... Marrattas had lit up a Son of thi. murdcr'd Nabub Jung, and had defeated the Party. A few Days ago, a poor old Woman in Drury-Lane was burnt in her Bed in a moft dreadful Manner,oc:rafioned by the following Accident : She had been fmoaking a Pipe, and ...

... after which they the Ch.irmen to blind their Eyes, and then made off; hut the Chairmen giving :he Alarm, they were portued Drury-Lane and taken, when ltv:ing carried belore Juttice Fielding, they were COMMi;tO to Newgate. On sunday Night left, Villains found ...

... reft Iming taken up by other Boats. This Werk the young Lady, who performed the Part of Juliet at the Theatre Ru; at in Drury-Lane lilt Winter, and reported fun* Time fince to be dead, was fafely brought to Bed, at her Lodcao at Knightsbridge. A few Days ...

... refcued him, and put the Bailiffa to Flight. We hear that the Tragedy of Phzdra and Hippolitus will be revived this Seafon at Drury-Lane Theatre, in which Mr. Garrick wit perform. This Tragedy was written by Mr. Smith of Oxford, and though it is allowed to ...

... Friday fix Perfons were taken up, for coining and counterfeit Half-pence, four of them at a Publick Houfe in - Street, near Drury-Lane, and the other two in Well-Street, Fair. Alexander Adams and his Wife were committed to Nr. and Patten and his Wife to ...

... fecured in the Round- Houle of Newington Para. Saturday Night during . the fecond Scene of the Entertainment ter the Play, at Drury-lane Theatre, the Audience war tr alarmed by a Noire from behind the Boxes, occafioned by two ticmen quarrelling and drawing ...

... Wednefday Night, as Mr. Ing was going through Vinegarird, Bridges !beet, in his Way home to his Houle in Cravenluildings, Drury-lane, he was accofted by a Lady, who greatly imrtuned him to go to her Lodgings ;which he not complying with, refufing fomewhat ...

... Swearing contrary to the late Statute, and paid the Penalty prefcribed thereon. Thurfday Night before the Play began at Drury-Lane, an unmannerly Fellow in the Upper Gallery, threw a handful of Peas amongft the Crowd, fume of whom unhappily Muck a Woman ...

... young Woman was lately employ'd as a ginger at Cupet's Gardens; and it is laid was alfo hired to perform the next Seafon at Drury-Lane Theatre. Laft Thurfday Night, about Ten o'Clock, a Man was brought to Wool-Street Cornpter, for ttealing a Silver Tankard ...