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... of his Watch and about air e Pounds in Money. . • • Yelterday in the Afternoon nine Fellows were taken from a Houfe in Drury-Lane, on the Oath of one of their Accomplices, for being concerned in feveral Robberies on the Hihway, for Which fome were fent ...
... not yet taken, in thf Fields near Pancr2s. Laft Monday Night the Lodgings of Mr, Pitman, I'M lcdg'd at the Fox Alehoufe in Drury-Lane, in 'b e Abfence of him and his Wife, robb'd of Fifty Pounds Money ; and of all their Furniture, even to thtir Bedding, ...
... King's oh 'accoubt . of the Debts he had contra6led in that Undertaklng' has applied to the Manageq:of the 'Theatre i vai Drury Lane for a Beiteft Phiy, in hopes that the niblick wilt contribute to his And enable to return to his own Country. This Day and ...
... eet, Poulterer and Chapman. HeftercW'ilfon of Shrewfbtiry, 'Widow, Grocer and Chap woman: William Rowe, of Clare-Court, Drury-Lane, Stay.makers. - James. Real, of Helitone in Cornwall', Halm - darner of Small Wares and Chapman. z 1,7 ./-2 ...
... Cafh, Bills, Bcc. upon him. At Twelve o'Clock on Monday Night a Fire broke out at the Houfe of _Mr. Stevens, Broker, in Drury-Lane.* which entirely confumed the faid Houfe, and fome Out-- houfes. Yefterday Afternoon a Petition was prefented to Grace the ...
... -Wales. • XXII. Aaion of Light and Sound-. XXIII. Poetry. Jockey; fet to Mtifick. Addrefs to Youth. Prologue on opening Drury Lane Theatre. The Roles; from Aufonius. The happy Filherman. From a dying Lady to her Hufband. Epigrams, Epitaphs. XXIV. Hiitoricai ...
... f)refentedGraiis; a celebrated Tragedy, all d The ROMAN FATHER. As it alli l ty Nights fuccifrdy at. the Theat 'l 4 i Royal - in Drury-Lane, London: Ilaratins by INfr'. Ward, Publius Horatius by Mr. Bruodin, ll,offilitis by Mr. Johnfon,. Valeritts by Mr. Jenkins ...
... Saturday Ni . .ht lab, about Eleven o'Clock, Mr. . Campy, a Linnen-draper near Covent-Garden, was at, tack'd in Princes-Street, Drury-Lane, by three Villains, one of whom fnapp'd a fiftel, but it flafh'd in the Pan, another ffruck him on the Head with a Bluigeon; ...
... with it, pr. i S. 8.- Scotch-Preibyterian Eloquence difplay'd, pr. I s. 9. Five Novels by,W. R. Chetvvood, Prompter of Drury- Lane Theatre,. pr. Is 4 6d. ' _ The Original Life of, Bamfylde Moore Carew, printed at Ezetec, and reviled by himfelf, pr. only ...
... bound with it, pr. is. 3. Scotch Prefbyterian Eloquence difplay'd, pr. s. 9. Five NoiTls by W. R. Chetwood, Prompter of Drury Lane Theatre, pr. as. 6 - d. to. The Original Life of Barrifylde Carew, printed at Exeter, and reviled-by himfelf, pr. only 2S ...
... rerfon.l.Yere.takFli up, for coining and , buying Half pence, four of thern at ha PubliO:c- Hotife in Wild Street, near Drury ! -Lane, and 'the ether two in Well-Street, Rag-Fair. Alexander .Adams ,his ; Wife were committed to Nawgate, and Patten and his ...
... Carman that drove Cart from under Coleman at the Gallows. ea We hear that Mr. Barry and Mrs. Cibber are eng* to perform at Drury-Lane Theatre next Seafon. And that Mr. Beard will perform no more in A few Days {ince feveral Italian and French Dance: l arrived ...