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... William Rivers, late of All-cannings, Wilts, Dealer and Chapman. â John Watts, formerly of St. James's Street, late of Drury Lane, and now of Buckingham Court, Spring Gardens, Middlesex, Broker. â Juliana Chartres, late of Wooley, in the Parish of ...
... Tenements, if you fhall make Default in the Premifles. WM. Earl of MANSFIELD.” Friday Night laft at the Clofe of the Play at Drury Lane, the renowned Barrington was detected in the Act of picking a Gentleman’s Pocket, and fecured with the Purfc in his Hand ...
... at the Back with the royal Arms. It feemed to be warmly difputed among the Spectators which Canopy bore the Preference, Drury Lane or Covent Garden. The latter was judged more (hewy, but the former more elegant. it was natural to fuppofe the Accident ...
... EDWARD ASH. Witncffei to the above being a true Cafe, Mr. Alexander Robcrtfon, Checfemonger, No. 122, Drury Lane; Mr. Jolcph Bcnguagh, Publican, Drury Lane; Mr. William Bouk, Holler, No. 24.6, Holhorn; Mr. Robert Poulton, Glafs Cutter, No. 16, Upper Court ...
... Ships Aflive and Favourite, has producetl dear of all Charges 519,703!. arc affured, that David Garrick, Elq; Patentee of Drury Lane Theatre, will fet out for Italy the Beginning of next Month. twelve Strings fine Iftmters pafied London Bridge in tlieir ...
... of the Bermondfey Vo- lunteers, to Mifi Roe, of Coombe Farm, . Surrey. « Dun.] Mrs. Ann Dignum, mother of Mr. Dignum, of Drury Lane Theatre.— At Kellinhuefen, in Holftpin, Mr. Simon Tamm, formerly a Merchant of London— At St. Andrew's, the Rev. Dr. Jofeph ...
... Complacency, told him, if he had none, his Lordfhip knew of no legal one. The principal Obftacle at prefent to the rebuilding of Drury Lane Theatre upon the grand Scale that has been fuggeikd, is fatd to be the Refufal of two or three Perfons to refund their Leafes ...
... Clement Danes, Feather-Merchant.— Thomas Gwinnett, of Barnwood, in Gloucefterfhire, Victualler. — Robert Snelgrove, of Drury lane, Middlesex, Woollen-draper. — Wm. Basely, late of Weflon under We&therh/, '■ ...
... EDWARD ASH. Wltncflbs to the above being a true Cafe, Mr. Alexander Roliertfon, Checfcmonger, No. 122, Drury Lane; Mr. Jofeph Benguagh, Publican, Drury Lane; Mr. William Boak, Hofier, No. 246, Holbom ; Mr. Robert Poulton, Glafs Cutter, No. Is, Upper Court ...
... U the Lord of Lords, and King of Kings. I am, your conftant Reader, Anti-Judaicus. On Saturday next the Theatre Royal in Drury Lane opens with the Beggar's Opera, and on the Monday following Covent-Gardcn Theatre will like- wife open with the Provok'd ...
... L.ggatt.——ln Bilhopfgate Street; Mr. Ahel Stevenfon, Wine and Brandy Merchant.—Of a nervous fever, at his apartments in Drury Lane, Mr. Follett, of the Theatre Royal, Covc.lt Garden.— In Hampton Court Palace, John Spycis, El'q.—At Fermoy, in Ireland, ...
... ASH. to the above being a true Cafe, Mr. Alexander Ro'oertfon, Cheefcmonger, No. 122, Drury I.ane; Mr. Benguagh, Publican, Drury Lane; Mr. William Holier, No. 24.6, Holborn; Mr. Robert Poulton, Glafs Cutter, No. 16, Upper Court, .Holborn. ...