... Elerep . 0 Afternoon, and n ee , BANKRUPTS required to Si; RRN.QE.It. Days of Sale, to be. ' John Morgan, of Short's Gardens, Drury Lane, Midonly ;—all the re , ilefex, Corn-Chandler, March 6,18, April xi, *at Guild- Earthen-Ware, lan s aau. re Stock confift ...

... Ink p . .Jonn JarJine,. of C . hichefter, in Sufi, Linen. • draper, - ' • Chr.iftopker Wimp, of White 'node Yard, Drury- Lane, Mid4lefcx, Wimp,, Birmingham, Angtat 25, I 7 94. IcrOTICE is hereby veri, thAt the t inni , :erlary IN Feaft of the Members ...

... Thurlday to fee the HAMLET of KEMBLI; a piece of ailing which has flood the teft of ciiticifm for years, and was performed at Drury lane the very laft feafon upwards of thirty nights to over:A-ming boufis. MARRIED.) On Monday, at Lichfield, the Rev. H. White ...

... Rev. Sir Thomas Broughton, of Doddington Hall, Bart.—Saturday, at his houfe in Southampton-row, Bloomfbury, Mr. Dodd, of Drury Lane Theatre.—On Tuefday, fuddcnly, in Worcefter, .Mr. Crane, woollen-manufacqurer, of Bromfg,rove.—On •Tburfday, John Rutter ...

... expelled. LONDON, THURSDAY, December 17. Their Majefties, accompanied by the three elder PrincefTes, laft night honoured Drury Lane Theatre with eir pretence for the firft time this feafon. When the Royal Fathily were feated, the curtain riling, difcovered ...

... John Lock, Weaver, at Hngfdon, tie n al a u is it Leprtfy ; the Child of Mrs. Lydia Brian; of I a s. , 111 e of t dreet, Drury • Lane, cured of the Evil ; the Child of . il e t :Chat at Margarer„li and, 'Landon-wall, cured of the Scurvy i t w , WO countr ...

... 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 ...

... of Piccadilly, Perfumer, at Lowe o f Whiteerofs-ftreet, Turner, at I MI, , C ERTIFICATES to be granted. Fearne, late of Drury -lane, Viaual-44 cavendith : fsua u fe diags, 441 of Harvey B Strand, Tay. of AlEon, in the county of Southarnp. and Collar-maker ...

... once) called • •- The CH ...

... real and perfonal, together with the Title, devolves to one Humphrey Chadwick, a Porter to Mr. Morris, of Wych-Strect, Drury Lane, as being the neaten Relation. The Ettate is about Fifteen Thoufand Pounds per Ann. and the Money is laid to amount to Ninety ...

... Marlh, in Round-Court in the Strand Wilcox, oppofite the New-Church. in the Strand ; jamin Stichall, in Clare . Court, Drury . Lane. are likewiie taken in by all the eminent Booklelleis Britain and Ireland, and all other Parts of Europe; DR. II AMILTo ...

... Public k that Mr. Sparks, Mr. Dyet, Mrs W rd, Mrs. Dyer, Mrs. Lampe, Mifs Young, and others, iiorn the Theatres Royal of Drury Lane and Covent Garclll, London, are engag'd to `perform at the Theatre hi 'i\loor.Street in this Town the caning Summer. BA ...