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... five, and f-ccsmbee, ttn, at Guildhall, London, Attor- Mr. Mil.irgton, Great George-ftrect, Hanover-fquare. 'l' barter, Drury-lane in the county of Mtddlcffx, f , Dealer and Chapman; to furrender on the nth . at five, on the 15th of the f line month, ...
... the Minories, Same day, Greene, Efq; of Weftminfter. Friday, in Covent Garden, aged 73, Mr. Jofeph years Ballet-mafter of Drury-lane Theatre. Haymarket, Col. Guy John Con, his Majefty’s dant the Indian Nation* in North America. This Paper is publilhed every ...
... Merchant anti Infarance-bicker; on the 6th of May n ■.xt, ten ir the forenoon, at Guildhall London. Th'itnas Jeffcrfon, 01 Drury-lane in the county Mid dleftx, Intike per, Dealer and Chapman; on tiie 4th May next, ten in the forenoon, Guildhall, Lon- don ...
... CAN U June 21. We have authority to fay, that Mr. ‘Palmer, of the Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane, wall afuredly per- form at our Theatre one night the of the next week in the character of Douglas, and that he will alfo play in the Entertainment, which will ...
... from Mr. Johnfon, of Drury-lane Theatre, informing his friend, that the veflel, in which he was going over to Dublin, was loft in her pafTage, but that he luckily faved himfelf by getting on a piece of wreck. Mr. Mafh, of Drury-lane, and Mr. Cubit, Vauxhal) ...
... livelihood by fending them into jhe llrcets, and are even there treated in proportion to the money they earn ; one houfe, near Drury-lane, has no lefs than fix of thefe unhappy wretches. If the magifirates have not power to apply fome remedy to the enormity ...
... Lord Sydney’s Office, for Luke Ryan and Edward Maccator, who were fpme time fince convi&cd of High Treafon end Piracy. The Drury-lane managers treatment to Mrs. Siddons has been the moft liberal nature. When this lady firft engaged .with them, her agreement ...
... Coffee-houfc, the faid city of Chefter. fcmple Henry Croker, late of ightham in tlie county of Kent, and Craven buildings, Drury-lane, in the county Niiddlefex, Mcrch.ints and Partners; rn the isth of February j.rext, ten in the forenoon, at Guildhall. London ...
... pratfe. Let pigs gown'd, and pnppies wear the bays. Let icientific apes wreath obtain, And-owls turn wits, and write for Drury-lane. All, all would plcafe; we ne’er can ft’int the flame Which gilds the path to glory or to fame; Or gay, or ferious, focial ...
... Charlotte-ftrcct, Rathbone-place, to Mils Ward, of Southampton-row, Bloomlbury.—-Friday, St. Andrew’s, Holborn, Mr, Kemble, of Drury-lane Theatre, Mrs. Brcreton, of the fame place, deaths. Wcdnefday, at Ilford, in ElTex, John Mafon, Efq; formely a wine-merchant ...
... Houfe being refumed, adjourned until to-morrow. Their Majefties and the Royal Family were, on Tuefday night, prefent at Drury-lane Theatre, at the performance of the Grecian Daughter, which was fupported the ufual excellence of Mrs. Siddons. His Majpfty ...
... to the Emperor, commands, is highly impatient to emfpirit in a military undertaking about duik, dreadful affray W-alley, Drury-lane. The com° both fexes and in the courfe of received wotind in the head • which terminated her life two morning. The offender ...