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... from 6s. 6d. to 75. 6d. Barley 3s. to 4.5. od. and New Wheat was fold at 6s. bd. per B A U .P T S. • • James 13rodus, of Drury-Lane, Calrenier. lirederick &own, of Addle-Hill, London, SugarA3aker. Dayt appointed Jr the , Payment Benkrupts Novo.o.Hansßodgers ...
... Gnildhal March 17. Pe•erDaViir, oi Mete,Vit,ltflaice,lnnholder, at, theAugel in Mere. •, L' • March 17. - Ilaac Parker, of Drury-Lane, Hofier, at Gitildhall March John Pyke, of - Bath, T - oy t itaii, at Quildliall Maich 30. Maly Veep, of .13riltol, Stuff-maker ...
... BA TEM A N'S DROPS, V Z. , yofeph Rtiffell, in Qi2een-Street, London. Thomas yackfon, (Tindure-man in Craven Buildings, Drury - Lane/ near me New-Church in the Strand, London. Thomas Clark, on London Br:dge. Thomas Randall, in Broal-Streer, London Tilde ...
... - upwards of 65 1. Lad Night in the Crowd of Holiday People who throng'd fo fall to get up the Upper Gallery Stairs, at Drury Lane Playhoure, when the Doors were opened, one Man and two Women were thrown down and trampled to Death. The Women were both ...
... WaHet of Lonr, Sutton in ~ 41 Friday for -upwards of 6; I. I 'rowd of Holiday People who throng'd c.ippet Gallery Stairs, at Drury Lane ors were tio.l opened, one Man and 'own and trampled to Death. The i ee of them tar c.,-,one with Child, tance to the Holland ...
... board.' A few Days fince a Right Honourable Gentletgan, Son a noble Lord;nwas mulled to Mils Young, the celebrated . -er at Drury Lane Theatre. lill is preparing to be laid before the Parliament, to ' Capital for any Perfon to diminith the Portugal Coin curre ...
... noble Lord,nwas warmed to Mifs Young, the celebrated . teer of 12 Carriage Guns and 70 Men, taken by the Chi- Singer at Drury Lane Theatre. chefler. Three other Prizes alfo came in at the fame 'Time, A is preparing to be laid before the Parliament, to ...
... at Guildhall.---April Thomas Atkinfon,: of Beer4ane,..Londan,.Merchairt, at Guildhall.—April 29. Robert Currant, of Drury-Lane, ' Woollen- Draper, at Guildhall..---April 29. Robert Wefkett, of Lynn- Regis, Norfolk; Merchant, at Guildhall.--May 3. ...
... Bailey, two of whom were capitally convideci, viz. Katherine Knoland, for robbing Richard Ireland of his Silver Watch in Drury'Lane; and Andrew Grant for (leafing 4.51. ss. in the Dwelling Houfe of the Bell• Savage Inn. Six were calt for Tranfportation ...
... der made to his Majefly by Sir William Moreton, Kilt, of this City, when Catharine Knowland, for robbing hicW,, Ireland in Drury-Lane, was ordered for Execution on day next. And Andrew Grant for a Burglary, and Simmonds for_ Healing a Calf, were relpited ...
... Pantoinimical Magic Scene in Groterglie Chat aaers, cat I'd The ITALIAN SHADOWS As it was perfortu'd at the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane. 13. Nothing under the,lnll Piices will be take». 'fickeis Places to be had of Mr. Yates, at Mr. Everftriann's in the N ...
... Lieutenant of Ireland, will let out this Day for WoOburn-Abbey, in his Way to that kiegdom. It's laid that Mr 'Beard has quitted Drury Lane Houfe, and is appointed Manager of Covent• Garden Theatre, for the en. filing Seafon. It opens nex.t Monday. We hear from ...