to St. James's. for the Winier ; and this Evcri.ng his Welty went to :lie Theatre in Drury Lane to (cc th: Comedy of the Relapte. We hear that a new Sedan Chair, finely carved, gilt, and painted, is made for the of the ...
... and Chaplain to the Right Hon. the :ham, to Mils Prevoft of St. Ann's Weftminfter. Thcrt• Is A rf•Av Play in Rehr:sail at Drury Lane, call'd • 1 wt:tten by Glover. rc:ters f::.‘fr!lttliezds;:?, '?at tke Goren merit Ear retived to lay a new T.ix on Dice ...
... Cbaponat. LONDON,7u7 5. We hear an Appeal will be lodged againft John Thrift the Hangman, for the Murder of David Farris in Drury Lane. _ . _ _ On Sunday Evening an elderly Man was taken in the Neeeffary ef a Public Houle in Horilydown, as he was exercifing ...
... this Affair had paired (tom the feveral Confpiraturs to one another. Lift Monday Night, when the Enterta:nment was over at Drury- Lane Theatre, fome Gentlemen dcfircd that the Chinefe Feftival might be exhibited the next Evening, on which Mr. Garrick addrefting ...
... Five Guineas. Yefterday Morning, between Twelve and One o'Clock, as two Chairmen were returning home through Rufrel-Court, Drury- Lane, the foremoft, with his Lanthorn, obferved a Perron genteely drefs'd lying motionlefs acrofs the Court; .they immediately ...
... with Englifb Oak, man which no Part of the World has produced better. We hear that Mr. Gaiiitk has engaged Mrs. Cibber, at Drury- Lane Theatre, for next Winter.. On Wednefday Night a journeyman Carpenter, who had been drinking hard, threw himiclf uut of a ...
... were drowned, ths other two happily Caved thenifelves. On Tuefday Night as two Gentlewomen were coming into the Strand from Drury Lane Theatre, they were ftopt by two Fellows near the End of Katherine- ftreet, who robbed them of a Silver Sauf. box and eleven ...
... in the County of Bucks, where he was born. Friday Evening, as a young Gentleman was handing a Lady to her Coach, out of Drury. Lane Play-Houfe, he was robbed of his Watch, upon which the Gentleman drew his Sword and purfued the Thief, and after an obliinate ...