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... and interior Views of the HAUNTED TOWER. MOON-LIGHT SCENE. The whole being an exaA Copy the Scenery of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. New Drefies and other Decorations. The Scenery by Mr. Williams and Mr. Campden. With TH E L I AR. On Monday, January 17 ...
... during the whole journey. On Saturday night, a little before eight o’clock, fire broke out a Coackmaker’s in the Coal-yard, Drury-lane. In an inftant the flames communicated to a Currier’s Yard, from thence to Mr. Taunton’s, Stone-raafon, and to feveral houfes ...
... viSualler Jan. 5, eleven, the ting’s Arms Inn, in Wimborne Minfter. Firft and Final hividena. tomas Johnfon, of Short’s-gardens, Drury lane, Middlefex, pawnbroker; Jan. ai, at ten, at Guildhall, London, in Cell, Suflex, linen- -'raper ; Jan. 21, at ten, at Guildhall ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... R'E, January 4. (Drury-Lane.) ...
... butcher. Stephen Hoole, late of the Strand, Welfminftcr, Middlefex, engraving infirument-nuker and cutler. John Dudgeon, Drury-lane, Middlcfex, baker. William Oldakers, of Birmingham, Warwicklhirt, dealer and chapman. Charles Hughes, late of the Royal ...
... JuV 16, at ten, at Guild, hall, London. Attorney, Mr. Alexander Broughton, Barnatd’s Inn, Holborn, Robert Durnford, of Drury-lane, Weftminfter, Middlcfcx, goldbeater} to furrender June 3, 14, July 16, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Maddock ...
... guineas a fide. Mrs. Weldon, to the aftonifliment of the decent part of the audience, found her way into the front boxes of Drury-lane Theatre on Tuefday lalt. FROST ! —And it may be mentioned thus with furprizc—that while all the Southern Counties have been ...
... exercife their line,, were not fufficientl’y intelligible enahh’ more of (he than that it —introduced fujTporters the Theatre Drury-lane applshfeof thcatjdfenpei--ahd fnch numerous It we’ Venn ire td [n-onoiihce ! London ftage behejd. , of the Honfe It deferves ...
... the Empreib, coliedled force, Ceems paufing whether, Jheath the favord or throwaway the /cab Lard, Since a late apology at Drury-lane, honed John begins to be his guard—thus when Kcroble was prevented playing Orlando the other evening from a fprained ancle ...
... have been mentioned, are a ftate which renders it unfafe for people to near them. DRURY-LANE THEATRfL The reports which have gone abroad refpe&rng the rebuilding of Drury-lane Theatre, for thefe two years paff, have been vague and uncertain, that liitle could ...