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... relict of Robert Simpson, Esq; aged 102 years. Thursday night, at Islington, aged 82, Mr. Smith, father of Mr. Smith, of Drury Lane Theatre, --- Monday, at Bath, Mr. John Davis, formerly a Member of that Corporation.*Sunday last, at York, John Cuthbert ...
... Auguft. at eleven, the Peacock Inn, in Boflon. George Spenoer, Nathaniel Watts Spencer, »nd Spencer, Brownlo jv-ftreet, Drury lane, in the county Middlefex, Mattra/s makers, Dealers and Copartners; the jilt ot Auguft, at five, at Guildhiil, London, C ...
... Draper, Dealer and Chapman; the April next, ten in the forenoon, at Guildhall, Lond n. Final Dividend. Robert Miller, of Drury lane in the county of Middlefcx, Woollendraper; on the 24th of April next, at ten in the forenoon, at Guildhall, London. Final ...
... Bahama illandi. ■ ■ Fuejday.-ln Savilr row, the Righi Hon. Lady Mary Forbes Lately*-At Edinburgh, Mr. Gaudry. formerly cf Drury lane theatre —Mjfs Lattea, daughter William Latten, Efq; envoy Mortcco for his l.t* Majefty, from the LONDON GAZETTE. BANKRUPTS ...
... rellored to him, on fal lisfying the watchmen and paying other expences. It appeared that they were made by a perfon in Drury Lane, for a man in Brook-llreet, Ratcliff-highway, but the driver of tr.e cart had miftaken the way, and got into Whitechapel ...
... the ixih of June, tc«, at the Ang?l Inn, Doncafter, CERTIFICATES to be allowed or before the June next, Richard Adam , of Drury lane in the county MiddlAek, Punter, Dealer and ha^map. John BrptiA Rouifcl, la'e of Artillery-ftreet Spiialfields, in county ...
... Penarth. 5n Caernar* rondure. A few days ago, Marlh, Yorkrtiue, John Hatton, Efq, Th morning, in Ruff. flreet, Mifs Sbe ry, of Drury Lane Theatre. Her illnefs was an inflahunat which after a few days continuance carried her ...
... On Sunday evening the Tervanr of Ml Drury-lane theatre, was flopped by two tween Ferry bridge and Doncafter, who ki off his horfe, robbed him two guin« and left him deprived of his quence the ill-treatment he received f Wednefday afternoon, as two young ...
... 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) ...
... 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 ...
... throughout the North of Europe, is at prefent fo prevalent here, that fcarcely I a family are free from this mali.d >, and Drury-lane Houfe was obliged, on Monday, to be fhut on account of tl.e in vSf7he ...
... honour that Theatre with their prefence us representation. was reported on Friday and Saturday, that a nad been Tent to Drury-lane Theatre, figni-' that his did not intend vifiting that Theatre again, while Mr. Sheridan continued to be its manager. We ...