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... Chorufles, by • George Colman, Efq. The,Dialogue from a Publication by J. Scales, Efq. As performtd• at the Theatre Royal, Drury . .Lane, upwards of fifty Nights Lift Seafon with the molF unbounded Appla.ufe, Admiration, and Attraaion. • Caffixri Baba (the ...
... three other ledges of the King's Bencn, took their feats in l ourt, when James Hadfield; for &looting 'at his Majefty at Drury Lane Theatre, was arraigned. The Attorney General addreffed the Court at confiderable length on the fubjedt of High rearm], and ...
... Guildhall. 'William Bennett, of Ivey Lane, London, _Carpenter and Builder, at Guildhall. George Fither, of White Hart Yard, Drury, Lane, Middlefex, Woollen Draper, at Guildhall. Samuel Bruce, of Oldham, Lancafhire, Dealer, at the Bridgewater Arms Inn, in ...
... Hinckley. Charles Bartlett, of Cannon Street Road, St. George's, Middlefex, Stone Mafon, at Guildhall. William , Lowe, of Drury Lane, Middlefex, Cabinet-maker and Brckcr, at Guildhall. • 4. William Goulton, of Selby, Yorkthire, Linen Draper, at the Talbot ...
... Volunteer duty, have been - difi:ontinued, with their feveral Majors of Brigade. Their Majellies and fivePrincelres honoured Drury Lane Thoatre with their prefence yefterda.v evening, to fee the comedy of the Honey Moon and the 'farce of Matrimony. ROYAL HUNT ...
... Charader of Selina. —A molt fuperb and elegant full-length Figure (taken from Life) 'of MISS FISHER, of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane,— ' Likewife a full-length Figure (taken from Life) of MISS RA NDLES, commonly called the etl ILD is only fix Years of Age ...
... formerly of Southwark, Surrey, but now of Craven Birmingham and Warwick to London goes through the Premifi.s, tuildings. Drury Lane, Middlefex,,Dealer, Nov. is. 19. Dec. at Guildhall. other Building Materials are conveyed to the Spot with the grea:ceft ...
... nearShrewfbury—Mr.Proffit, of A ldr)dge, to Mifs Adams, of Walfall.—Thurfday, at Whetftone, Leicefterfhire, Mr. W. Bowler, of Drury - Lane, London, to Mifs Ann Perkins, eldeft .daughter of Mr. J. Perkins, of the former place. DIED.] Lately, in America, Sir Peyton ...
... Mifs. &MIT With (by particular refire) an entire new grand Pant',mime (as performed lid Seafon at ..the 'Theatre 'Royal; Drury Lane, Nights with the moft unprecedented Admiration and Attradions called CINDERELLA; Or, The LITTLE GLASS SLIPPER. With all ...
... Parker, Young, and Hughes, Eirex-4reet, Strand. DIVIDENDS to be made to CREDITORS. March 2—George Fifher, of White Hart Yard, Drury Lane, Middlefes, Woollen Draper, at Guildhall. • John Lewis, of the Old Jewry, London, Warehoufi , man, at Guildhall. Samuel ...
... Guildhall, London. Jame Sutherland, of Little Tower Hill, Middlefex, Brandy Merchant, at Guildhall. Sam eel P uric, late of ,Drury Lane, Middlefex, ViCtualler, at Guildhall. William Brunt, now or late of Swanfea, Glamorganfhire, ir Dealer, at the Rummer Tavern ...
... celebrated Kane O'Hara Efg, with new and appr , pri ite Scenery, I)reffes, and Decorarionc, as revived at the Theatre '.'soyal, Drury Lane, lift Seaton, and performed to crouded tth,ufcs with unlverfdl Applaufe. Midas, Mr. CHERRY, and Daphne by Mifa STertitNs ...