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... DRURY LANE. Mr, Cumberland's pomedv the Jew was on pci formed this Theatre* for the firll time this ieafon, for tlia of introducing new performer to the notice of the town, in the popular part Shtva. This gentleman's rtame, wtfare informed d>e bills ...
... 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 ...
... •■ , ' neighbourhood. . In the annals of the Theatre, there never was fudh - And Monday was committed the fame | crowd as Drury Lane Saturday laft There John Whitehead, charged with dealing 3 , ...
... were both tutors to this academy, have contributed its failure. It is alfo a well known, that the riot which took place at Drury Lane Play, Houfe, in confequence an attempt to Procure the Gallic air of ea ira, proceeded from the young men of the New College ...
... Penrith, Cumberland, draper [uly 14, at eleven, at the Crown and Mitre, Carhfle. lin d Div. John Williams, of Queen-ftrect, Drury-lane, Middlefex, linendraper; July 12, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Jonathan Gilbertfon, of Harrowgate, Yorklhire. linen-draper; ...
... T'h Lewis, Colemantn Merchants and partaers: Feb. a, - »“. * «f. 0 A rirn tofe-ftreet, Bilhopfgnte-ftreet, to?* '* rtJ > Drury-lane, Midon J- chandler Jan. 30, ten, at Guild. n’ Lewes, SufTex, draper; Jan. 30, ton • London. J Bridge-ftreet, eftni nft ...
... Privilege of Parliament continues for forty dayt afiir the Dijfdution. On Friday morning at three o’clock, Mr. Benfon, of Drury-lane Theatre, threw himfelf from three pair of flairs window at his lodgings in Brydgcsllrect, anti was killed the Ipot. He had ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... that another moft daring n M ere ...
... er; Dec. 19, at eleven, at the Windmill Inn, at Upton, near Shiffnall, Salop. John Griffin the younger, of Glare-court, Drury-lane, Middlefex, butcher; Dec. 19, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. William Phclpes, late the Old South-Sea Houfe, London, infurer; ...
... leave the cafe to the Jury, and proceed to call his WitndTes. Mr. Graham laid, was a Magiftrate j knew Mr. Richard Yates, of Drury-lane Theatre he was likewifc acquainted with the deceaftd, who was grand nephew to Mr. Rtchaid Yates, who lived No. 9, Stafford-row ...