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... *-l 0 Ralph Bradley, Crutched Friars 1(10 David Moriitt, of No. 223, Holy well-street, Sl.oreditcb 1710 John Moore, 24, Drury-lane I_o The verdict obtained in the ease ol llalph Bradley, was for selling imitative coffee; oue ingredient used in manufacturing ...
... Morton, Croydon, Surrey, horse-dealer. R. G. Briant, Minories, London, butcher- J. Woof, Soho, Middlesex, glover. J. Senior, Drury-lane, Middlesex, scrivene ■ R. Hammond, Myton, Kingston-upon n' gist. B. Mountibrt, Walsall, Staffordshire, m>l. ...
... now appears, this woeful Catastrophe befel Oporto at that tune. His Msjesty having announced his intention of visiting Drury-lane Theatre last night, he was. received, on his entering his box, with the kindest aud most enthusiastic acclamations ever ...
... Thomp- son, Esq. who was fined to be excused serving It is, we understand, finally settled that Mr. EUiston is to have Drury-lane Theatre, his offer being the highest. According to au Act passed the 2d inst. for amending the laws respecting the settlement ...
... nnd of the *•• K-tst India House and waiehouses at I £1.294,708. His Majesty lias signified his intention of honouring Drury-lane Theatre with his pre- sence on (he 28th instant. The invitations 'o dinner given hy his Ma- jesiy. excepting those of a ...
... doable the number have come to tbeir death in tbe hoofe. Meflrs. Rae and Dibdio were yeflerday declared the ew Managers of Drury-lane *Eb'NEBD*%Y*B MAIL. I O N D O N, Momoat, July 17. *H E country will bear, with fatisfadion, X the arrival at Portfmouth ...
... toan Earldom, by the title of Earl ol Nortftf. lerton. — Star. Mr. Sheridan, it is faid, haa difpofedof bis interefts in Drury-lane theatre toM r Jones, the preprietor of the Dublin tbtairf IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. house op Lords. I Monday, March 21. The Royal ...
... 18 IS, ?? Juae 10, mis'. Mr. Vansittart is saiel to have won upwards of £8000. at the last Epsom races. Mr. Wallack, of Drury-lane Theatre, and his wife, the late Miss Johnstone, Ihe daughter of Mr. Johnstone, of the same Theatre.em- bark very shortly ...
... partizansof Mr. Fox, on whose principles he wrote several political pamphlets, aud pro- duced a comedy which was represented at Drury-lane Theatre, through the influence of the late Duchess of Devonshire. fM^HE CREDITORS who have proved tneir JL debts auder a ...
... exception of the Marquis of Drogheda, now in his 90th year, and at the head of the Generals of the army. The receipts of Drury-lane Theatre on Mon- day evening, when Kean made his first ap- pearance for the season in Richard the Third, exceeded five hundred ...
... on wine fhould be made permanent. Young Rojcmss fecond Benefit. — • Mafter Betty's performance of Hamlet, on Thurfday, at Drury-lane Theatre, is fuppofed to have netted him about twelve hundred pounds ! PRICE OF STOCKS. THIS DAY, AT ONE O'CLOCK. 3 per Cent ...
... improved within the last few days. Miss Byrne, who performed with so much ileserred success some time ago as a singer at Drury-lane Theatre, died on Monday last, after a short illness, at Dublin. Among the Brevet promotions in last Satur- day's Gazette ...