... Majefty, attended bythe Marquis of Hartington, the Earls of Waldegrave and Lincoln, Lord Cadogan and Lord Delawar, went to Drury- Lane Play- houfe, to fee the Play of Every Man in his Humour. On Saturday died, advanced in Years, the Countefs- Dowager of Dartmouth ...

... Majefty, attended by the Marquis of Hartington, and the Lords of the Bedcham- ber in Waiting, was at the Theatre-Royal in Drury- Lane, to fee the Tragedy of King Lear. We hear that the Perfon fworn to be a material Wit- nefs for the Profecution againft Mifs ...

... Perfons were taken up, for coining and buying of counterfeit Halfpence; four of them. at a Publick-Houfe in Wild-ftreet near Drury-Lane, and the other two in Well-ftreet, Rag-Fair. Alexander Adams and his Wife were committed to Newgate, and Patten and his ...

... On Saturday Morning died, after a long Illnefs, Mr. Harris James, one ofthe Comedians belonging to the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane. On Friday lafl: died at Wallington, near Carfhalton in Surry, of an Obftru-flion occafioned by eating too many Walnuts ...

... all Probability will fetch a better Price, than Hops do at prefent, at another Market* A few Days ago a poor old Woman in Drury-Lane was burnt in her Bed in a moft dreadful Manner, occa- fioned by the following Accident : She had been fmoak- ing a Pipe ...

... LONDON, Mantel Laft Night a Gentleman coming out of Drury-Lane 1 lay-houfe, had his Pocket pick'd of his Handkerchief, being the Ninth he has already loft in the fame Way this Seafoo, Monday Morning a Gentleman's Servant was robbed of his Watch and Money ...

... s, Efcutcheons, the King and Prince's Coats of Arms, &c. Yefterday an Order ?? came to the Ma- nagers ofthe Theatres of Drury-Lane and Covent- Garden, from the Lord Chamberlain's Office, with Leave for them to open and exhibit their feveral Enter- tainments ...

... both robbed by two Highwaymen. On Monday one Thomas Talbot, and Margaret Bulger, alias Talbot, &c. were taken at a Houfe in Drury-Lane, and committed to the Gatehoufe for returning from Tranfportation. The fame Day Thomas Dowdle and Thomas Gwynn were alfo ...

... Woman was lately employed as a Singer at Luper s Gardens, and it is faid was alfo hired to per* form the next Seafon at Drury-Lane Thealre. Yeft ...

... they obliged the Chairmen to blind their Eyes, and then made off, but the Chairmen giving the Alarm, tbey were purfued into Drury-Lane and taken, when being carried before Juftice Fielding, they were committed to Newgate. On S-unday two Highwaymen well mounted ...

... near Norwich, and committed to the County Goal, in order for their Removal to Newgate. Yefterday one Farrel was taken up in Drury-Lane and carried before Juftice Fielding, for forcing his Way with three others, into the Houfe of Mr. Cooper, a Chandler, near ...