... who for many Years kept a Houfe for neceffi- tous young Gentlemen in Bridges-ftreet, and afterwards a Spunging-Houfe in Drury-Lane. Six eminent Bai- liffs and Turnkeys held up the Pall, and as many of their Followers and Runners were Bearers, John Ketch ...

... Princefs Amelia at Woolwich, and were fent on board the Royal George Man of War. On Tuefday Night Mr. Leatham, a Staymaker in Drury-Lane, having fome Words with his Daughter, an only Child about fourteen Years of Age, con- cerning her keeping bad Company, told ...

... Sum of 471 1. of which 271 1. was pro- duced by the Benefit given to this Society by the Managers ofthe Theatre- Royal in Drury-Lane, who took pothing for the Ufe of the Houfe, and the Players generoufly performed gratis : The remaining Sum of 206 1. has ...