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... 1771 came to England, and was by the late Mr Gauick who engaged him a fuporiudant and principal artilt, at the theatre, Drury-lane-— 1781, his honoured De Loutherbourgh with a diploma, cenftituting him one ofthe Royal Accademy. the progrefs of extroardijnary ...
... Addreft approprla'e the occifion will be fpokcn by Mr. StnUh and Mrs. Wbrthinj'ton, N.S. Mr. Dowton, of the Theatre Royal, Drury - lane, very obligingly offers bis on this occafion, provided enpaeements town will allow him. ickets fot this evening be had ...
... two o'clock a fire, d broke out at the Oil and Colour Manufa~tory k belonging to Mr. Baynbam, the corner' of Qteie-ftreet, Drury-lane.. which confumed the wbole of thole- fpaciohs),remif6, 'and tthe ho4fd ' adjoining. -The houfe, which had beeina few - years ...
... Broad-Court, Bow-ftreet, he was alarmed by a'diftant cry of fire. Following the found, he came to the lower end of Duke's-Court, Drury-Lane, when a man, much intoxicated, accofted him by faying, he was fure an adjoining hbule was burning, as he had accidentally ...
... Mr. Thompfon.—No. I. contains the exq. 11111 attedingPlay of the STRANGER, as with unbounded Applaufe at the Theatre Drury-lane,—No. 11, contains the popw* ar ' 1 The German Theatre is entite>y « ...
... County Cambridge and its his ANNUAL BENEFIT CONCERT will be performed at TOWN-HALL THURSDAY the May and Miss DECAMP From the Drury Lane Mr C ASHLEY Principal at the Oratorios Theatre Royal Covent Garden Mr HOLMES Bassoon from House Full Particulars will be ...
... deftroved only the lower apartments and third, at Mr. Bayham's, oil and colour manulacturer, the corner of Great Queen-ftreer, Drury-lane, which confirmed the whole of the premifes. The firft accident has brought much diftrefs on the lodgers in the houfes in ...
... Ireland, has a command among the troops now at Brcft. Three fires happened lad week in the metropolis ; one in Broad-court, Drury-lane, which confumed two houles; another, at the noble refidence of Sir John Smith Burgels, in Piccadilly, which deftroyrd only ...
... of burning oil and pitch ; following the fcent, he came to an oil and colour (hop belonging to Mr. Baynham, the corner of Drury-lane, in Queen ftrcet. The are had not extended beyond the (hop, but loon after he had fprung his rattle, and knocked at the ...
... morning, about to o'clock, a fire broke out at an oil-fhop, celonging to Mr. Baynham, the corner of Great Q'ieen-flreet, Drury-lane, whicn, after raging with great violetce for a confuderable- time, was happily got under, after completely def- troying ...
... morning, about two o'clock, a fire broke out at an oil-fhop, belonging to Mr. Ba'ynham,the corner of Great Queenftreet, Drury-lane, which, after raging with great violence for a confiderabie time, was happily gpt under, after completely def- troying the ...
... Court, Bow Street, lie was alarmed by a diftant cry of fire. Xollowing the found, he came to the lower end of Duke's Court, Drury Lane, when a man, much intoxicated, accofted siiea by faying, he was lure an adjoining houfe was burning, as he had accidentally ...