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... benefit from the Bath waters, that he has resumed his duties a Director at the East India House. The complicated basinets at Drury-lane Theatre has been Satisfactorily adjusted by compromise amongst the parties. Joseph Governor of Senegambia, was on Thursday ...
... me a resolute hater of oppression, and a proud scorner corruption. Their Majesties and the Princesses last night honored Drury-Lane with their presence, to see the play Deaf and Dumb, and the entertainment of Harlequin Amulet. The Royal party was received ...
... discovered. This bill lias been traced to person who was a Clerk the Bank, but now keeps a coffee-house in the neighbourhood of Drury-lane, and his house the rest of the bills were found. The man has been apprehended. Wednesday a fire broke out at the house Mr ...
... n. In the Court of Chancer)', this morning, the Solicitor-Genera) stated, that the parties concerned in the business of Drury-lane Theatre were now perfectly agreed; and the Lord Chancellor therefore fixed tile final adjustment of the matter for Saturday ...
... Easv-row, Birmingham—Rev. Mr. Mid die ton, Hanley, the Staffordshire Potteries. BANKRUPTS retired SURRENDER, •ion* Not TON, of Drury-lane, victualler, April 14, May 15, at Guildhall—Att. CripplSm/ THOMAS COKTIS, Fritb-street, painter and eusier April 9,14, May ...
... innbclder, May 54, tlic n ?' Head, Winchester.—Atlornies, Taos V.'.^' r,chts!tr > or Ceigh, N'ew Bridge-street. wA.,' Drury-lane, baker, May 52, 25, June »,atGu,idaail—Art. U-, f IGIIT Of Matiey, Cheshire, hatter, June 2, ,j White Lion, Stockport.—Atts ...
... the shoulder, and begged the favour his company to an adjoining tavern. The School fur Scandal was last night performed Drury-Lane. Theatre, for the benefit of Mr. Kiug, to a house overflowing in all parts. Before the farce, Mr. King spoke his Address ...
... good woman.—At his house the new road, Durdham Down, Mr.Ricliards,- formerly leader of thy bands at the Opera-House and Drury-lane Theatre:—At Chiton, Miss C. Downing, second daughter of Rev. G. Downing, 'prebendary Ely.—.At Lnn-lly, Carmarthenshire, ...
... who followed them through various streets in the neigfihourhood of the Strand. he performers, and others, belonging to Drury lane Theatre, are about formed into ar»ed association. They were drilled this day for the first lime. after the return the regi»nenl ...
... pursued upwards of 170 sants, on seeing | sh frigate, at which time they considered him 4s: ourse, and, as it was believed, At Drury-lane t tacle, under the tit’ “here is no date to inform us, the vessels said to have been forward on Monda mend; but at all events ...
... dead, lie appeared be perfectly well in the morning, and had eaten hearty breakfast. He was many years known the public at Drury-lane Theatre as the principal Harlequin, character which he supported with peculiar activity. Mr. Spencer was one of the Duke ...
... guard-house :—a severe battle was fought between the flatmen ami the press-gang. Moiul.iv night, Mrs. Jordan came out at Drury-Lane Theatre, tor the season, in her favorite character Miss Peggy,” The Country Girl.” need not say that she received with ...