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... Hal. _ _ On Thurfday died, at her Lodgings in Covent-Garden, Mrs. Macklin, many Years belonging to the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane. Some Letters from Warfaw mention, that it was cap aed the King of Poland woald very fpeedily let out for Vienna, thiogsgoing ...
... Ckandois-Street St Martin’s in the the Vine in Vine-Street near Jms’s the Thiltle and Crown in Orange-Court Leiceft or the in Drury-Lane — 1 - - - - 11 --ir r 1 - -1 - - 1 - - Birmingham and Brijiol Stage-Coach Two Days) BEGUN going on Monday the 9th of April ...
... Vine in Vine-Street near James’s Church the Thiflle and Crown in Orange-Court Leicefler-Square the of Pruflia Witch-Street Drury-Lane or Two well (killed Leather Breeches may depend on having conflant and Wages by applying to Jofeph Tydman County Glocefler ...
... Bailey, two of whom were capitally convicted, viz. Catherine Knowland, for rob Ting Richard Ireland ofa Silver Watch in Drury-Lane, and Andrew Grant, for break- ing open the Bell-Savage Inn, and fteaiing 42 1. ss. Six were caft for Traqfportatioq, and ...
... Bailey, two of whom were capitally convideci, viz. Katherine Knoland, for robbing Richard Ireland of his Silver Watch in Drury'Lane; and Andrew Grant for (leafing 4.51. ss. in the Dwelling Houfe of the Bell• Savage Inn. Six were calt for Tranfportation ...
... J'rifoners were tried the two of whom are capitally convifled, viz Knowland, for robbing Richard Ireland of 3 :nc Watch in Drury-Lane, and Andrew Grant f, ?' ing open the Bell-Savage Inn, and flealL 1 Six were caft for Tranfp;>rtation, and/ixV' b 'S' Yefterday ...
... Fields the Vine in Vine-Street near St ames’s Church the Crown in Orange-Court Leicefler-Square or the in Witch-Street Drury -Lane or Two well killed in Leather Breeches may having conftant Wages applying to Jofeph Tydman ofDurfley Glocefter This is give ...
... Bailey, two of whom were capitally convided, viz. Catharine Knowland, for robbing Richard Ireland of a Silver Watch in Drury• Lane, and Andrew Grant, for breaking open the Bell-Savage Inn, and Reeling 42 I. ci. Six were for Tranfportation, and fix acquitted ...
... laid. hear that the Appeal upon the Blenheim's Frizes, vvh'ch was been heard iy, was to the next. Mr. ic is fail, quits Drury Lane Theatire, and his encaged himfelf to Mr. Barry. Sc*. eral Tranlports in the River are preparing to fall down the Downs the ...
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... Horfe-Shoe Ckandois-Strtet St Martin’s in the Fidds the Vine in Vine-Street St James’s Church Crown in or the of Witch-Street Drury-Lane i$ to Notice THAT whoever wants re-planted new well-harvefted TURNIP-SEED called Long Red Green-Top may be fupplied with ...
... Fields the Vine in Vine-Street near St James’s Church Crown Orange-Court Leicerter-Square or the of Pruffia in Witch-Street Drury-Lane &oU Together or in Parcels fore Burroughs of the Mafiers of the High Court Chancery at bis in Chancery-Lane London fvant ...