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... of St. Catherine, near the Tower, Middlefex, Slopfeller, at Guildhall. - . - 5,-Martin Robinfon and l-olm Ibbetfon, of Drury Lane, Middlefex, Grocers, at Guildhall. 19 —George Bridgman, of Dartmouth, Devonihire, Money. Scrivener, at Guildhall, London ...
... December 30, 1805, THE SOLDIER': DA&GHTER, And the SULTAN. The Widow Cheerly and Roxalana by Mrs. Hmat.olk. Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, who is engaged for m the ights. ...
... Royal, Drury Lane) who is engaged to perform here three W ee k. • , Touchltone (the . Clown) Mr. M'CREADY ; Jacqu6s, Mr. FIAR ; Orlando, Mr. Jo NES (his Appeal-a:tee here) Oliver, Mr. KING; Duke Senior, Mr.. (late of the Theatre )?ua!, Drury Lane) Adam ...
... Oldhoy, Mifs B. BicGs (being her firit Appearance here); Jenny, Mrs. M CREADY ; and Diana, Mrs. (from the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, being her filit Appearance here). End of the Play, an occalional ENTERTAINMENT, conlitting of SINGING & SPECTACLE. By MeErrs ...
... feveral of Mr. Suett's Friends) will be added, an entire new grand Pantomime (as performed laft Seafon at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, Nights, with the molt unprecedented Admiration and Attradtion) called CINDERELLA . ; Or, The LITTLE GLASS SLIPPER. \Arid} ...
... A very valuable Corner Lot of Land, 8 Yards to Drury Lane and Yards to Union Row — x 23 2. Six Yards in Front r , fDrury Lane — 97 3. Six Yards in Front of Drury Lane — 4. Six Yard, in Front of Drury Lane — rob ROW. 5. Six Yards in Front of Union Row 6 ...
... Thurfday Evening will be prefented the Comedy of the WEST INDIAN; the Part of Belcour by Mr. DWYER, front the Theatre Rola', Drury Lane, being his fecond Appearauo here this Seafon. Linen and Woollen Drapery, Habixdafhely,&e:- THOMAS LINGEN having experienced ...
... Tailors, at Guildhall. Align!' r — Henry Williams, of Saville Row, Bath, Linen Draper. at Guildhall, London. Jofeph Welt, of Drury Lane, Middlefcx, Tailor, at Guildhall. %7—Chriaopher Bedford, !ate of Briftol, Linen Merchant, at the White l.io❑ Inn, 13riaol ...
... celebrated new Comedy of THE SOLDIER's DAUGHTER. Written by Mr. Cherry, and' performed to crowded Houle, 'at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, upward of fifty Nights this Seafon with the molt unbounded Applaufe. Frank Heartall, Mr. DWYER; Governor Heartall, Mr. ...
... himfelf, his family, and imniediate connedions, to the amount of 61,8.01. a year. Their Majefties and the Princeffes honoured Drury Lane Theatre with their pretence yetterday evening, to fee the Wheel of Fortune and Of Age To-morrow. A lady of diftinguifhed ...
... Inn, Dolicafter. B—William Chapman, of Devonfhire-ftreet, London, Ship infurance Broker, at Guildhall. William Thorn, of Drury Lane, Middlefex, Woollen Draper, at Guildhall. John Hatnilton, of Yaternofter Row, London, Bookfeller, at Guildhall. Samuel Bradbury ...
... LAR. COMEDY (for the 2irit Tine here) as performed upwards of fifty Nights with unbounded Applaufe, at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane; galled , THE SOLDIER'S DA.I.fGHTER. (Written Iv :11Ir.Cherra) the EPILOGUE to be delivered-by Mifs To which will be: added ...