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... profecuted, and had judgment given them, with confiderable cofts and damages, Thom a* Jackson, tindture-man, now removed (from Drury-Lane) near the Fleet ; and Joseph Russel, Qucen-ftreet, Cheapfidc, London, for counterfeiting Dr. Bateman’sPect oral ops, and ...
... Creditors of the G!d Company are to be fully fathfied for their rcfpe&ive Claims. We hear a celebrated A&refs, belonging Drury-Lane Theatre, is married to a Gentleman of great Fortune. A Girl who had for fome time pail been obliged to the Gencrofity of ...
... proftcuted, and had j given them, with confiderable cofts and damagea, agstnft Thomas Jackson, tindlure-man, now removed ffrom Drury-Lane) near •the fleet ; and [osxph RuesEi,, Queen-ftrcet, Cheapfide, London, for counterfeiting Dn an’sHectoxai Dkoks, and making ...
... Smelling Bottles, Etuis without Number. On Monday laft died Elizabeth Burn, alias Craven, a notorious Bawd,in White-Hart-Yard, Drury-Lane. She was born and-bred in Ireland, where fhe joined the Robbers belonging the Kcllymouuc Gang, which were fo numerous,, ...
... proceed in their bufinefs. For the LonpoN PackxEeT, ANECDOTE. Q Few nights fince lady B———L—— being in the ftage-box at Drury-lane theatre, when the comedy of the hypocrite was performed, wherein are feveral paflages of latin, lady B——applied to a macaroni ...
... and had judgment given them, with confiderable softs and damages, agamft Thomas Jackson, tindiure-man, now removed (from Drury-Lane) near the Fleet } and Joseph Russel, in Queen-ftreet, Cheapfide, London, for counterfeiting Dr. Bateman'tHic to ops, and ...
... difplaying the emblems of Hope and Staility, appropviately fufpended by a chain wifled in the form of a Cuble. ; : ; THEATRE—DRURY LANE. The receipts of lalt night were fagred to the Wi- Jdows and Children of the brave Tars who fell in defence of their coantry’s ...
... cleared at th«Cp6r«, irQlto'Jaauarf 6, 1 765, to And alfo i£t prevent the diitliling ipifllg ilniture-m*n, retnoved/frorh Drury-lane) near January 1766, amounts to 3767. wheat, oats, barley, bear, rye, fonder •£”«*» Chwpfidep beans and peas and from any ...
... the I aft four . Years 5 but'for tne future, it will be. fqli a Warehorrie at Mr. Ewans, Gold-beater, in Lolirg aCre, near Drury-lane, Wholeble Retail. The Pound jsi and the ‘.Half-pound j*. Good Vllqvranef to Merchants, Captains Ships, and ’Country Dealers ...
... the room, and am now (by taking a few boxes and bottles) as well as ever [ was in my life. Your refpeitfully, Wine Cooper, Drury-Lane. R. STockings. N. B. The Pills crcate appetite, and affift digeftion; numerous inftances have alfo occurred where they have ...
... it, the Uft four Years but for the future, it will be fold at a Warehoufe at Mr. Evans, Gold-beater, in Long-acre, near Drury-lane, Wholelale and Retail. The Pound at 5 s. Halfpound 2 s. d. Quarter-pound 1 s. 3d. Good Allowance Merchants, Captains of ...
... -at the feflions houfe, Old Bailey, came on before the recorder, an extraordinary trial of one Meal, a barber's bay in Drury-Lane, charged with robbing on the highway Mrsßyan, of Great Portland Street, the ch of June laft. — The evidences againft the ...