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... 17, drawn by Walker and Edwards, Dudley, at three Months, payable to their Order, on Mr. Jolinfon, 43; Chadwell-ftreet, Drury Lane, London ; laft Indorfer, John Stokes. Value 381 16s. drawn by Hill, Robins,'ind Co. Stourbridge ola Bank, at two Months ...
... new Comedy of The SOLDIER's DAUGHTER. Written by Mr. CHER R v . , and performed to crowded Hodes at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, upwards of fifty Nights this Seafon with the rnoft unbounded Applaufe. The Part of IV:alfart, jun. by Mr. HOLMAN, Frank ...
... (third Time) a new Farce, called • THE WEATHERCOCK. • Written IP)? J. T..Alliugham, Efq., and performed at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, upwards of lixty Nights with univerlid Applaufe. Trittram Fickle, Mr. WE'CitrAnY; Old Fickle, Mr. HARLEY ; Briefwit, Mr ...
... Serte, late of Shepton Mallatt. Somerfetthire, Clothier, at the Buth Tavern, Bridol. to. John Maclactilan, of Hanford Place, Drury Lane, Middlefex, Cabinet. mike:, at Guildhall. Thomas pr -tom, or kt,rnanbtlry, London, warehouCemon, at Guildhall. s. David ...
... Belvidere Safi-Indiaman) Dealer, February 26, March 5, 29, at Charles Cole, late of Odiham, Hants, Dealer in Corn, but now of Drury Lane, Middlefcx, Vidualler, February 21, March 1.29, at Guildhall. Thomas Bright, of Inner Temple Lane. London, Stationer and ...
... January 17—Ifaac ltiheiro Furtado, of South-ftre et, Fit& bury fquare, Mid dlefe.x, Merchant, at Guildhall. Norton, of Drury Lane, Middleftx, ler, at Guildhall. CERTIFICATES to be GRANTED. Nov. 29 — William Boardman, of Liverpool, Broker. Adam Scott ...
... while a boy who was near it did not receive the flighteft in . lury. Covent Garden Theatre doled on Monday evening, and Drury Lane on Wednefday, for the feafon. Ad. dreffes of thanks, from the Managers of each Theatre, were delivered on the occafion. ...
... Tanner, of Birmingham, Upholfterer. William Slater, late of Baiinghall-ftreet, London, Warehoufeman. Alexander Sheen, of Drury Lane, Middlefex, Linen Draper. - LONDON, TUESDAY, 7uly •4. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. In the HOUSE of LORDS, on MONDAY, the London ...
... Warehoufemen, at Guildhall. George Savory, of Southwark, Victualler at-GUildhall. 'Andrew Hetherington and John Mackie, of Drury Lane, Midilefex, Perfutriers, at Guildhall. Augutt g. Charles Nelfon, now or late of Brixton, Surrey, Coal Merchant, at Guildhall ...
... Mr. Newbold, Hull; Mrifrs'Place and Son, Manchater ; Bufh Tavern, Brittol ; and of 3 Gray, Sworn Exchange Broker, No. 39, Drury Lane, London. N. B. Fazeley icon the great Cheiterßoad to London, and has twelve Fairs in the lear. be SOLD- by private Contra& ...
... Maiden Lane, Covent Garden, Middlefex, Carpenter, July 2, 53, Auguft to, at Guildhall. Solicitor, Mr, Hughes, Crofs Court, Drury Lane. CERTIFICATE to be GRANTED. July zo--William Hancox the younger, of Penn,' Staffordfhire, ,Sheep and Pig Dealer. (0' No ...
... Caved:hilt diefcx, Ellgillt-Malief, at Guildhall ~..------ , CER n MATES TO 'BE GRANTED. Art7uft ts. William Cruniton, of Drury Lane, MiddlefeX, Currier ant! Leather Seller. John troller, of I , ,infwielc. Glocerterthire. }Tardier. , William Pdw , ird King ...