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... contain* 16 rooms, with kitchens, wirie vaults and cellarage, and large yard or garden, tach-houfe and a neat itnall iufe in Drury lane; the whole (übjeft to the very low rent 251. lis, fid. per annum. '1 he (mall hoafe and liable are now fet for 471. which ...
... apprentice to the linen-drapery buGneik Ap.p-y to the Priotor. whiskey. JOHN MANA6ER, Grocer, No. 60, Eachequer‘ ftiaet, Drury lane. inferni' his friends and the pub lie, that ufual has q«ndty of the hert rafter v whjkcv anc'juice, which has for (o .nany ...
... nlfes. Apphcauon, tews to Maguire, 34. Arran-quay. - - , rasberry whiskey, JOHN MANAGER, Grocer, No. 60, Exchequerftreet, Drury lane, RESPF.CTFUI.LY infonn- frierds find lic, that iu nfjsl has l:r£ -quantity l.ft rafter v and mice, which lias for many given ...
... reception large family; cot.rtini ro. ■ ‘' , titebeos. wine yault* and cellarage, an.; ** garden, coach houfe and Tv. in Drury lane; whole (Bieft tc. ti.. , rent of 151. ixf> 6d. per anrum. i'he fm»U ftihle art now fet for ayl. which leaaeathe of honfe ...
... do. which produces profit rent 371. per annum, wellfecared, for 42 years; with federal holdings in Exchequer-ftreet and Drury lane, as now let; and an inftreft in part of Stillorgan Park, of 6 A 3R. fubjeft to 391. lod. per annum, on which a confiderahle ...
... ufua! S-B. There are now children in the inftitution. WHISKEY. JOHN MANAGER, Grocer, No. 60, Eichequea- ftre«t, oppofite Drury lane. inform- friends ar,d the puh- Kc, tbit as dual has large quantity the heft y and* has for years Jtj fuch general fatisfaAioa ...
... fuch moderate ■rmi, a* humbly will meet general appro- RASBERRY WHISKEY. JOHN MANAGER, Grocer, No. 60, Exchequer- ftreet, Drury lane, inform- hi-friends and 'he yub- V ks, that he lift il has a large quantity of the bcil ibtr y whilkry ami juice, which ...
... do. which produceoa profit rent 371. per annum, well fccured, for 4a years; with fcveral holdings in Exchcquer-ftreet and Drury lane, now let; and an inttreft in part of Stillorgan Park, A 3R. iaP fubjeft to 391, 15s. red. per annum,on which a confidrrable ...
... night formally announced at the three TheaffGs, at Houle Lord Chatham ;• at CuVent Garden his Royal Highnefs of Clarence and Drury Lane Mr. Suett, - i. - addition to the above intelligence, fo congenial to the wifh of every Eagliihman who glories in the triumphal ...
... with ;,i Derry; the ac. t- rr^-atS fan of^thc-late BilhoJ> of Derfy,’and brother the Pnnt to the Bifhop of Kill-doe,—ln Drury lane, Mr. Bell, prii ter. —At Mr. Rogers’*, C»roline-row, Summer-hill, E iward Rogeis, Efq.—ln Mary’slane, Mr. Robert Sheil, ...
... prevention. The prifoner *as a coachman out ot place, and the nigiit of ti.e 15th inrtant went to the one (hilling gallery of Drury lane Tneatre. The projector, i feafaring man, was fitting with in 1 open part ofthe two (hilling gallery. Tne p'ifouer w • oblerved ...
... announced at the three Theatres; at the Opera Houfe bv b®rd Chatham ; Covent Garden by his Koyal Highntfs Clarence ; and at Drury Lane by Mr. Suetf. Sir Roger Curtis, in his eagernefs get to town, made the pod-boy drive fo furioudy that he was twice overturned ...