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... cefler, to be by them elefted Bithop of that See. BANICRar Ts.-Wilaw Do/kler, of Winchefter, Inn- holder. -A. Smith, of Drury Lane, Baker. - George Wrigley, of Matley, Chefter, Hatter. - 7ohn Rideing, of Uverpool, and ?? Leaver, of Manchetler, Mer. chants ...
... of o ther Theatre He has alfo been favoured antfcript CopiesIof all the new and popular i hcrnmed at the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane CaVP t Garden, which will- be brought forward G°Cear'r of the Seafon; and as every Effort will Ihe to inertS othatin, he ...
... then lodging Mr. Tookley's. in Downing Terrace, Cambridge aforesaid, ami occasionally during such period* lodging at 64, Drury-lane, London, Middlesex, coachman between London and Cambridge, aud to horse the Cambridge coach part of the way ; then lodging ...
... being prefenred to their Majeflies, as they retired from Drury Lane.- le ftill continues to 'draw crowded honfes to Covent Garden, and on Monday he will snake hi irfil appearance at Drury Lane. Price of StcAs shis Day at One oC~locfJ 3 Per Ct. Red. 5S ...
... continued weekly) new work, entitled, THE BRITISH THEATRE; or, a Collection Plays, which are acted at the Theatres Koval, Drury Lane, CoVent Garden, and Hay market. Printed under the authority and by permission of the managers from the prompt books. With ...
... Duke's laconic reply. I have beard 60/1 mot of bis Grace the Duke Wellington, very applicable Ins visit on this occasion to Drury Lane, although upon very different subject; and while 1 cannot vouch for its authenticity, I may allowed to believe it. A nobleman ...
... No. :3-, Wlellclofe Square, Middlefex, but lalt of SculcoatesYorlkhire, white lead nierchant.-T1hos. Hawkins Patten, of Drury Lane, A'Tiddlefe, ?? Leach of Turnhana Green Middlefex, ihopkeeper. ...
... Esq. Major in the Royal Horse Artillery.-At Hinton St. George. Mr. Tett. He was formerly a vocalist for many years at Drury- lane and Covent-garden Theatres.-At his brother's house, Hamp- stead, aged 28, John Lea, Esq, jun. of Blakebrook.coumnon, near ...
... Chelfes, Mer. R. Suetr, of Drury Lane Theatre. Nature feemed quite worn out;- he had been a long time in a very lethargic-ilate, but latterly he grew mtuch worfe. He made his firft appearance in London on the boards of Drury Lane T heatre, which houfe he ...
... was tried Iwfota Mr. Jualiea and a .periuf Jury. The aelion «M brought t«OT.r eomoenaationfor bleach of contract to .nig Drury Lane Theatre. The Jury returned verdict for the plaintiff, j Ca.KV.ua Son.a.>T M r.-ThUdia. nobleman died at half-past 10 cl ...
... 30, January I, and Fe- bruary.7, at Guiidhall, London.-yazrns Srmit6 and -Edzoard 111eredib, of, Blaclmore Street, near Drury Lane, Mildlefex, Linen Drapers, January 3, I7, and February 7, at Guildhall.-Madsuri. Gillkes, of South.- ampton Place, New Road ...
... from the cclebriied Comedy of TrE, POOR GENTLEMAN. The Part of Dr. ALLAPOO by Mr. BANNISTER, jon. from 1he Theatre Roval, Drury . Lane. To f eb ¢ivhsiI be added, the Meilal Entertairment of TH-IE AGREEABLE SURPRISE. Thle Part of Lnto by Mr. BANNISTER. BERKSHIRE ...