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... DRURY LANE THEATRE. occafion in the memory of the moft vctenn amateur drew luch crowds to the Theativ, as the play ol The School for Scandal,on Saturd iy evening, in which Mifs Farren was to take leave of the public in her profelnonal character. It was ...
... NEW DRURY LANE THEATRE pUBLTC curiofity, which has long been on * the tip toe of expectation, was o;s Wedncf- day evening gratified by the opening of this iuperb edifice, under the management of Mr. K.emble. Of this Theatre, language mullbe inadequate ...
... From thofe who have witnek'd the reprefen- tation at Drury Lane, we never heard a Play more highly fpoken of than tiie Caftle Speftre. It cannot be fuppofed, that any provincial Theatre can give equal effeft : but our managers we underftand have not ...
... Middlefex, Silve.finith. To appear May 17, 31, and June 24, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Afhficld, Brownlow-Street, Drury- Lane. Edward Latter, of Princes-Street, Red-Lion-Square, Mid- dlefex. To appear 19, 24, and June 24, at Guildhall, London. Attorney ...
... Lion, in New Sarum. Attorney, James Swayne, of Wilton, Wiltfhire. John Watts, formerly of St. James's- Street, late of Drury- Lane, and now of Buckingham-Court, Spring-Gardens, Broker* To appear Jan. 17, a 6, and Feb. 24, at Guild- hall. Attorney, Mr ...
... London, Merchants. - Robert Williams, of Abingdon-Buildings, Weft- minfter, Wharfinger. Edward Setchall, of Whke-Hoife-Yard, Drury- Lane, Dealer and Chapman. William Cokayne, of the Parifh of St. Dunftan, Stepney, Merchant. Henry Bowman, late of Pennington-ftreet ...
... EDWARD ASH. WitneiTes to the above being a true Cafe, Mr. Alexander Robertfon, Cheefemonger, No. 122, Drury Lane, Mr. Jofeph Benguagh, Publican, Drury Lane; Mr. William Boak, Holler, No. 246, Holborn ; Mr. Robert Poulton, Glafs Cutter, No. 16, Upper Union ...
... Beilby, of St. Botolph, Haberdafher. To appear Feb. 1, 8, and March 7, at Guildhall. William Sanders, of Cumberland-Court, Drury. Lane, Dealer in Brandies, Rums, and Wines. To appear Feb. 1, 8, and March 7, at Guildhall. ...
... Hop-Merchant. .To appear May 19, so, and June g, at the Houfe of John Meredith, Innholder, in Birmingham. . Thomas Wollen, of Drury- Lane, Woollen - Draper, To appear May 12, 28, and June i£, at Guildhall. Ifaac Mayes, of Frome Selwood, Somerfetfhire. To appear ...
... EDWARD ASH. WitnefTes to the above being a true Cafe, Mr. Alexander Robertfon, Cheefemonger, No. 122, Drury Lane, Mr. Jofeph Benguagh, Publican, Drury Lane; Mr. William Boak, Holier, No. 246, Holborn ; Mr. Robert Poulton, Glafs Cutter, No. 16, Upper Union ...
... in the City of London, Ironmonger. To appear May 25, June 1, and 25, at Guildhall. William Aylwin, of Whitehorfe-Yard, Drury- Lane, Middlefcx, Woollen-Draper. To ap- pear May 21, 25, and June 25, at Guildhall, London. David Goodman, of the Strand, Bookbinder ...
... fcvcral refpe-table Houfekeepers have attefted the fame. 3_ -_r».c. Mr. Edward Afh, Taylor, at Mr. Cock's, B-tcher, No. 63, Drury Lane, London, was violently af- •g.tfted with m fcorbucic, corrofive, painful Humour on both his Hands, which almoft drove him ...