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... William Harris, diffenting miniftcr at Honiton in Devon • (hire. 15. We arc told that a publican in White-Hart court, near Drury lane, London, and feven other perfons are the proprietors of the io,oool. prize drawn at Guildhall on Wedncfday laft. 16. Portfmouthy ...
... to apj-oint the Karl of Northumberland (lord lieutenant of Ireland) to be Vice-admiral of all America. 6. A publican in Drury lane has provided ( ...
... 12. Their Majeftics, with the Prince of Mecklenburgh, and feveral of the nobility were laft night at the Theatre Royal in Drury lane, to fee the dramatic romance of Cymon, with the farce of the Devil to pay. Thae audience exprefled great fatisfaction on ...
... Mifcellaneous Articles. L. OND O N. LA& night their Majefties were at the theatre in Drury lane, to fee the Weft Indian, with Harlequin’s invafion. The fpectators exprefled the higheft fatisfation at the fight of the Royal pair, and called repeatedly ...
... thoufand pounds. 16. Thuifday laft died in Ruffel Street, Covent Garden, Mr ‘Thomas Davies, bookfeller, formerly belonging to Drury Lane Theatre, and author of the ¢ Life of Garrick” and of ‘¢ Dramatic Mifcellanies:” Extra& of a letter from Sheernefs, May s ...
... plaintiff for a sol. A verdi&t of Scol. damages has been given agaiuft Lord Camelford, for his late affault on a gentleman at Drury Lane Theatre. TKRA MOUTH, Alay tS. This morning arrived the Couriercutter, with a French privateer, her prize, mount- ing fix ...
... profccutcd, and had Judgment given them, with tordiJcrable cods and damages, Thomas Jackson, tinflure-man, now removed (from Drury lane) nearthefleet; and Joseph Russzl, Queen-flrect, Chcapfide, London, for counterfeiting Dr. Hateman’s Pectoral Drops, and ...
... profecutcd, and had judgment given them, with considerable coils and Thom as Jackson, tinflure-man, tifiw re- moved (from Drury lane) near the fleet; and Joseph Russn, in Qneen-flrect, Chcapfidc, London, for counterfeiting Dr. B at kman’s Pectoral Drovs ...
... Counfel at the bar, a* gainft the interlude bill. Petitions of . the fame import were_received. !rot:l) the proprietors of Drury-lane and Coyentarden. \ 'sl{e fecond reading of thebill for'the vefi\x{ation of the Slave ‘Trade was deferred till Saturday, ...
... good, and had judgment given them, with confiderable cods and damages, agamllTnoM Jackson, linflure-man, now removed (from Drury-Lane) near the fleet and [oseph Rvssel, in Queen-dreet, Cheapflde, London, for counterfeiting Dr. Bateman’sPectohai-Diiops, and ...
... profecuted, and had judgment given them, with conflderable cods and damages, againlt as Jackson, tindlurt-man, now removed (ftom Drury-Lane) near the Fleet andjossm Russel, in (hieen-dreet, Cheapfide, London, for counterfeiting-Dr. Bateman Drops, and making uft ...
... had judgment given them, with confiderahle colts and damages, againfl Thomas Jackson, tinfture-man, now rc« moved (from Drury-lane) near the fleet j and Joseph Russel, in Quecn-ftrect, London, for counterfeiting Bar r,. Pectoral Drops, and making ufe ...