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... Dirmingham, July' 31, 1780. MR.HELM; (who was a principal Dancer at the Opera Houfe and Theatres Royal of Drury- Lane and Covent Garden takes the Liberty of acquainting the Ladies and Gentlemen of this Town and its Environs, that he intends teaching at ...
... Birmingham, July 31, 17So. MR. HELM, (who was a principal Dancer at the Opera Houle and Theatres Royal of Drury Lane and Covent Garden, takes the Liberty of acquainting the Ladies and Gentlemen of this Town and its Environs, that he intends teaching at ...
... —Enclusre as abov,:. _Birmingham, - July 31, 1780. HELM, (who was a principal Dancer at the Opera Houtit and Theatres Royal of Drury Lane and Covent Garden, takes the Liberty of acquainting the Ladies and Gentlemen of this Town and its Environs, that he intends ...
... The BDSY BODY. Marplot (the Bury Body) M. Dade!, Sir Gearte Airy Mr. Farrell, Charles Mr. Williams, (31! from t tre-Royal, Drury-Lane.) Sir ,fealow TraMck. Mr. Fe-a-- ler, (from the Theatre-Royal, Ch ..11;:r.) , Wiliii•er Mr. Death, (from the Ikeatr,-Rova) ...
... lad: Mr. Rous 783 Mr.. Ward 580 Sir W. Lewes 549 On Tuesday. fi.it, Col. Monckton, and R. B. Sheridan, Efq; Proprietor of Drury Lane Theatre„ were eleded - Members for Stafford, the Numbers being, . • For Col. Monti:ton, 258 Mr. Sheridan, 247: Mr. Whitworth ...
... determined to ftand the Me of the Poll.. Day the Eledion comes on at Stafford ; the Candidates are, Mr. Sheridan; Manager of Drury Lane Theatre, and Col. Monekton, againft Mr. Whitworth and Mr. Drummond. For the County, which begins on Thurfda,y the 28th, ...
... of Sr. Gt orge, Blnomfbury, Vintner.—Feb. 15, Robett Morphett of Dombard-flrcer, London, frulier.-4, Thomas JetTerfon of Drury-lane, Mc-1-le, 5, fames Lodge and John Fendal! of Little Sr. Helen's, London, Merbhants.-4, Alexander Jolly of Bath, Somertfetfhire ...
... Wefton-under-Weatherley, Warwickthire, laaor, Jan. 03, 59, Feb. t 6, at the White Bear in Coventry.—Robert Snelgrove of Drury-Lane ' Middlefex, Woollen-draper.— John s Armfirong and Thomas Walter, of Benenondfey-theet, Southwark, illers.—John Spottil ...
... of each. 1.20,000 iS Total Val. I. 40,c00 t *ha -tvit G . Vrcll-eflablifhed OFFICE, (No. E E T, Covent-Garden, oppolite Drury-Lane Theatre, are now delivering their Legal and perfealy fecure Adventures, which they . prefume will be found at leaf} as ...
... Pantomime Entertainment of HA R LEQy I N'S CKET,' getting up for Mr. Wright's Benefit, was when performed at the Theatre Royal, Drury-Lane, one of the heft Things of the 'Kind ever yet produced on the Engliih Stage.. • - By the New Pail-hone mt, which took Place ...
... George's Hofpital. Mr. John Lack, Weaver at Hogfdon, cured of a Leprofy. The Child of Mrs. Lydia Brian, of Parker- ftreet, Drury-Lane, cured of the Evil. The Child of Mrs. Margaret Hand, London. Wall, cured of the Scurvy. Mr. Wm. Field, Saffron•hi!l, cured ...
... Gracechurch-fireet, London, Grocer.--zo, Edward Weeks Clarke and Charles Smith of London, Watchmakets.---zo, Robert Cornifh of Drury-lane, London, Hot-prefrer.—zB,Wm. Pollock of HecKmondwike,Yorkfhire, Shopkeeper.-2 a, Richard Randall of Warminfter, Clothier ...