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... guittar in the Streets of PeieiTourg. of Ceringotte being difeontented with the \ enetian nevv arr angement in the property of Drury lane mode of government, have pat themfelves under the tre is about to take place; and Mr. Grubb, a protection the Turks. . ...
... Chelfer, merchant; furrender April 28, 29, May 30, the Hop-Pole Inn, Chefter. Attorney, Mr. Charles Hamilton, Chefler. Weft, Drury lane, Middlefex, taylor; furrender April May 5, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Withy, Craven ftreer. Strand. William ...
... Ornamental Dedication to the Prince WAtts. 4. A Pottrait the K.ing in his Robes, finely Scott, 5. An Accurate View of New DRURY-LANE THEATRE* drawn by Van-Alien, and engraved by Goldar. NUMBER I. (To be continued Monthly) of THE GENTLEMAN’S NEW AND ELEGANT ...
... and inferefting feene, in the Grand and Magnificent Billet of Alexander the Cre .t, now performing at the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, with aftoniflilng applaufe. The whole to be enriched with beautiful portraits, views, hTtorical prints, &c. &c. executed ...
... John Hair, Spur-ftreet, Leicefler fquare, Middlefex, merchant. John Parkin, Shelhcld, Yorklhirc, call ftecl maker. Weft, of Drury-lane, Middlefex. taylor. Matthew Etchells, of Hollingworth, Chcfter, cotton-manufaflurer. John Williams, late Nightingale-lane ...
... in‘ ereiting icene, in the Grand and Magnificent Ballet of Alexander the Great, now performing at the T. applauie. Royal, Drury-lane, with aftonithing ‘The whole to be enriched with beautiful portr:its, views, hifto sical prints, &c. &c. executed by our ...
... by Sanfon from drawing taken the miniature, fent fiom the Court of Bruufwickiotbe Prince of Wales. 4. An infide view of Drury-Lane Theatre, drawn VanafTen, and engraved Goldar. NUMBER I. (Tbe fucceeding Numbers be continued Monthly) Of THE Lady’s New ...
... as lhallow politicians by the greateft admirers DoCtor Price ! Alexander's Car was on Friday night introduced into the Drury-Lane Pantomime for the lirft time. It was drawn by two Artificial Elephants with hutnan /upporters. One of thefe huge annimals ...
... Theatres were extremely brilliant. Covent Garden particularly. Some very excellent fire works were played off from the top of Drury-lane, which had good eifeft, from the great height of the building. The Chevalier Rufpini exhibited very fine tranfparency.--The ...
... 4. on^eur Mello, Secretary • r t^'e ar ' ne of this Its Colonies, died here on the 13th y advanced age. BANKRUPTS. ll » Drury-lane, Middlefer, linen- June 2, at eleven, at Guild- e,lc ies, MelT. Parnther and Druce, London- CCt La, °* Bath, Somerfct, ...
... againft whom the decree of banifhment has been paffed the French Convention. Mr. Sheridan, it is faid, is about to fecede from Drury-Lane Theatre. The property, which with much genius he acquired, he demands 60001. per ann. to relinquish. Saturday ev'ening about ...
... that of courfe no fear of rupture was to be entertained from that quarter. No lefs than ninety-jive perfons belonging to Drury-lane Theatre have received letters dilmiffion within the courfc of the prefent week ; many of them are, however, expeded to have ...