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... were brought up to this town, and lodged the Artillery Barracks. There were eighty-feven prifoners on board the tender.” Drury Lane, Theatre, —The long expend Dramatic Romance of Blue Beard, or Female Curiojhy, was represented at this Theatre on Tuefday ...
... Calloway, at Portfmoutb, Hants, or Mr. Chalcraft, Palfgr.rve Place, Temple-bar, London. Thomas Johnfon, of Short’s Gardens, Drury-lane, Middlefex, pawnbroker; to furrender June 2, at ten, July 2, at five, at Guildhall, London. Att rneys, T. and J, Yeates ...
... at full liberty.’* Saturday evening a perfon of the name of Flema ing was brought to Bow llreet, for riotous behaviour at Drury Lane Theatre, previous to the drawing up of the curtain, by throwing an apple from the two (hilling gillery, whereby a gentleman ...
... 31ft January, 1798, WILL be brought forward, for the firJl time, that celdbratcd piece now performing at the Theatre Royalj Drury Lane, with unbounded applaufe, called THE CASTLE SPECTRE, With Entire New Scenery. In the courfe the evening the favourite fong ...
... in the Hon. Company’s Seruce, Mils Burnett, Great J ,V ! Bedford Row. \V* Thmfday, at St. Gec rge’s, Bloomfbury, r - ' 1 Drury Lane, Mil’s ookf, daughter J* Charlotte-Urcet, Bcdtoid Iquare. DIED. ftf r Mpnday, in Brooke-ftreet, Grovefnor-fquaref ? days ...
... 1709, will be performed O’Keefe’s laughable Comedy ox THE YOUNG QUAKER. P>rt of Clod Mr. Dowtok, from the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. luer entertainments, as will be in the bills the day. To conclude with the favourite Farce THE DESERTER. Szt»Mls« Mr. Dowton ...
... Briftol, coach-mafter. July 8. Samuel Newham, of Southwark, man’s mercer. June 28* John Mathews, M'Laws and John Rilk, of Drury lane, curriers. July 17. James Ruflell the younger, of Briftol, merchant. June Wm Crofs, of Manchefter, mercer, CERTIFICATES ...
... auctioneer, broker and appraifer. Thomas Bolton, of Blackburn, Lancafter, cotton manufacturer. George Filhcr, White Hart Yard, Drury Lane, Middlefex, woojlen-drapcr. William Harvey, the Specch-haufc, his Forclt of Dean, Glouceftcr, merchant. LONDON. Friday at ...
... C. Weldon, ten, at Guildhall, London. certificat .j,, on or before the '°iHas Alfop, of Salford, La ftedfman. Brooks, of Drury lane, M LO N I Mr. Major, one of the K Tuefday night at the S ...
... Mezerai, id, and other eminent Hi'lorians; with NOTES, critical and j By JOHN GIFFORD, tfq. London, printed by C. Lowndes, Drury Lane; and W Locke, No. la. Red Lion Street, H * monds. No. 20, Pater-nofter-row. ,X , Sold alfo by Simmons and Kirkby, and Flackton ...
... firft artifts, as (, j er Cnt inftruments arc diftinftly heard. Vj* moft wonderful Clock-Work, reprefenting * Ia yeft,es at Drury Lane Theatre, attended the Lords in waiting, with the Duke of York’s band in the |. ra , in the centre which the mafter the band ...
... Dec, Dividend. 1 CERTIFICATES to allowed or before Thomas Baker, ofFilh fireet-hill, London, linen.dra] John Colyer, of Drury lane, Middlefex, bellows-maki Thomas Gill the elder, of High-ftreet, Lambeth, butcher. Thomas Elu’ell, Walmer-lane, St. Martin ...