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... Or, COMPANION to the PLAYAOUSE. This work will contain the moft favourice Tra-. :fl_?fiwfidovflm ‘ perat_the Theatre Royal Drury Lane, Covent Garden, and the Hay Market j accurately copied flof the Prompters Books by permidion of the Managere. Number I. ...
... March 23, 24, April 22, at the King’s-Head ina, Gloucester.—Attornics, Messrs. Wilton, Gloucester. | John Charles Finch, Drury -lane, tavern-keeper, March 14, 1, April 22, at Guildhall.=~Attorncy, Mr. Bower, London. John Gurney, Acre-lane, Surrey, carpenter ...
... Lucia and st. Vinceat's. . I have the honour to be, &c. ¢«JOHN BARKER. z BANKRUPTS. Edward Meredith, of Blackmoor.Street, Drury- Lane, Middlefex, linenedraper, Jan. 31, Feb. 7, March ~9¢ at Guildhall, London.—Attorney, Mr. Chrarles Harman; London. : William ...
... by T. Holcroft, Efq. Author of The Road to Ruina-Follies of a_Day, &c. &c. as performed laft Seafon at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, In confequence of varioua Applicatjons, a few Tigfi:n of Admiffion for the kn’?o?(mdu excepted’ wili bg difpofed of for ...
... paper, that those very extraordinary Boys, Ma.ters Durovset and Huckle, who have deservedly gained so much celebrity at Drury Lane Theatre, and since its destruction at the Lyceum, in the Strand, are so soon as Friday next, to show their astonishing powers ...
... nies, Mellrs. Ward, and Co.” Covent-garden. coad time, and ordered 10 be committed le Spanith Gové Charles Cole, of Drury lane, vi@ualley, Feh. 22, to~monow.—'/\djwmed. : t o ove _ March 1, 39, at Guwidhall.—Aitorney, Mr, Moy : = continued. It | “Thomas ...
... appeared to be perte@tly well in the marning, and had_eaten a hearty breakfaft.| He was many years known to the puhlif at Drury' lane Theatre as the principal arlequin, a charaéler which he fupported with peculiar a@ivily, and with more of the traditional ...
... ary as it may appear, it is a fact, that on piercing into the rubbish on Monday morning, on the Russell-street side of Drury- lane Theatre, a body of fire, and immense volumes of smoke, | burs: forth, to the astoni-hment and terror of the teighbowhood ...
... particular experienced a decline . pef qe. Rule Dritanmia was again called for faft night and fug ac both Theatrer. At Drury. Lane, ,Mr.,l(cll_y added t'th fn‘lle-iu‘ lum. w_hich Once more det Fame her trunipet found, To fpeak our Seamen’s worth; - Once ...
... be prelented to the Grand fury tor Middlefex, againt James - * « Bannifter Truelock; the former for firing at the King at Drury-Lane Theatre, and the latter, as we learn, for aiding and abetting him in the diabolical a&t. Sarah Lock, a widow, with whom ...
... at the Talbot inn, .~2. Joln Chorley, of Liverpool, mcrthe Golden Lion, Liverpool.—May s. obinfont and Jebn Ibbetfon, of Drury:lane, at Guildhall.—March 31. Wm. Parker, ber-firect, Goodman’s-fields, tailor, at -31. ' Haac Smedicy, of Maiden.lank, hoficr ...
... Guildhall.—ll. G. Harstreet, hosiers, at Guildha'l.— Tewer-hill, chart-seller, at o Low rSeon ersgate-street, cabinet-maker, e, ‘Drury-lane, cabinet-maker, Christian, High-street, Mary -leidhall.—Aug. 5. T. Salter, Triuildhall.—Nov. 14, J. Bullock, ine-merchant ...