Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... utmost respect to announce, that he shall have the honour of introducing to them THE YOUNG ROSCIUS, (From the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane Covent Garden) Who will perform at his THEATRE, WISBECH, for FIVE NIGHTS, viz. Friday, June 3, Saturday 4, Monday 6, Tuesday ...
... repeal of the last duty im- posed on all Paper, Paste-board, &c. &c. A meeting was convened oh Thursday of the Performers of Drury-lane Theatre, to whom arrears were due. Agreeably to the plan which Mr. Sheridan suggested on Wed- nesday before the Lord Chancellor ...
... celebrated BRAVURA SONG, Admired Airs, &C. now singing by that ?? vocal performer, Mrs. BILLING lON, at the The*. tres Royal, Drury Lane and Covent Garden ; ta which is prefixed A CONCISE SKETCH OF HER LIFE, Embellished with an tk-gaut Portrait from an original ...
... satisfaction. This observation produced a reply from Mr.Betty in the negative; at the same time adding, that the Proprietors of Drury Lane instead of 501. per night, gave him tool, for the next season. Oh, very well, Mr.Betty, said Mr. H. if so. perhaps you'll ...
... Cambridge ; Rum, Newmarket- Coffee-house, Sudbury; Black lidy, Chelmsford; Hear and Crown, Ipswich; Beli, i hetfijrd ; at ier, Drury- lane, London ; of Messrs. Chinpfiy and Sparke ; or of Mr. Robert Isaacson, auctioneer and appraiser, Oaks' Farm, Cowlinge, aear ...
... Portraits, price 21. 125. 6d- boards, A COLLECTION of FARCES, and other AFTERPIECES, which are acted at the Theatres Royal, Drury-lane, Covent-garden, and Haymarket. — Printed under the authority of the Managers, from the Prompt-books —Selected by Mrs. INCHBALD ...
... Slade, Old Bond- i E B lcr ,Pori ealer â S - Morris, Sheffield, razorsmith.â P^-^Tctal^ m ' I ' ( ?? r â J ' CrotoD » Drury-lane, linen- SU FJOLK and GENERAL COUNTRY amicable insurance Office, PROML OSS BY FIRE. ES R/viSKn HEI l a V BL V RY a JC d IPSWICH ...
... butcher.* T. Chamberlain, Brafnford, buffolk, innkeeper.* J. Bellamy and A. De Valanguin, Hol- born. wine-merchants. W. Thorn, Drury-lane, woolles-draper.-- Saturday, Jan. 16. f. NeedharA, Ashby-de-la-Zouch, Leicestershire, hosier.* *Wra. Green, Swansea, ch ...
... Chaddock and R. Keay, Wigan, Lancashire, potters. Saturday, May 15. Wm. Doller, Winchester, inn holder. * Thomas Smith, Drury-lane, baker.* George Wrigley, Matley, Cheshire, hatter. * John Rideing, Liverpool, and W. Lever, Monchester, merchants. * Thomas ...
... the late birth-day, was en- tire// of her own working. Wednesday night their Majesties and the five I 'di icesses honoured Drury-lane Theatre with j visit. They were magnificently attired, the allies exhibiting a profusion of jewels, and his jlajesty being ...
... ToCOLLAR-MAKERS. WANTED, a Number of Hands to work ftl'i- C ' !on Government Collars. Apply to Mr. Potter, ?? Short s-gardens, Drury-lane, London. - T OES and WILFORD HUNDREDS, general Meeting ofthe Owners and Occupiers 1. , ?? k?? ds within the incorporated ...
... period. By the R.V.WILI. IAM BETHAM. g_3T Specimens of the ENGRAVINGS fortheBA- RONETAGEmay befeen|it Mutlow_s, Rdffel-court, Drury-lane. . . . NAYLAND, SUFFOLK. By AUCTION hy W. BUNNELL, On Wednefday, the zad of this inft. Jan. 1800, And Two following Days ...