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... From the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, London, and the National, Paris; being by many degrees largest as well as the most magni- ficent ever intredu into this country; whose successful engage- ment at the former Theatre (Drury Lane, terminated on Saturday ...
... largest as weil as the most magni From the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, London, and the National, ficeat ever introduced into this country; whose successful engaxe- ment at the former Theatre (Drury Lane, terminated on Saturday, May Ist,) where the whole of ...
... Stapleford, Nottinghamshire, bobbin-manufacturer—Thomas Lawton, Greenacres Moor, I encash ire, pub- Jican.—Charles liawrence, of Drury Lane, tallow-chandler.—Thomas raven and Joshua Parker, of Heckmondwike, Yorkshire, scribbling-millers—W illiam Jeftery, of Cock ...
... merchant, William Blatch and William Lam ‘Thomas St, John’s Lane, Clerkenwell, wire-worker, Thomas Pilbaam, Parker Street, Drury Lane, smith, H. Goddard Reynol Edmund A Blenhim . Wood. Street, fringe-maker. [keeper sow Bond street, livery-stable John Buckle ...
... George Golding, of the Swan Yard, Knigfatsbridge, livery-stable-kecper George Brimmer, of Strand lianc, and Princes Street, Drury Lane, stationer and printer—Alexander*Andrew Paris, of Ijong Acre, printer. Jean Baptiste Benelli, late of the Quadrant, Regent ...
... Alexander Burn Callander, corn-factors. James Rowland Hyde Withers, Bristol, linen-draper. Wni. Williams, White Hart Street, Drury Lane, victualler. Henry Hutchinson, Jerusalem Coffee House, Cowpet’s Court, Cornbili. George Dobseo, Hatton, Cheshire, grocer ...
... Yard, Westminster, woollen draper Thomas Hails, Bell Yard. Gracecborch Street, victualler Joshua Kidd, Btownlow Street, Drury Lane, coach currier Henry Field and James Crane, Bush Lane, Cannon Street, varoisb makers Edward Flower, Greek Street, manufacturing ...
... Theatres Drury Lane and Covcnt Garden, with Mr. Elliston’s Letter,” were knocked down 9s. Cd. -200 coloured lithographic prints, from the opera of Giovanni in London, fell (kl. The last lot included an internal and external view of Drury Lane Theatre, ...
... BANKKUPTS. Wm. Matthews, of Bushey, Hertfordshire, timber-merchant. Benjamin Chesterman.of Blackmore Street, Drury Lane, licensed victualler. Thomas Morgan, of Llanidoes, Montgomeryshire, grocer. Wm. Hawkins Cox, of Cheltenham, printer. Job Jackson, of ...
... From the LONDON GAZETTE, Friday, March 6. BANKRUPTS. James Shaw, Marquis Court, Drury Lane, licensed victualler. re, butcher, Jobn Hawking, Hurst, Berkshi Benjamin Louts Meyer Rothsch' tid, Great Queen Street, Lincolo’s Lan-fields, merchant, Richard ...
... letter from her brother's physician, announcing the improbability of his recovery —KnglUi Gentknun La Porte is engaged at Drury Lane Theatre, and is soon expected from Pans; he is to play in English characters and will make is debut hgam. fifteen pounds ...
... Nov. 4. Court. —The Queen and the Court still continue at Windsor. Her Majesty has taken private boxe« for the season at Drury Lane and Covent Garden. The sum paid by the Sovereign to the lessee of each of the winter house* for the box is £4OO, exclusive ...