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... 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 ...
... BANKRUPTS. William Rovre, of Clare-Court, Drury-Lane, Stay.m-.htr. James Real, of i-it'lflone, Cornwall, Haii- rd.uhvr of Small- Wares, jrieiter Wilfon, Widow, of Shrewsbury 4 Groc-.-r. ...
... BANKRU P T S. William Rovre, of Clare-Court, Drury-Lane, Stay. matter, jmies JL\»I, of hel-ltone, Cornwall, Hah rd.iihi-r 01 Small- Wares, *hvltu' Wilfon, Widow, of Shrewfbury, Grocer, ...
... 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 ...
... Mem and Veneration. Saturday Morning William Hawkins,* notorious Money Drc.:iper, Rood in the Pillory, at the Bottom of Drury-Lane, a fecond Time, for defrauding a Countryman tome Time !ince by cutting of Cards. Friday two Men were whipt round Covent ...
... 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 ...
... BerkingiShelf me the Boats the Parengers Were happily timed. WOolwich, and in great Danger. . Yelterday *Journeyman Taylor,. in Drury-Lane. beat his Wife Horfes entered to run for the King's Plate et Lewes, via. * barbarous a Manners that her Life is defpaired ...
... humbly reprefented * to their Excellencies the Lords Juftiees, that Ruth Barney, Widow, * late Servant to Mrs Mary Morley, of Drury-Lane, in the Rarifh of * St. Giles in the Fields, Mantua-Maker, was,, on Monday the nth * of June laft, about Ten of the Clock ...
... humbly reprefented • to their Excellencies the Lords Juftices, that Ruth Birney, Widow, • late Servant to Mrs Mary Moriey, of Drury-Lane, in the Parifti of • St, Giles in the Fields, Mantua-Maker, was, on Monday the nth • of June laft, about Ten of the Clock ...
... Scott, Efq; will appoint Mr. Web- ber. Clerk of the Coopers Company, to be his Undir-Shenff. 8. We hear lhat the Managers of Drury-Lane Play-houfe have engaged two ceiebrated Actors from Dublin, to per- form there this Scafon. Mils Bellamy is likewife engaged ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...