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... rerfon.l.Yere.takFli up, for coining and , buying Half pence, four of thern at ha PubliO:c- Hotife in Wild Street, near Drury ! -Lane, and 'the ether two in Well-Street, Rag-Fair. Alexander .Adams ,his ; Wife were committed to Nawgate, and Patten and his ...
... Carman that drove Cart from under Coleman at the Gallows. ea We hear that Mr. Barry and Mrs. Cibber are eng* to perform at Drury-Lane Theatre next Seafon. And that Mr. Beard will perform no more in A few Days {ince feveral Italian and French Dance: l arrived ...
... releafed, and properly taken Care of,'*:'X pearing to be diforder'd in his Senfes. , A few Days ago, a poor old Woman in Drury-Lane , .burnt in her Bed in a moft dreadful Manner, 0ccag 0 ,,, ,, s , by the following Accident : She had been fmoak e . Pipe ...
... they obliged the Chairmen to blind their Eyes, and then made oft; but the Chairmen giving the Alarm, they were purfued into Drury-lane and taken, when being carried before Juftice; Fielding, they were committed to Newgate. On Wednefday Lit two Gentlemen in ...
... performs between the Ads ; with the new Entertainment of Hat s lequin Ranger, as now performing at the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane; the Chareecter of Harlequin will be performed by Monf. Vriderflu - vs e, thence he goes to Droinfgrove, where he will to ...
... and Lanibert, from whom he received Sixty Pounds; being the Reward offered. The fame Night, abut Twelve, Mr. Berry, of Drury.: Lane Playboiffe, was attacked near St. Clement's Church by three Footpad., artri'd with. a Horfe Pub!, a Potket and a Cutlals ...
... Sale 'unlawful Game. On Sunday Moinincr about Eight o'Clock the Roof of a Houle next. Door to the Harlequin Ale,houfe in Drury- Lane, fell down. Every Floor of the Houfe was inhabited, but the Lodgers:in the Garret was .. juit'gone out before the Accident ...
... Public k that Mr. Sparks, Mr. Dyet, Mrs W rd, Mrs. Dyer, Mrs. Lampe, Mifs Young, and others, iiorn the Theatres Royal of Drury Lane and Covent Garclll, London, are engag'd to `perform at the Theatre hi 'i\loor.Street in this Town the caning Summer. BA ...
... NGITAM, - May Is. Yeflerday arrived in Town Sparks, Mr. Dyer, and Mrs. Ward, from the Theatres Royal of Covent• Garden and Drury-Lane ; who, wq are affur'd, will perform at the Theatre in Moor-Street— , on Wednefday Evening. On Tueiday the Wife of Mr. Fitter ...
... out ibr Pbrtfnibutil, ;lb embark there foCnis Ocweritmeat. Yeflerday about Noon, a Coachmalter, who lived . in a Court in Drury-Lane, near Long-Acre, having been f6r ionic Time dihrious, cut his Throat while his Wife juil: fiept out to'a taandler's Shop ...
... Pathament) was publickly burnt in Pretence of the C u ft om.Hou le Officers. . • . Yeiferclay Evenina a Alan an Aleoufe near Drury- Lane, drank r 3 li c all.pints Liquours, by which his ,Life - is in great Dang . er. - A few . , Days ago a Trade : l - man the ...
... Malden in Effex a few Weeks ago, for forging Notes upon a Brother and Partner of Mr. NVilfon, an eminent Woollen draper in Drury Lane. The'Brother had been dead feveral Months before the Notes were dated, and Joyce was committed to New- Prifon. On Monday ...