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... BANKRUPTS. Thomas Williams of Haverford well, Watchmaker. —Nicholas Rooks of Norwich, Carpenter and Tim- ?? —Ifaac Parker, of Drury- Lane, Hofier. ■ — Mitford Flower, of Sunderland, Merchant. — James Weeks, of Ottery St. Mary, in Dcvor.diire, Serge- maker. ...
... We hear that many young Ladies have commanded their Admirers to ekort them next Saturday Evening to the Theatre Royal in Drury• Lane, to aebate the Maiden Whim, and decide the critical Mthute. ...
... with damages, coftsof iuit. on the January, 1756, Judgement wii given in favour the laid and 1 Tm&ureman, in Cravcn-buili Drury Lane, near the New church theSnan L>nJofi, lot the like counted citing the laid Drop Sals Bills Cure*, around each A 1 Thorn*Clark ...
... and the ETpepance, Richards, from Silbnica, both bound to Maxfcillcs, replied worth ipoool. BANKRUPTS. Jam. . Rrxders, of Drury Lane, in the Parijh of St. Giles the F-.e'a, in the County of Mid Me/ex, Carpenter.—Fredenei Eicon, of Addle Hill, London, S ...
... . .. . • J__ A 32. The -new Tragedy of Athelftan was performed laft Night, Tor the firft Time, at tne Theatre Royal in Drury - Lane; the Fable of which, we hear, is founded upon the famous Inyafion and Expulfion of the Danes, in the Reign of King Ethelred ...
... Marlh, in Round-Court in the Strand Wilcox, oppofite the New-Church. in the Strand ; jamin Stichall, in Clare . Court, Drury . Lane. are likewiie taken in by all the eminent Booklelleis Britain and Ireland, and all other Parts of Europe; DR. II AMILTo ...
... Marfb, in Round-Court in the Strand ; Wilcox, opPolite the New-Church, in the Strand jam in Stieliall, in Clare - Court, Drury - Lane. Suble ( are likewife 'taken in by the eminent Bookfellers Britain and Ireland, and all other Parts or Europe. ERA' of ...
... Weftern Blinds, as they utu.illy do, but could not fino them. Saturday a young Child fell into the Fire at a Cellar in Drury- Lane, opvlite Long- Acre, and was burnt to Death. Yeflerday died at Wimbledon in Surry, Rife Richards, Efq; Member of Parliament ...
... SOLD by AUQTIQ N* By Mr. A S H L E V, ?? At his publick Sale Warehoufe, next Door^te the Fox and Still* the upper End of Drury lane, -next Holborn, This Day, and To-morrow, THE rich Wearing- Apparel, Lumen, China, Japan, fome clean Bedding, neat Houftiold ...
... Flower, of Sunderland, Merchant. James Weekes, of Ottery St. Mary's, Devonfhife, Serge-mnker and Mercer. Ifaac Parker, of Drury-Lane. Middlefex. HofiSr. ...
... numerous Audience, the Tragedy of Three a hall Bank Annuities 111 Sulk 88 s 4th a 3 kW. Ditto ad Soil., Oroonoko was revived at Drury-Lane Playhoufe, for the of,. 87 a k il l . c ont. B ath 88 I 4'b. Dien 17)6i. the Widow Kraus and her Children, (her Husband ...
... the Peakbay. N. B. Thefc Powders arc fold at the Printing Office in the High-ftreet, Oxford. Bankrupts.— James Broders, of Drury-Lane, Carpenter —Frederick Bloom, of Addle-Hill, Sugar-Baker. —Ralph Buck, of Norwich, Dealer.—Thomas Holliday, of Minchinhampton ...