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... EDWARD ASH. Wkncffes to the above being a true Cafc, Mr. Alexander Robertfon, Cheefemonger, No. iai, Drury Lane, Mr. Jofeph Benguagh, Publican, Drury Lane; Mr. William Boak, Hofier, No* 246, Holbom; Mr. Robert Poulton ; Glafs Cutter, No. 16, Upper Court ...
... the London Shopkeeper*, who will find advDirtigeou* to pureliife at the above Msnufaelory, Orders are received No. Court, Drury Lane. ...
... that fcveral refpeftahlc Houfckeepers have atteded the fame———Case, Mr. Edward A(h.Taylor, at Mr. Cook’s, Butcher, No. 63. Drury Lane, London, was violently afflidled with fcorbutic, corrolive, painful Humour on both his Hands, which almolt drove him to ...
... Chjfwick, in the County of Midtilefex, Efq; deceafed, are defired to fend an Account of the fame to his Executors, Mr. Cfark, Drury Lane, London, Mr. Towaefend, Oxford, or Mr. Hewlet, of the Strand, London : And all Petfons indebted the faid Eftale, are forthwith ...
... that federal rcfpeftahlc Houfekeepers have-atteiled the fame Case. Mr. Edward Alh,Taylor, at Mr. Cook’s, Butcher, No. 65, Drury Lane, London, was uolently afflicted with a fcorbutic, corroiive, painful Humour on both his Hands, which almoft drove him Didraftion ...
... Chtfwick, in the County Middlefex, Ef'i; deceafed, are defired to fend Account of rite fame h.» Executors, Mr. Clark, of Drury Lane, London, Mr. Townefend, Oxford, or Mr. Hewlet, o f the Strand, London : And ill Peifons indebted to the Edate, are dcli ...
... following Bookfellers : Palmer and Merrick** Circulating Library, Oxford Richardfon, Royal Exchange; Barker, Ruflel Court, Drury Lane; Marfom, No. IS7, High Holborn; Ryan, No. 351, Oxford Street, near the Pantheon; Lunn, Cambridge; Hazard, Bath; Oander, ...
... Stock, . lodia Ana. Ditto Bonds, —. South Sea Siock, —• BANKRUPTS.} Ely Sutcliffe and John Sutcliffe, White Horfc Yard, Drury Lane, Mens Mercer.i John Brace, of the Saint Martin, in Worccrter, Taylor. John Thomfou, now or date Bla.tfeuro, Lancalhire, ...
... William Rivers, late of All-cannings, Wilts, Dealer and Chapman. â John Watts, formerly of St. James's Street, late of Drury Lane, and now of Buckingham Court, Spring Gardens, Middlesex, Broker. â Juliana Chartres, late of Wooley, in the Parish of ...
... Tenements, if you fhall make Default in the Premifles. WM. Earl of MANSFIELD.” Friday Night laft at the Clofe of the Play at Drury Lane, the renowned Barrington was detected in the Act of picking a Gentleman’s Pocket, and fecured with the Purfc in his Hand ...
... EDWARD ASH. Witncffei to the above being a true Cafe, Mr. Alexander Robcrtfon, Checfemonger, No. 122, Drury Lane; Mr. Jolcph Bcnguagh, Publican, Drury Lane; Mr. William Bouk, Holler, No. 24.6, Holhorn; Mr. Robert Poulton, Glafs Cutter, No. 16, Upper Court ...
... Clement Danes, Feather-Merchant.— Thomas Gwinnett, of Barnwood, in Gloucefterfhire, Victualler. — Robert Snelgrove, of Drury lane, Middlesex, Woollen-draper. — Wm. Basely, late of Weflon under We&therh/, '■ ...