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... No. 19, Corner of Tope’s Head Alley, C rnhill; N®. 16, near the Saracen s Head Inn, and No. 5, Bridges Street, oppofue Drury-Lane Theatre} Where the following capital prizes were fold, and regiliered, io,oool. Coxes Mofeum, 20,c001, the State Lottery ...
... Rochestib, on Mokday April. Principal vocal performer, Mr. Meredith, (now peiforrr.ing the Oratorios, New Theatre Royal, Drury.lane, with diflinguifhed applaufe.) Leader, and Violin Concerts, Mr. J. Banks, from London. Admittance —Gentlemen, 5s —Ladies ...
... referred to the opinion of the Judges./' a;-. The report'of'the man being killed by two women of the town, in Cockpit-alley, Drury-lane, is much exaggerated—they Itruck him acrofs the head with fuch violence as to occalion a frafture ; but he was carried to ...
... in the forenoon, Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Howlett, No. 61. Salilbury-court Fleet-ft feet, London. Henry Wnitt, of Drury-lane, in Middlefex, to the inltant, at noon, the inltant, and the of bept. ten in the forenoon, Guildhall, London. Attorney, ...
... CERTIFICATES to be Allowed on or before the Maich. Henry Holland, of Little Chelfea, Middlefex, organ-builder. William M‘Laws, Drury-lane, Middlefex, currier and leather- cutter. Henry Lay, of Houghton-ftreet, Glare-market, Middlefex, vic/ tualler. Daniel Morris ...
... rry, Oilman lurreudcr the of Auguit, and the ill four o'clock the afternoon, at ~° don. Attorney, Mr.Eliiot, St. - V ' °*- Drury-lane, in St. Martin's r s Middlefex, Cabinet-maker; to 7th and 31ft inftant, at nine , n> anti September, three A, jj °°n, at ...
... furrender the aad and the of July, at fix in the L g aiidhall, London. Attorney, Bridge-yard, Southwark. to be made. ?f Drury-lane, in St. Clement fcx Mercer and Button-feller; Vi V> at Guildhall, London. ...
... Lotteiy Office, N ■. 19, Corner of Head Alley, Comliiii; . 16, ntar die Sarac;rt’* Head Inn, And N' • 5, Bridgcs-fti cppoiitc Drury-lane Iheatrc, \ KG Leave their Friends JL? a d the Public, that they have adopted Flan, j |» Purchafers of Tickets may derive ...
... immediately after the guineas Younger, and the fame fum to Mr. Ken- gedy ; he fubfcribed, befGides, the fame fom to a ion at Drury-lane Playhoufe for the lait- and it is not doubted bat that he will give a benefit play td the lofles of thofe unfortunate fufferers ...
... there was great Court and drawing-room at St. James's; their Majeltics dined the Queen's Palace, and the evening went to Drury-lane Theatre, for the firft time this feafon, to fee the ClandelHne Marriage, and an Ode upon dedicating building, and erecting ...
... the Minories, Same day, Greene, Efq; of Weftminfter. Friday, in Covent Garden, aged 73, Mr. Jofeph years Ballet-mafter of Drury-lane Theatre. Haymarket, Col. Guy John Con, his Majefty’s dant the Indian Nation* in North America. This Paper is publilhed every ...
... Ornamental Dedication to the Prince WAtts. 4. A Pottrait the K.ing in his Robes, finely Scott, 5. An Accurate View of New DRURY-LANE THEATRE* drawn by Van-Alien, and engraved by Goldar. NUMBER I. (To be continued Monthly) of THE GENTLEMAN’S NEW AND ELEGANT ...