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... 30, January I, and Fe- bruary.7, at Guiidhall, London.-yazrns Srmit6 and -Edzoard 111eredib, of, Blaclmore Street, near Drury Lane, Mildlefex, Linen Drapers, January 3, I7, and February 7, at Guildhall.-Madsuri. Gillkes, of South.- ampton Place, New Road ...
... from the cclebriied Comedy of TrE, POOR GENTLEMAN. The Part of Dr. ALLAPOO by Mr. BANNISTER, jon. from 1he Theatre Roval, Drury . Lane. To f eb ¢ivhsiI be added, the Meilal Entertairment of TH-IE AGREEABLE SURPRISE. Thle Part of Lnto by Mr. BANNISTER. BERKSHIRE ...
... Laueashire, vietuaftcr. Rohert C.ox, Castle-street, Sout’twark, carpenter. James Williams, Bristol, broker'. fVilliani Morloy, Drury lane, warehouseman. John Farm 11, Shcllicld, linen-draper. ...
... Street, MIiddlecfrex, pidaure ?? Norris, of Sheffield, razorfmith. -George Egler, of' Purtfea, Hants, milier and ?? Croton, Drury Lane, linen draper. COUN'TRY NEWVS. Cari.dfge, Ifarch -1.-Tlhe fubjedls for the Mern- bers' Prizes for this year ?? the Senior ...
... Challoner, Efq. of Staffordlhire.-Mrs. Newlyn, wife of Mr. Newlyn, Attorney, Winchefter.-Mrs. Pope, wife of Mr. Pope, of Drury Lane Theatre. Some days ago fie had a fit of apoplexy, whllile playing for Mr. Cooper's benefit, and a fecond attack put an end ...
... Barker, upon the Lee- tvard HI lardl liation. 'II'.l~iC t l ST) SUIRIR NDFR.- Ed..v.rrd J'fredit!b of liuackntore ttrt, near Drury Lane, Middlefex, linel Drnper, I ii. 3 t, Feb. 7, and March 7, at Guild- 1,:1i ?? of il'rincv'> Street, Rother- bithe, sarrv ...
... Sadler, and Harnefs Maker, O&ober a8, Novembler 5, and Dec. 6, at Guildhall, London.-Andrew Hetherinqtsn and Yolm .id'aie, of Drury Lane, Middlefex, Perfumers, Obtober zS, Nov. 4, and December 6, at Guildhall.- Bernard Profec,, of 1lolborn, London, Linen Draper ...
... beef-steak, and were euumerating the different processes for bringing it to table in the highest perfection. Mr. Wewitzer, Drury Lane Tneatre, who was present, observed, that of all tile methods of cooking a beef-stake, thought Shakespeareâs receipt the ...
... Germany, by the feizeire, V lhat Olee aeffalin Riles, the pretended murder Of the Dttke D'Enghien - ?? Performateces at Drury Lane for the Winter It'ar ?? on Saturday evening. '1 here is no 'tatin iu the decorations of the theatre. The Iset have been ...
... the stage. Soon after he commenced Author, published a small volume of Poems, which procured him an humble engagement at Drury Lane Theatre, which he resigned many years ago, since which time he has depended upon his literary efforts, which are many and ...
... continued weekly) of a new work, entitled, THE BRITISH THEATRE; or, Collection Plays, which are acted at the Theatre* Royal, Drury Lane, Covent Garden, and Hay market. Printed under the authority and permission the managers from the prompt books. With biographical ...
... Chippendale, of Salifbury Square. At Kentifh Town, Mrs. Grevi;le, formerly of Drury Lane Theatre.-Mrs. Gaudry, relic of the late Mr. Gaudry, of the Theatre Royal Drury Lane.-Mr. James Booth, Poulterer, in Aldgate, after two hours ?? her lodgings in Holborn ...