... Salute, My dear won't you give us a Glafs of Wine, to whicii he con- fented ; and they conducted him to a Brothel-houfe in Drury-Lane, where after drinking plentifully of Li- quor with his new Sweethearts ; he was conducted up Stairs, and falling afleep ...

... U the Lord of Lords, and King of Kings. I am, your conftant Reader, Anti-Judaicus. On Saturday next the Theatre Royal in Drury Lane opens with the Beggar's Opera, and on the Monday following Covent-Gardcn Theatre will like- wife open with the Provok'd ...

... Grammar School at the fame Place, both in his Lordfhip's Difpofal. On Tuefday Night a Painter ftanding by a Bonfire near Drury -Lane Playhoufc, having fome Words with a Man, he was pufh'd into the Fire, and, though direclly taken out, he was fuffocated ...

... lean., and others ofihe French NobilitY, upward! of a thouland Pounds. On Satuiday Night one of the Dancers belonging to Drury-Lane Piay-houfc, wa, fct upon in iiow- Street by fome People unknown, who gay« him ten Wound, in th. Back vvith a DaMer-flick ...

... ten Days. Laft Wednefday two Perfons were committed to New Prifon by John Fielding, Efq; for defrauding th ...

... the whole 'Fime, ono thoufand Miles a Month. Laft Friday Evening a Fire broke out at one Mrs. Query's, in RulTel-Court, Drury-Lane, by the Care- leffnefs of a Perfon, who has taken an Apartment in her houfe, attempting to make Malt privately ; it did ...

... Fellow wa3 feverely punifhed upon the Parade, for being aflccp on his Poft. Sunday Morning a Sow that was ..rolling about Drury-Lane, took a Child out of it's Mother's Lap, and run away with it, and before flic could be ftopp'd the Child was very much hurt ...

... Thurf Jay Night, about n o'Clock, fcvcral young Fellows were imprefled by four different Gangs as they were coming out of Drury-Lane and Co vent- Garden Playhoufes. On Thiiifday a Bill, for the Relief of Infolvent Debtors, was laid before the Houfe of Commons ...

... his Neck that his Life is defpaired of. 'I'he fame Evening a Prefs Gang purfued a Journey- man Shoemaker to his Lodgings m Drury Lane, and took him as he was entering the Houfe. His Wife who had been brought to Bed but a Fortnight, hear- ing her Hufband ...

... the whole Day. About Nine in the Evening, they fall ied out into the Streets in St. Giles's, and the Neighbour- hood of Drury Lane, armed with Bludgeons, and other ?? Weapons, refolving to knock down every Englifhman they met ; and one Mr. Field, a Confhble ...

... Bifhop ; and that the Rev. Dr. Green, Chaplain abroad with his Majefty, will be promoted to the Deanery of Exeter. To-morrow Drury Lane Playhoufe will be open'd lor the Seafon with the Recruiting Officer. The following droll Defcription of an Irifhman, who ...

... our mortal Enemies, will hereby be difcovered. On Tuefday Night a Prefs-Gang, well armed, came into the Neighbourhood of Drury-Lane, on an Information that leveral Sailors, who had Leave of Abfence, and were not returned on board their ref- pe&ive Ships ...