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... Mulgrave and Colonel Phipps, in the fullnefs their joy, on hearing the good tidings from the Admiralty, immediately went to Drury Lane Houle, and informed the Manager of the happy news, which he ordered to be announced to the audience by Mr. Suett. The Mafic ...
... for part of the navy debt, winch was agreed to by the Honfe. Mr. Fox prefenteil a from the proprietors, tmllees, See. ot Drury Lane Theatre, praying for leave tor a bill enable them to remove certain obllades to tlto entrances of the id Theatre. Tie petition ...
... Rochestib, on Mokday April. Principal vocal performer, Mr. Meredith, (now peiforrr.ing the Oratorios, New Theatre Royal, Drury.lane, with diflinguifhed applaufe.) Leader, and Violin Concerts, Mr. J. Banks, from London. Admittance —Gentlemen, 5s —Ladies ...
... CERTIFICATES to be Allowed on or before the Maich. Henry Holland, of Little Chelfea, Middlefex, organ-builder. William M‘Laws, Drury-lane, Middlefex, currier and leather- cutter. Henry Lay, of Houghton-ftreet, Glare-market, Middlefex, vic/ tualler. Daniel Morris ...
... Particular Defire, for the Benefit Mr. GARDNER. Tuefday April r,3 (never ailed here) a Tragedy in one aif, performed by the Drury-lane Company, at the Royal in the Haymarket, called, The PRODIGAL. The Comedy of The CHANCES. And a ferio comic Pantomime, called ...
... ten, July 5 at eleven, July 19 ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr.-Walter, Shad well. DIVIDEND S^ Robert Durnford, of Drury-lane, Wedtninder, Middlefex, gold beater; July |i, at ten, at Guildhall, London. James Knapp, of the Wederltigh, Gloucederdiire ...
... the kingdom. Price Bd. The LADIES DAILY COMPANION, cmhelliflicd with a moll 4flP«rb engraving, of the opening fee ic of Drury-lane Theatre, Mifs ren, Ipeaking the occafional prologue at the opening of that dupemlous building; and portrai's of leven ladies ...
... other Almanack, in the kingdom. 1 tice The LADIES DAILY COMPANION, embellidhed with a molt engraving, of the opening of Drury.lane Theatre with Mils Farren, (peaking the occafional prologue the opening of that ftupendous building; and portraits oi leven ...
... Thomas Burberry, of Sun-ftreet, BWhopCgate-ftreet, London, weaver; July 11, at ten, Guildhall, London. Robert Durnford, of Drury-lane, Weftminfter, gold-beater; July M, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Burkitt Fenn, of Cornhill, London, hofier July 11, at ten ...
... reviewed the amounting to iz,ooo men, in the Norderfcdt« MARRIAGES. Sunday, at St. Andrew’s, Holborn, Mr. MaclejiTi, Court, Drury.Lane, to Mifs Elixabeth Parr,' Mr, Jofeph Pair, of Holborn Hill, .DEATHS. Lately, at Limerick, Ireland, Dr. W(b. Cecil Perr. ...
... London Correfponding Society was on Friday apprehended, on fufpicion of High Treafon, at his houfe in Little P.ufiel Place, Drury-lane, by Townlhend and Jealous. He was on Saturday examined before the Privy Council, Thurfday, there was the moll numerous ...
... at Guildhall, London. CERTIFICATES to be Allowed or before the of June. Stephen Carter, now or late of White HorfeYard, Drury.lane, Middlefex, woollen-draper. John Buchanan, heretofore Manchefter, late of Qlafgow in Scotland, but now prifoner in his Majefty’s ...