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... ▪-- taturd;iy , 1 1i4, in' the . `toi - k., Where lic.had been•readant-rtear three years Mr.r..•eddith, ; .foruterry of Drury-lane theatre. - • • This puhtifhed, _ • TIVE VOLLUWII . -0-' • ALM A ,N AC _ K S, Y.C.A . it 1786, . . PRINTED .BY PEARSON ...
... (for that Night nut ). A P AS. . TORAL OPERA, called, . The GEN. f LE SHEPHERD. As it was perfuimedac. the heatre Royal, Drury-Lane, • with unbounded Applatife. • The•Chataflers by Mr. Williams, Mr. Fowler, Mr. rawcett, Mr. White, Mr.. Banks, Mr. Mills ...
... ncura bl e at S t . G el Hofpital ; Mr. John Lock, Weaver, at Hogfdon, the Leprofy ; the Child of Mrs. Lydia Brian, ftreet, Drury-Lane, cured of the Evil; the t. laild 0 ' Margaret Hand, London-wall, cured of the Scuivli, William Field, S a ff ron -hill, ...
... ; RiChards. • Witha NEW SCENE, deigned and executed Greenwood, principal Painter and Machinist , u t the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane. Tickets to be had of Mr. - FA WCETT, at - Mr. Hinton's, next Door to the 'Meeting Houfe, 13u11-fiseet, and at the ufual ...
... Darby, of Sheffield, in.Yorkfhire, Silver-plate-worker, May 5,6, 2,7, at the Rein Deer, in Sheffield.—Edward Wright, of Drury-lane, Pin-maker, April 16, May 6,, 27, at Guildhall.—Thomas Hayman, late of, Offend, but now of Wapping, Middleftx, Merehant ...
... Weftminfler, and Southwaik; giving a re.ore full andjuft Account of the following Placts than any ever before publiihed, viz. Drury-Lane, Covent-Garden, and Haymarket Theatres; Ranelagli t Vauxhall, Kenfington, Kew, Sadler's and Ilagnigge Vvcils ' Sc. James's ...
... LOndnn. minfter,_ and Southwark; giving a more foli-andjo.aAlc; count of the following . Pieces than any ever before,Pu viz. Drury-Lane, Covent-Garden, and Theaters.; Ranel agh. Vauxilal!, KenfThgton, Kew, s ' let's and Magnigge-Wells.- - St. Janits's - end ...
... George'. Hofpital , Mr. John Lock, We:vet., at Hogfdon, cured the Leprofy ; the Child of Mrs. Lydia Brian, of park ilreet, Drury-Lane, cured of the Evil; the Child of Mrs. Margaret Hand, London-wall, cured of the Scurvy; Kr. William Field, Saffron-hill, ...
... Lincoln's-Inn-Fields, Middlefes, Wine-merchant, at Guildhall.-9,Eley Sutcliffe and John Sutcliffe, of White-Horfe-yard, Drury-lane, Middlefex, Mens-mercers and Copartners, at Guildhall. —Thomas Relph, of Salifbury-fquare, London, Coalmerchant, at Guildhall ...
... fion-houle. confequence of the Princef4 Amelia's - death, the Lord Chamberlain, by the King's command, rent notice Ia night to Drury-lane and Covent, garden theatres, that it was his majefty's pleafure no play filould be performzd at thole honfes till after ...
... Surry,, Stationen—Thomas Tophano of Leiceiter, Hofier, March' as, April 2, at the Blue Boar in Leicefter.—Richard Adams, of Drury-lane, Middlefex, Painter.—Thomas Chapman, of Biihopfgate Without, Carver.—John Billing the Younger, of Wing, Rotlandfliire, ...
... 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 ...