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... Tlmrfdaj’s Poll continued Mr Smith comedian benefit Drury Lane Theatre meaning to the of The houfe crouded in every paft t was wholly boxes with and of the kingdom thus aflembled to to who has added to confider-able on the ftage gentlemanly deportment ...
... BANKRUPTS. John Scott, of Cattle-court, Birchin-lane' infurance-broker. IfaacEa'- 1 ian, of White Hoi fe-yard, Drury- lane, chsefemonger. Th 1 lias Hatterfly, of Whitechapel, co- lourman. Miclia^' lending, of Wapping, mariner. Maitland Maitland, of Up; ...
... in Sa nd. urfday Afternoon a Man dreffed in a Plaid Night a Waittcoat, blac k Velv et Breeches, white Shirt, walked u p Drury Lane. - id | ...
... 'medicine, that feveral houfe. keepers have attelled the lame. CASB. Mr. Edward Afl;, taylor, at Mr. Cook's, butcher, No. 63, Drury-( Lane, London- was violently afllidled with a lcorbuttc,' corrofive, painful humour on both his hands, which almofl drove him ...
... „„«.,) to makca fmall p re , ent ; n return ; it wai called the ?? bowl. BANKRUPTS. Ely Sutcllffe and John Suteliffc, of Drury- lane, mens mercers. John Brace, of Worcefter, tavlor. John 1 homfon, o Blackburn, cotton-ininufacWr. John Cumins.. of TotBM, ...
... »_eJ (he being ?? of ftagc abilities, was re- commended to the late Mr. Gairick. Her firft appearance on the boards of Drury -lane Theatre, was in the characler of Juliet j but that which brought her into notice, and gave her the name PerJi'a. was Sh ...
... Thoma.s Boylfton, of Nieholas-ijiie, merchants. Thomas B**>yllton, of Lon- don, merchant and infurer. William Bifhdp, of Drury- lane, cheefemouger. William Field, of CuperVßridge, f-roviiion-f-ct or. Henry Hefkcth, of Chefter, wine- merchant. James Robertfon ...
... Gloccfterfhire, nyrchant. 12, George F.iirbarne, of King-flreet, Weftroinftcr, Middlefcx, ironmonger— 2J, Walter Vaughan, of Drury lane, Middlefcx, butcher. —May 7, Job Hoare, of Tflttenham-courtroad, Middlefex, builder.—April 2, Thomas Adfhcad, of Stockporr ...
... wa'fubliihLj j ’ ? -''2 I e MAGAZINE or MIS ' ' on -- t Council in Hungary Art of year’s Wntimr Drury Lane Sufferers Firfl Covdnt-Gar-en An of Tale '-pcaring fmg aftions- MiCtai7 Deaths Bankrupts Uft News-Carriers in -! Street rebuilt are to Uuftom ...
... Devizes. Swan Andover. 'Kin Hart, Overton. a t| le l Head, Miplewell-Hatcb, an » Blackwater. \o e Hart, Stains-bridge. e ° e Drury Lane, London. \ Clrsa, e determined to no >j ls Poft-Coach as complete ' 0L ath in ONE DAY, ev ery Sunday, Tuefday, ln 8» Ten ...
... ted, Ct danc'd the Sr aita* Dame, Anff faett, lee, in worrier, caoght the fltmt. Pn OLOG c * nvrttten for tit tftmng tf Drury -Lane The - atrc, and introduced in the Prelude tf New Brooms. [Spoken by Mr. KING.] C CRIBI.ERS ne feeetfitien ; tnd as fportfmen ...
... theatre in this town, in which tiie part id Alexander was well fupported by Mr. Lacy, (joint patentee with Mr. Ganick in Drury- lane play-houfe,) and Statira by Mis. Yates, who acquitted hcri'elfwith her uiu.il cafe, judgement, and reputation. Lee.ii, ...