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... Proforowfki had repaffed the Neifter.. which had occasioned great Coniternation. At the Entrance of their Majefties into Drury Lane Theatre on Thurfday Night, they were received with univerfal Acclamations of Joy ; and during the Play, there was not the ...
... had Judgment given them, withcon- fiderable Colts and Damages, againft Thomas jack- fon, Tin£lure-mun (now removed from Drury Lane) near the Fleet ; and tyftpk RuQcl, rn^een- ftreet, Cbeapftde,Lonnos; ?. Hopkins, Druggift m Lei- nefe' and Everal others ...
... Judgment given them, with con- fiderable Coils and 'Pa mages; againft Thomas Jack- fon, Tinc.hu divan (now removed from Drury Lane) near the I hit; and Jofeph Ru§?/, m&neen-firere Cheapfidt, London- J. r.cpktns, Druggift f n Leii - critter, and fcvtral ...
... had Judgment given them, with con* hderable Cofts and Damages, againft Thomas Jack- fon, Tincture- man (now removed from Drury Lane) near the Fleet ; and Jofeph RuQd, in Queen- fireW, Cheapfide, London; J. Hopkins, Druggift in Lei- ceifier, and leveral ...
... St. Saviour's, Southwark, Oilman. To appear July 28, Auguft 7, and September 1, at Guildhall, London. Charles Burnett, of Drury-lane, Middlefex, Cabinet-maker. To appear July 27, 3 ,, and September 1, at Guildhall, London. John Lock late of Yately, in Hampfhire ...
... and had Judgment given them, withcon- lidcrable Coifs and Damages, agaiml Thomas ?ack- fon, Tiniture-man (now removed from Drury Lane) near the Fleet ; and ?? t in^ueenjtreet, Cbeapjide, LomuoM; f. Hopkins, Druggiit in L«- ctifler, and {evcral others, for ...
... iciip- tion of the Highwayman was immediately dif- pa-t.ched to Sir John Fielding. Tile Joy tefliticd 0/ the Audience at Drury- Lane Tneatie on I'butfday la!t hh the A,jptr.ir- ance: of their M^idiiei to (a Cy-mgn and the D^wil to p.iy, vvao. uncouiiaoal/ ...
... Great White Horle, in Ipfwich. Thomas Graham, late of Duke-Street, Spital- fields, and Charles Grindall, of RufTel- Court, Drury-Lane, Dealers. To appear Dec. 4, 15, and Jan. 12, at Guildhall. Joel Hayman, of Woodbury, Devonfhire, Tallow-Chandler. To appear ...
... appear March 14, at Guildhall. Thomas Graham, late of Duke-Street, Spital. fields, and Charleys Grindall, of RuiTel- Court, Drury-Lane, Dealers. To appear Feb. 9, at Guildhall. ...
... had judgment given them, with con- fiderable Cofts and Damages, againft Thomas Jack- fon, Tindlure-man (now removed from Drury Lane) near the Fleet ; aod Jofeph Ruffel, in gueen-jheet, Cheapfide, London; J. Hopkins, Druggift mLe/- ceifier, and feveral ...
... had Judgment given them, with con- fiderable Cofts and Damages, againft Thomas Jack- fon, Tindlure-man (now removed from Drury Lane) near the Fleet ; and Jofeph Ru{j el, in Que en -fireet, Cheapfide, London j J. Hopkins, Druggift i n Lei- ceifier, and ...
... real and perfonal, together with the Title, devolves to one Humphry Chadwick, a Porter to a Tradefman of Wych-Street, Drury- Lane, as being the neareft Relation. The Eftate is about 15,0001. per Annum, and the Money is faid to amount to 90,0001. in the ...