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... B-ANKRUPTS. Janus Stenbous, Drury Lane, hi the Comely Middleton, Liam- Richard Holland, now or late Liverpook, ix the Cowley of Laseajter, Iroorex-draper axd Merebant. Nathaniel Edmonds, Burrilrret near Saint Catberines in the Comfy Middlefix, rintner ...
... Directors of the East India Company. The Hon. Henry Cowper, Esq; Mr. Charles Shepard, a Comedian, belonging to the Theatre in Drury Lane. The Lady Isabella Coulson Reiict of Sir Roger Coulson, Bart. ...
... lniinin. Norfolk, Tanner James Bradly and Richard Griffin, of Fcnchurch-ftreet, Merc-.ants and Part- ner! Charles Cope, uf Drury Lane, Taylor— Thomas Arnold, of St. Dunltan'sin the Well, Grocer Thomas Taylor, of Reading, Berkfliinr, Mealman and Dealer i ...
... well drefs'd, In Ruffel-ftreet, near Drury Lane, by a Fellow who had been employ M by two Bailiffs to watch him, in order to arreft him', the Gentleman, who knew tha real Intent of the Fellow, ran down Drury Lane, and got into a Houfe in Clare Court, ...
... Confumption, at his Lodgings at Ken- tifh-Town, Mr. Pinkethman, a celebrated Comedian, belong- ing to the Theatre- Royal in Drury- Lane. On Saturday his Majefty's Grant palled the Great Seal to John Tull, his Heirs, &c. of the new Invention of a Sedan- Chahs ...
... Policy and Honour are said to have as much Struggle at Aschassenbourg, as Love and Honour with Baye's Prince Volscius at Drury Lane. So that till this Point is decided, the Quidnuncs must be con- tent till Fame finds which Trumpet she's to found thro. ...
... Life, and he would never give them any Trouble. On Saturday last a Sharper went into a Shoemaker's Shop in Clare Court, Drury Lane, and fitted himself with a Pair of Shoes, which being done, he took an Opportunity to slip out of the Shop, but was immediately ...
... Printtd) Price SIX-PENCE, Illuf rated with neat Copper Plates, 1. A mofi beautiful Head 0/ Day 1 0 Garrick, Efq; Patentee of Drury Lane Theatre. 1. Vhe Head of Mademoifelle V I 0 1. S>T ?? j. A new, ufeful, and cornel Pocket Map of tht Eaft-Riding of Yoikfh ...
... where, to his great Surptize, he found him lying on his Face dead on the Floor. On Friday Night as Mr. Lowe, belonging to Drury- Lane Playhoule, was going dawn Snow-hill, he was liopt by two Fellows, one of whom, without (peaking a Word, gave him a molt ...
... ended ?? at the Old Baily, when John Gerrard, for picking the Pocket of Alex. Murray, Efqj'of a Cambrick Handkerchief at Drury Lane Play-houfc; Julius Hunt, for robbing John Doc, the Poft man, near Whitechapel Prifon; Jofepli Leath, for robbing Mr Heme ...
... fgate, where thcu Wog was the fame Day deliver'd. Irday Morning an elderly Woman was found frozen to Death at a Door in Drury. Lane. Wateemans Hall, Jan. 28. On Friday bfi Mr. Alderman Parkas, among many other Inftinces of his Beneficence, fent (so I. ...
... Works may b. tAa at the above T. Otbervis; IS the newPlayof the Fatal Retir ement ; as it wds Acted at the Theatre Royal in Drury Lane. ...