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... HEATRE, EADIN N MONDAY next, May 19, the favorite One a of LOVE IN A V AGE The part of Hawthorn by Mr. BANNISTER, from the Royal, Drury-Lane. Woodcock, Mr. Jackfon; Hodge, Mr. Simpfon; Sir M: Fow! Euthuce, Mr. Fairbain ; MA Meedows atid Yonng Mea ore ...
... possessor. The theatrical Benefits at Liverpool have this season proved tolerably productive. The principal were as tollow: Mr. Bannister Mrs. Powell iso Mrs. Mattocks yis Mrs. Hill Mr. Knight 20tJ Mr. Wild i;io Mr. Murray 185 Mr. Cooke Mr. il ...
... Baltic trade) (fined the New London Tavern, it being the anniversary Alexander’s Accession the Throne all the Russia*. Dr, Roger-, who resided many yea tit was called to the chair; evening was spent with.the grcrtiest conviviality, and the company broke ...
... Esqrs. To 'be Coppin, William Rogers, Thomas Etheridge, John Monday, and Benjamin Bedile Combe, Ge.iis. To be Ensigns—Francis Sqaibb, John Covey, and Thomas hityer, Gents. be Adjutant —Wilham Lejeune, Gent, vice Rogers. Volunteer Ivfantry. Edward Hale ...
... viz.—3oool. the Hon. C. J. Fox; 16,0001. Mrs. Taylor, of the Norwich theatre; 40001. to a daughter of the late Charles Bannister; 15,0001. to infant daughter of Mrs. Edgar (late Miss Selsby, at the Griffin. Ipswich); 13001. lo the Rev. Layton, Ipswich) ...
... were cfi voting men belonging to the lugger, and inhabitants of I’olperro. Ini course of the day inquest was taken by Mr. Rogers, the coroner, (heir bodies, and verdict Accidental hof course returned. Tite names (he three men who were picked were, Thomas ...
... &c. Ac. His Lordship stated, that the Rev. Henry B. Dudley, Thomas Barker, Richard 'Mad. dox, William Watkins, and John Bannister, having accepted the office of Judges for his prizes, had reported follows, viz. To the Duke of Bedford, for his Devon oxen ...
... Ashton-under- Lyne, Lancaster, clothiers aud coparroers, Dec. 7, 8,31. A ttomies. Mr. W. No. 11, Staple-Inn, London, or Mr. Bannister, Lancashire. John Handcocks, Bromyard, Heretofd, dealer ia horses, cattle, sheep, and pigs. Dee. 16. at tear, 16.31, at tun ...
... moneyscrivener, May 6, at eleven, 16, at twelve, June 13, at eleven. Attorney, Mr. Pullen, No. 3-1, Fore street, London. William Bannister, Romford, Essex, baker. May 6, 16, June 13, at one. Attorney, Mr. Cutting, Bartlett's. buildings, Holborn, London. John Broad ...
... and it is supposed to be lodged near bis back, as it never came out. An inquest was taken the following day before Pearce Rogers, Esq. the coroner, and a most respectable jury, who, without any hesitation, returned a verdict of Lunacy, Death of the Carr ...
... and Carey, severely ; Ensign Lotoller, slightly ; Adjutant Braham, ditto.—2d ball. 87th foot, Major Gough, severely; Lieut. Rogers, slightly Ensign Pepper, ditto.—BBth foot, Capt. Browyi, severely; Lieut. Whittle, ditto; Ensign Whitelaw, ditto. • Ist halt ...
... which by land carriage would have required 190. On Saturday night last, two sheep were stolen from the fields of Mr. Rogers, at Bannisters, near Southampton; the sheep were killed on the spot, the skins and heads left, but the carcases taken away. On Thursday ...