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... their fervants, and not fuffer fltameful a wafte that neceflary article of life to take place. During the reprefentation at Drury-lane Thurfday night, one of the balance weights, nearly which hung over the paflages leading the drelfing. rooms, fiiddenly fell ...
... entrances to the alto incotrfpleie, one next Bridges-lireet (or the pit, one for the boxes, two for the galleries, and ...
... formed a kind of tail; vanilhed behind fmall cloud bearing N. W. N. about degrees above the horizon. Mr. Fox, retiring into Drury-lane Theatre from the Shakelpere, Monday night, was fainted by his followers, on entering the fidc-boxes, with general Huzza ...
... and train of purple, trimmed with filver. The Illuminations were very general. Among thole particularly to be noticed were Drury-lane Theatre, the dome of which made a Unking appearance : Covent Garden and the Haymarket Theatres ; the Gpera Houfe; Daubigny’sj ...
... Francis Caltan, late of Briftol, linen-draper, at eleven, at the Bulh Tavern, Corn-ftreet, Briftol. Nov. 30. John Dudgeon, Drury-lane, baker, at ten, at Guildhall. Nov. 29. Ifaac llrael Nunes, and Abraham Ifrael Nunes, of Hackney, merchants, partners with ...
... Wild ftreet, Lincoln’s-inn-ficlds, Middlefex, cabinet-maker; Nw. 3, at ten, at Guildhall, London. William Bifhop, late of Drury-lane, Middlefex, cheefemonger; Nov. 1, at one, at Guildhall, London. Jonathan Holland, now or late of Warrington, Lancafhire ...
... Infpecfor accompanied him, fearching various haunts of j and about two in the morning they found O’HV'-j wife in bed in houle in Drury-lane, and 0 . who was one of the pretended Sheriff’s officers 1 ,, them intocuflody. Under the arm O’Hara’s found twenty.eight ...
... 'eleven, at the Swan Inn, pl * Attorneys, Mr. Thomafon, at Bolton, or Mr. v id Chancery-lane, London. of Brownlow-ftiect, Drury-lane, Middlefcx, futrcnder March 3, 12, April 10, at ten. at London. Attorney, Mr. Trotter, No. 84, High E N S. - fy» late of ...
... individuals, but not until many outrages had been committed by the infurgents, moll of whom have fuffered death. THEATRE, DRURY-LANE, Friday night the Play of Kotzebue, re-written Mr, Sheridan, from a tranflation, was brought forward for the firft time ...
... at Guildhall. William Greaves, of Spital-fquare, filk-brolcer; April 27, ten, Guildhall. George Filher, White hart-yard, Drury-lane, woollen-draper May it, ten, at Gu Idhall. George BTakifton and Richard Blakifton, late St. Martin in the Fields, grocers; ...
... been the coniequence. Of one from accurate information A young woman (Mrs. Ivers, wife of Mr. Ivers, Man’s White-hart-yard, Drury-lane) was not long flnce going up Wych-fb eet, when Ihe was met a fellow, who, after feveral addrefTes, that indecent nature ...
... at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Mefl. Crowder and Lavie, Frederick s Place, Old Jewry, London. William Biihop, late of Drury-lane, Middlefex, cheefemonger; fur-ender May 4, H,attwo, June 4, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Richard Wary ...