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... SURRENDER. William Duller, of Winchetter, Innho(der, May 24' 25, June 26, at the King's Head, in Wincheiler. Thomas Smith, of Drury Lane, Middlefex, Baker, May 22, 25, Tune 26, at Guildhall. George Wrigley, of in the pail( of Mottram in Longslendale, Chefhire ...
... late of Chefhunt, Hertfordfhlre, Maltfter and Corn Fador, at Guildhall, London. Samuel Hatterfley, of White Horfe Yard, Drury Lane, Middlefex, Woollen Draper and Mercer, at Guildhall, B—Sarah Cullingworth, of Daventry, Northamptordblre, Bookfeller, at ...
... TRW , Belcour (the Weft-Indian) Mr..DWYER. . Who to recently pecformed that Charader at thc7rbeatri. Royal, Drury Lane, with fuch uniirerial Adrniratio and ApPlaute (being has flAppearan:e (mild: Stage). Stackir;reil, Mr. BEN N ETT, eapt t Ehldley,Mr ...
... two frigates are expeded daily, with fixteen millions of hard dollars. . The School for Scandal was night . performed at Drury Lane Theatre, for the benefit of Mr. King, to a houfe overflowing in all parts. Before the farce Mr. King fpoke his farewell ...
... Middlefex, Cheefemonger, June 24, 28, July 27, at Guildhall. DIrIDENDS to be made to CREDITORS. July 3—Jofeph Weft, of Drury Lane, Middlefex, Tailor, at Guildhall. Benjamin- Sealy, of Bofwell Court, Carey-ftreet, Middlefez. Money-ferivener, at Guildhall ...
... Garden, With univerfal Appaibacion. SHAKESPYARE I S PLAY of the WINTERs TALE, 1S revived La and performed at the Thearre Drury Lane, to crowded Houfes, with unbounded platife, has been fume Time in Preparation and wit& he brought forward here on TuuRsDAY ...
... altered by J. P. KEMBLE, Efq. and performed fait Seafon to crouded Houks. with univcrfal Applaufe, at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. DRESSES ENTIRE/1r NEW wits appropriate 4GENER2 aled DECORATIONS. The Parts of Leontes and Perdita by Mr. and Mrs. SIDDONS ...
... return to this country, be created a Peer of the United Kingdom. Hadfield, the maniac, who attempted his Majelly's life in Drury Lane Theatre, and who lately made his efcape from Bedlam, was yetterclay morning taken by an ()nicer from Bow.ftreet, at a P ...
... a report to him of their opinion upon the cafe of the depored Nabob of Arcot. The arrangements rerpating the affairs of Drury-Lane Theatre have finally received the fan6tion of the Lord Chancellor, and the finifhing of the building, we underffand, will ...
... 'N•bre-4 - • • ,LS. ti • • The Opera of, Midas was night revived at Drury-lane ?Theatre, with prodigious fplendour.= The-fcene where-the Heathen gods and goddefres afcend is an admirable piece of mechanifrn. • No lefs than 13 clergymen have ftarted fora ...
... lately of Dtritend, Birmingham, Tallow-chandler, at the Stork Tavern, in the Square, in Birmingham. 28—John Norton, of Drury Lane, Middlefex, Vidualter, at Guildhall. Richard Burford, of Finfbury-fquare, Middlefex, Blackwell Hall Fador, at Guildhall ...
... Stationer, at Guildhall. 22--Thomas Maltby and George Maltby, of Size Lane, Lond..ln, Merchants, at Guildhall. • John Norton, of Drury Lane, Middlefex, Viaualler, at Guildhall. 25—James Henderfon, of Long Acre, Middlefex, Furnifhing Ironmonger, at Guildhall. 2 ...