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... and Cummins, two notorious Offenders, who have committed divers Robberies in Middlefex, Surry, were taken at the Fox in Drury Lane, and carried before Wit. am Hammond, Efq; who committed Pendicraft for further Examination, and Cummins, being charged on ...
... by the Samuel, Capt. Keltafh. Late on Saturday Night, a Foreigner, a French Officer, sho followed one of the Dancers at Drury. Lane Theatre from and ruined his Fortune in fupporting her, was, on not giving to hecOath of the Peace againft him, committed ...
... and Reputation. On Satuiday Morning diedortet a long inners, Mr. Hods tines. one of the Comedian! to the Tneatre knot In Drury-. Lane. La ft Satuiday five Street kubh:ts Aver. tak N4htingale-.. I.ane: They had robbed a- Gentleman of his - Money and Silver ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Qtrantity of Gigs Bottles, the Property of Mr. land Vanhorn of St. Saviour, Southwark; and John by, of White-Horfe Yard, Drury-Lane, and Samuel Dodd, of Orange Court, Leicetter-Field ' ! for buyirK and receiving the fame, knowing them to he felonioully ...
... fhew fame Marks of a Seale of his unhappy 2. Anthony Byrne, for Houle-breaking, aged , was bore in 'White-Horfe-Yard, near Drury-Lane, of honeff and creditablei Parents. At his own Defire he went Apprentice to a Sawyer ifier three Years Trial not liking ...
... refu fed to accapt of the Indulgence intended him. Yellerday an Order of Permiffion came to the Managers of Theatres of Drury-Lane and Covent-Garden, from the Lord , berlain's Office, with Leave for them to open and exhibit their ral Entertainments, on ...
... prefented the Subfi gratis. • •' •U6SCRIP I' IONS arc taken in by Reeve, in Flea-Street;; ii Ar.tii, the Corner of Clare (wt, Drury-Lane; 4. Dodd, vpiwii'e St. Glances Church, in the Strand ; E. Goofs, at the Aeyai EA'change ; and at the in Canterbuu. l' V ...
... would take him to an honeft Houle, which the faithfully promifed ; but indeed of that (he led him to Bawdyhoufe in Upper Drury-lane, where they were let in by an old Bawd, whom Mils called Aunt, and after (upping went to Bed together. The Youth awak'd ...
... Princefs Augutta, with greateft Number of Nobility, Foreign Miniiters, and Gentry, both Sexes, went to the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane, to fee Play of Othello adted by feveral Gentlemen and Ladies for their . verfion. The C4rr.pany was the molt brilliant ...
... both robb'd by two Highwaymen. On Monday one Thomas Talbot and Margaret Bulger, alias Talbot, Sic. were taken at a Houle in Drury-Lane, and committed to theGatehnufe for returning from Tran(portation. The fame Day Thomas Dowdle and Thomas Gwynn were alto ...