... defrauded above Forty Linnen-Drapers of this City. ' r Friday Evening as a young Gentleman was handing a Lady to her Coach, from Drury-Lane Houfe, he was robb'd of his Watch ; upon which he purfued the Fellow with his drawn Sword, and, after an obftinate Refiftance ...

... few Hours. It is credibly afferted that an old Lady of 68, of great Fortune, fell deeply in Love laft Thurfday Night at Drury-Lane Playhoufe with a young Gentleman of about 22. * The old Lady, in the Courfe of the Play, took many Opportunities of ogling ...

... 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 ...

... 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 : ...

... Laft Wdnefday died, at the Hofpital at Hyde-Park Corner, the Man who was wounded by Jhrift, the Hangman, on Sunday laft in Drury-Lane. Munns and Hall, who robbed the Yarmouth Mail in July laft, near Runiford iri Eifex, were tried on Thurf- day ?? Affizes ...

... 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 ...

... has left four Sons and one Daughter. Tuefday Morning died of a Drbpfy, Mr. William Mills, belonging tothe Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane. Oi. Sunday Night the Servants ofthe Hon. William Pitt, Efq; Paymafter ofthe Forces, wereftopt By three Footpads near the ...

... was foon fccured, and fent to Tothill- Fields Bridewell. 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 Snuff Box and Eleven ...

... Congrefs will quickly enfue. « • We hear an Appeal will be lodg'd agitinft John Thrift for the Murder of David Fan is in Drury-Lane. Yefterday the Right Hon. the Lords ofthe Regency gave Orders for the Inftallation of. the eight Knights of the Garter at ...

... Elteem and Veneration. Saturday Morning William Hawkins, a notorious - Money-Diopper, ftood inthe Pillory at the Bottom of Drury-Lane, a fecond Time, for defrauding a Country- man fome Time fince by cutting of Cards. Sunday two 1 Ships with a great Number ...

... Drayman received fo violent a Kick from a Horfe in Cheapflde, that he died foon after. . The fame Day a Journeyman Taylor, in Drury- Lane, beat his Wife info barbarous a Manner, that her Life is defpaired of. On Thurfday fome Difpatches arrived atthe Cock* pit ...

... 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 ...