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... on board the frigate, being appointed governor Guadalupe. • Mr. Sheridan is to make his firfl appearance at the Thc;Ll in Drury-lane, in the cliarader of Richard the Third, week. There feems to be as great an emulation reigning betwe, the two hornpipe dancers ...
... Officer arrived with a party of Sadiers, aid put them both under arrelt. Yeilerday the Coroner's Inqueft fat in Bell-Yard. Drury_ Lane, on the body of Anne Bourke; who died come days aLo of the Wounds the received. from Mary Wilfon, by ftabbing her, and brought ...
... was fwept away from the Key by the violence oftheltream, and carried entirely off. This evening his Majefly is to be at Drury Lane Play-houfe, to fee King Richard the Third atled. ' It isTaid that a Right Honourable Patriot has been lately applied to ...
... Corporation of Cardigan: The Mayor and Recorder of Clifton Dartlimouth-Hardnes. His Majefty was attended in the Stage-Box at Drury-Lane Theatre on Friday night, by his Grace the Duke of Devon!hire, Lord High Chamberlain, bearing his Wand, and the Earl of Bu ...
... for frafturing the Skull of John ')wlcr, in Wapping; and Mary Wilfon, for ftabbing Ana urke with a Pair of Sciffars in Drury-Lane. ExlraB ofa Later from Porifm.wah, SAM. 24. g 4 I expeeted to have let out for London as this day; but Engi.i , :er Walker ...
... e e's watch and breeches hoc. cers of State.. Orders were immediately difpatched to let a kle were the P evnbroker's in Drury lane ; the le - double guard, and examine all artificers, &c. in the place; as the bouretwas au:: tnorrt;ng to. .- ,nfronted ...
... Eieaorate is to be evacuat , :d by the end of this month at farthelt. _ . On Friciay morning Mr. Wood, Under Treaferer of Drury Lane Theatre, was found hanging in his lodgings in James 76 Covent Garden.—The caufe of this adion can only be conjt dared. A ...
... Anthony Morland, ot Iflington , Cu - penter. Benjamin Porter, of Pater-nolter Row, London, Leather-Parer: Thomas Lucas, of Drury-Lane, Coachmaker. Stephen Fargus, of the Old Artillery Ground, Weaver. Thomas Harrifon, of Walton in Lincoln- . .. thire ...
... bound over to pro. fecute. On Saturday died, James Lacy, Efq; ar Ifieworth, one of the patentees of the theatre royal in Drury.lane. The above Gentleman has poffelled half of the patcnt fince the year 174.7, and is reported to have died worth 60,0001. ...
... William Daley, late of Sharpe's Buildings, of St. Botolph, Aldgate, Middlefex, Saki. man. John Gittos, of King's-ilreet, Drury.lane, Middlefex, ViEtualler. Thomas Kawbone, late of Snowhill, London, UphoUterer. William Clarke, of Hamptlead, Middlefex, ...
... Fell, Dominica. BANKRUPTS TO SURRENDER. fCOR RECTL r DESCRIBED) Ely Sutcliffe and John Sutcliffe, of White Horfc-yard, Drury-lane, m the county of Middlefex, men’s mercers, dealer, chapmen and copartners, Jan. iz, 22, and Feb. 9, at ten, Guildhall. Attorney ...
... havoc having been made before water was procured. Mr, Spencer, mafter of the Garrick’s Head Coffcc-houfe and Harlequin of Drury-lane Theatre, tiled great exertions to lave the lives and property at Mr. Mcrryficld’s, which were extended even to the hazard ...