COCK-FIGHTING,
... We hear that many young Ladies have commanded their Admirers to ekort them next Saturday Evening to the Theatre Royal in Drury• Lane, to aebate the Maiden Whim, and decide the critical Mthute. ...
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(to the great Joy the Publicans) for in order be near that City. We are informed* that e mention in
... with damages, coftsof iuit. on the January, 1756, Judgement wii given in favour the laid and 1 Tm&ureman, in Cravcn-buili Drury Lane, near the New church theSnan L>nJofi, lot the like counted citing the laid Drop Sals Bills Cure*, around each A 1 Thorn*Clark ...
Ftom WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 3i, to SATURDAY JANuART 3. 173
... Weftern Blinds, as they utu.illy do, but could not fino them. Saturday a young Child fell into the Fire at a Cellar in Drury- Lane, opvlite Long- Acre, and was burnt to Death. Yeflerday died at Wimbledon in Surry, Rife Richards, Efq; Member of Parliament ...
TO_BE SOLD,
... numerous Audience, the Tragedy of Three a hall Bank Annuities 111 Sulk 88 s 4th a 3 kW. Ditto ad Soil., Oroonoko was revived at Drury-Lane Playhoufe, for the of,. 87 a k il l . c ont. B ath 88 I 4'b. Dien 17)6i. the Widow Kraus and her Children, (her Husband ...
To the PRINTER, He. June 1755, was feized in Jamaica with Billious Fever, a Piforder very common in that Ifland,
... the Peakbay. N. B. Thefc Powders arc fold at the Printing Office in the High-ftreet, Oxford. Bankrupts.— James Broders, of Drury-Lane, Carpenter —Frederick Bloom, of Addle-Hill, Sugar-Baker. —Ralph Buck, of Norwich, Dealer.—Thomas Holliday, of Minchinhampton ...
For the Fublick Good, &c
... 1756, Judgment was alfo given in Favour of the faid Diceys and Okcll, againfl Jncifin, (Tinfturcman, in Craven-buildings, Drury-lane) near the New-church in the Strand, London, for the like counterfeiting the faid Drops, Seal, and Bills of Cures, tec, around ...
At the Affizes at Wortetter th , s Week Perrone were cap:tally vlz.. John Collins, for robbing Mr. Wrn of
... the (am ius Kelligrew ii King Charles the Second') K idn. He had a Patent fur receiving a Guinea every Nigta they acted in Drury-Lane PlayhoUfe. The Head of this Family came ftom Clrnwall, and this Gentleman dy mg a Batchelor, it is believed that tis real ...
horn SATURDAY FEBRUARY 119 to WEDNESDAY FEL:.L.MtV :;. 8756
... on Comick Attors. • By Mrs. CHARKE. LONDON: Printed for H. SLATER at the Circulating Library the Corner of Clare-Court, Drury-Lane, and H. J LATER, Jun. Bookfeller and Auftioneer at Holbourn-Bars. To be Lctt, and Enter'd on at Michaelmas next, AFarm called ...
For llie . Fub lick Good, &V
... January, 1-56, Judgment was alfo given i n of the faid Diceys and Okcll, againft PhamM J.rdftm, ( iinc'i Cravcn-bmldints, Drury-lane) near the N’ew-church in the bim' for the Idee counterfeiting the faid Drops, Seal, and Bill,-of Car,.’ ground cadi Bottle ...
For the Publick Goody &c
... famous Dr. Batsman’i Pictok.vi. Dfton, Ryjjtfl, ja Quccn-ftrtet, London. Thomas yeckjon, (Tindlurcman in Craven Buildings, Drury-Lane) near the New Church in the Strand, London. Thomas Clark, on London Bridge. Thomas Randall, in Bread-{beet, London, Thcfc ...
School, Truftcc, in the room of the Right Hon. the Earl of Oxford, deceafed. We hear that the Englifh Gentlemen
... Grandfon the famous Kelligrew in K. Charles the Second'* Reign: He had a Patent for receiving a Guinea every Night they in Drury-Lane Flayhouie. The Head of this Family came from Cornwall, and this Gentleman dying a Batchelor, it is believ’d that his real ...
For the Publick Good, &c
... famous Dr. Bati man’s Picto»al Drom, vix. Jofefh Pu//f/t, in Quecn-flreet, London. Jjctf™, (Tindbircman in Craven Buildings, Drury-Lane) neat the New Church m the Strand, London. ‘Jbomiit Clark, on London Bridge, Th.mas Ramlall, in Bread-ftrcet, London. Trefc ...