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... BANKRUPTS. Richard Adams, of Drury-lane, in the County of Middlcfex. Painter, Dealer and Chapman; appear March 2, 12, and April 6, at Guildhall, Condon. Attorney, Mr. Henry Adams, Mark-lane, London. Thomas Chapman, of the Parifh of St. Botolph, Bifhopfgite ...
... by the CharaGr rs, And the G F. of (» I R A I. 1 K R> now pciloiming with the gre-ateft Applaufe, at the he• atre-Royal, Drury-Lane. On Friday next, (by Dcfiic of tire Gentlemen Propiietoi* of the Theatre) will prefentrd the Tragedy of PERCY, with the ...
... SLetiJan's Entertainment of The CAMP; or, MARTIAL GLORY. Written by R. B. Sheridan, JElq. performed at the Theatre-Royal Drury-lane, upwards of One Hundred Nights. The Mufic by Linlev. Sir Harry Bouquet, Mr. Field ; Gage, Mr. Barrett; O’Daub, Mr. Tyrrell; ...
... will prelcntcd the celebrated new Play of THE STRINGER. (Now ailing with the mud unbounded App’atile the Theatre-Royal', Drury-lane.) ■ yl* Mr. Ratmo.ni>, being favored with correct Copy of this mod excellent Piece, b.'gs Leave prefent it on this to his ...
... beautiful Fromifpiece. exquifite Vignette Engraved Title-Page fine Portrait of the Princefs of Wales.—An infide view of New Drury-Lane Theatre.—A moll linking likcneL of the Prince of Wales.—A charming drfign, reprefeueing the Female Hermit and Gay Convert ...
... THEATRE ROYAL, MANCHESTER. Thi* Tuxsdat, March JCth, l9^» Will be A NkwUhmatic Puce \A», , performing at the Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane, with trie utnu'fl tilled CAS.TLfi SPKC TRE. Written by Mr. Lt M. P.—-The Mulic Mr. Kn it. Tbs Painted oy Mr. Rnivtjn * ...
... fPrivate U.ufe,j No, 12, Charles-Street, .St. James’s; Cole’s Coflfee-Houfe, Cornhill, and the following Barker, Ruff. 1-court Drury-lane; • arlbm, 187, High-Holboni; Merrill or Nicbdfon, Cambridge; Palmer or Merrick, Oxford; Dyue and Son, i’ewkfbury; Gander ...
... ENTERTAINMENT, called The c.LORIOUS FIRST of JUNE. Performed for the Firll Time by His Majclly’s Servants. at the Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane, on Wedneftlay. July id. 1794, for the Benefit of the Widows and Orphans the Brave Men who fell in the late Engagements ...
... Wednefday, December the 16th, 179J, Will prefented NEW COMEDY, Performing tilth diftinguijbeJ Afplmtft, at lie ‘TLtttrt- Rjyal , Drury-Lane, called FIRST LOVE. Written Richard Cumberland, Author of The Jew, Wheel Fortune, &c. ■ To which will added, (Never acted ...
... performed here, called liberty h a l Or, A Teft of Good FcUowfljip. i W..tten by Mr. Dibden, and performed at the Theatre-Royal Drury-Lane, with nnivcrlal Applaule. Kn.dilh, Mr. Waterhoufe; Sir Ephraim Rupee. Mr. Mad pocks; Rupee, Mr. Charlton ; Lord Lofty, Mr ...
... Manchefter. 18. Jolhua Garrett, St. Mary Axe, in the city of London, merchant; at Guildhall, London. 22. William Biftiop, late Drury-lane, in the county of Middlefex, cheefemonger; Guildhall, London. 22. Edward Buck, of Oxendon-frreet, in the county of Middlefex ...
... Character* the Death a Clergyman’* ; Wife 7 The Influence of Devotion, ■by Mi*. Eulogy the late Denmark Account of the made rn Drury-lane Theatre An Account the Royal ' Family 11 Receipt* in Cookery, ConfceUioiury, &«: 1 New Song, lung in the public Garden* ...