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... eet, Poulterer and Chapman. HeftercW'ilfon of Shrewfbtiry, 'Widow, Grocer and Chap woman: William Rowe, of Clare-Court, Drury-Lane, Stay.makers. - James. Real, of Helitone in Cornwall', Halm - darner of Small Wares and Chapman. z 1,7 ./-2 ...
... BANKRUPTS. William Rovre, of Clare-Court, Drury-Lane, Stay.m-.htr. James Real, of i-it'lflone, Cornwall, Haii- rd.uhvr of Small- Wares, jrieiter Wilfon, Widow, of Shrewsbury 4 Groc-.-r. ...
... BANKRU P T S. William Rovre, of Clare-Court, Drury-Lane, Stay. matter, jmies JL\»I, of hel-ltone, Cornwall, Hah rd.iihi-r 01 Small- Wares, *hvltu' Wilfon, Widow, of Shrewfbury, Grocer, ...
... Elteem and Veneration. Saturday Morning William Hawkins, a notorious - Money-Diopper, ftood inthe Pillory at the Bottom of Drury-Lane, a fecond Time, for defrauding a Country- man fome Time fince by cutting of Cards. Sunday two 1 Ships with a great Number ...
... Mem and Veneration. Saturday Morning William Hawkins,* notorious Money Drc.:iper, Rood in the Pillory, at the Bottom of Drury-Lane, a fecond Time, for defrauding a Countryman tome Time !ince by cutting of Cards. Friday two Men were whipt round Covent ...
... Drayman received fo violent a Kick from a Horfe in Cheapflde, that he died foon after. . The fame Day a Journeyman Taylor, in Drury- Lane, beat his Wife info barbarous a Manner, that her Life is defpaired of. On Thurfday fome Difpatches arrived atthe Cock* pit ...
... BerkingiShelf me the Boats the Parengers Were happily timed. WOolwich, and in great Danger. . Yelterday *Journeyman Taylor,. in Drury-Lane. beat his Wife Horfes entered to run for the King's Plate et Lewes, via. * barbarous a Manners that her Life is defpaired ...
... humbly reprefented * to their Excellencies the Lords Juftiees, that Ruth Barney, Widow, * late Servant to Mrs Mary Morley, of Drury-Lane, in the Rarifh of * St. Giles in the Fields, Mantua-Maker, was,, on Monday the nth * of June laft, about Ten of the Clock ...
... humbly reprefented • to their Excellencies the Lords Juftices, that Ruth Birney, Widow, • late Servant to Mrs Mary Moriey, of Drury-Lane, in the Parifti of • St, Giles in the Fields, Mantua-Maker, was, on Monday the nth • of June laft, about Ten of the Clock ...
... Scott, Efq; will appoint Mr. Web- ber. Clerk of the Coopers Company, to be his Undir-Shenff. 8. We hear lhat the Managers of Drury-Lane Play-houfe have engaged two ceiebrated Actors from Dublin, to per- form there this Scafon. Mils Bellamy is likewife engaged ...
... a young Gentleman's picture ib. theDauphinefs's delivery ib. monody ib. On reading Pfal.xci. 2. ib. Prologue at opening Drury lane theatre 438. Sorrow well founded ib. fitting out two bufles ib. How to find the fun's altitude at land by Ha quadvant 438 ...
... wife, and juft; That all things for their blifs confpire Who in Jehovah trull. Aberdeen. F. D. U fpoken the opening of Drury-lane theatre, Sept. j. by Mr Garrick. AS heroes, dates, and kingdoms, rife and fall; So—(with the might}' to compare the fmall) ...