... biijhtfmith. Tho. Hulmiii, Henry *Bulman,and W. Bulman, Kendal, WcAmorcland, drovers. Wia. Waterhoufe, Blaekmore-llreet, Drury lane, mufi •- feller. David de Pemia, llounfdi.cli, featlieiman, Wm. Thompfon, Waltharn Abbey, ElTex, Ihoukecper, Win. Monk, ...

... MefTis. Palmer and Bar- rett, againtt the commitment of Juitice Hyde, who, on an information laid by the carpenters of Drury- lane and Covtiit-gaiden 'Theatres, convicted them of acting at the Koyal Ciicus, culinary to the aft made againfl unlictnfed ...

... . John Richardion, and Sj-lvefler Hill, Strand, linen drapers. John Cole, Watford, llertfordlbiie, ujlor. John Dudgeon, Drury-lane, baker, Henry Roberts, Black, ftianroid, Surrey, nurferyman. John Cock. Ntw fiond- (l eer, cer.irdtioner. Edward Sntlfon ...

... prefented to the Vicarage of Winfton, vacant the death of the Rev. Mr. Tookie. 9. Murray, of Bath, engaged by the managers of Drury-lane theatre 10. The managers of Old Drury, undvrftand, are treaty with Mr. Waddy, of the Theatre Royal, Norwich, an acquifition ...

... Bankers. He was apprehended on Tuefday morning boatd Protoguefe (hip. v Tuefday noon man was murdered In Cockwit alley, Drury-lane. He had given two girls of the town Tome money, about which a quarrel arofey one the girls with of tongs ft ruck him violent ...

... Garratt, Areet-hill, linen-draper. John Fearn, Ludsate-hill, mercer. Matthew Henbury, Gloucefterlhire, dealer. Saiah Dennett, Drury-lane, liaberdafluT. Wm. Jarvis, Newent, Cloucelter (hire, money-ferivener* John Penn, Stourbridge, Worcefterfhire, timber-merchant ...

... rtftory Hadiftoe with Monks, in Norfolk. . Bjnkrutt!, John Martindilc, and VTm. Parker Gsn.fburjth. mercers. Ifaac Brooks, Drury-lane, eioecrbiead-baktr. Geo. Ryder. Woolwich, Joi.ii Siev.ns, Bioe Boar yard, Kinß-l\re«, Weamintler, flablt-keeper. Nelfon ...