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... BANKRUPTS from Saturday's Gazette. John Williams, of Nightingale Lane, Eaft Smithfield, Slopfeller. Walter Vaughan, of Drury Lane, Middlefex, Butcher. W« . Rec. and Henry Borradaile, of __ucklcrfbury, London, Drapers. William Withers, of Cannon Street ...
... BANKRUPTS. T-hn Panting, of Broil Street, St. Giles's, Lincn-draprr, Robert Dumford, of Drury Lane, Wcftminfter, Gold-beater. Pi i 1 Rofi, of Jcwin Street, Baker. tatnci Elliott, ofCrayford, Kent, Carpenter. Wuh Gregory, of Manchefter, Laneafhlre, Baker ...
... Northaniptonlhire, Manufacturer of Stuffs. Wm. Alder, late of Gray's Inn Lane, Middlcfex, Sadler. Sam. Sheen and Alex. Sheen, of Drury Lane, Linen Drapers. Solomon Lyon and Jonas Hart, of Cambridge, Dealers £c CofJ^rt. Henry B.irnet, of Ncwc .title upon Tync, ...
... at No. 12, riva,e Uoufe] Charles-Street, St. James's Senate ; and of the foiloWing Bookfellets ; Barker, Ruliel-Court, Drury • Lane ; Marfom, No. 187, High Holborn, iVanfon, King-Street, Wcftminlfer; I.unn, Cambridge; Hazard, Bath; Palmer and Merrick ...
... BA NK.RUPTS. Tliomas Chambre, late of Abergavenny, Money Scrivener. Stephen Carter, now or late of Drury Lane, Woollen Draper. Hi^ Bell the younger, of Thornton in Craven, YorkfT. ; re, Dealer. ■■wlTrclby, of Great RulTel Sticct, Covent fcuden, Haberdaflier ...
... the plundering gang who lately robbed the mail coaches in the counties of Kildare and Wicklow, was apprehended in bed in Drury- Lane, in the foft embraces of a Dulcenea. His courage was completely out on this occafion, for he was in great trepidation when ...
... OXFORD. Stbtember 11. Readings at the Racket Court. —On Thurfday laft Mr. Kelly and Mrs. Crouch, of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, delighted and charmed the audience with their mulical talents, and drew together a moft refpe&able and nume- rous company ...
... THE Copartnership carried on by William Morley and Samuel Pin'oer* Brufli-makcr?, Turners and Warelioufcmen, at No. 91, Drury Lane, in the of Wcftminftcr and County of Middlcfex, under the Firm of M'.rley and PJttder, was by mutual Confent dirtblved from ...
... of Buxred, In SufTex, Tanner. — James Richards, of Walworth Common, JVtiddlefet, Muftard Manufacturer. James Butler, of Drury Lane, Hotter. — John Vale, of Birmingham, Toy Maker.— ?? Greenwood, of Whitcombe Street, Soho, Auctioneer— 7-cm_J Metcalfe, of ...
... of the Bermondfey Vo- lunteers, to Mifi Roe, of Coombe Farm, . Surrey. « Dun.] Mrs. Ann Dignum, mother of Mr. Dignum, of Drury Lane Theatre.— At Kellinhuefen, in Holftpin, Mr. Simon Tamm, formerly a Merchant of London— At St. Andrew's, the Rev. Dr. Jofeph ...
... Complacency, told him, if he had none, his Lordfhip knew of no legal one. The principal Obftacle at prefent to the rebuilding of Drury Lane Theatre upon the grand Scale that has been fuggeikd, is fatd to be the Refufal of two or three Perfons to refund their Leafes ...
... L.ggatt.——ln Bilhopfgate Street; Mr. Ahel Stevenfon, Wine and Brandy Merchant.—Of a nervous fever, at his apartments in Drury Lane, Mr. Follett, of the Theatre Royal, Covc.lt Garden.— In Hampton Court Palace, John Spycis, El'q.—At Fermoy, in Ireland, ...