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... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Tub Ttuc.i w F.rji.KKKUß —was last night performed for the first time. it to be from the of Mr. Godwin. The following the Fable. T* famhaur. officer the service King Charles 11. killed, lighting valiantly for the royal party, at the ...
... Mrs. MARTYN, (late) Miss INVERARITY, Miss B. INVERARITY, & Mr. MARTYN. (Of the Theatres Royal Drury Lane and Covent Garden,) HAVE the honour of announcing to the Nobility, Gentry, and Inhabitants of Hereford, and its Vicinity, that they propose giving ...
... Cornforth, jun. Holbeck, Leeds. flax-spinner Wm. Liddle, Leeds, flax-spinner—Wm. J. Hammond, Essex-street, Strand, lessee of the Drury Lane and other Theatres, music, book, and print seller.—J. A. Howe, Bristol, umbrella and parasol munufacturer—John Roberts, ...
... cheesemonger.—J. Viney, r ' ill tailor.-D. Burgess, Duke street, Grovesnor square, re ,j c ,. '__K. W- Wabner, Broad court, Drury lane, tavern • Brown, Hulme, Lancashire, fancy waistcoat maiinfai turer Zanetti, Manchester, carver and gilder. R Hahi'El', ...
... Worcester, 350/.— Salt's Statistics. Losing the Key.—Mrs. Billington the Queen of all English singers, came one night to Drury Lane Theatre to perform Mandane in Artaxerxes, so hoarse as to render it a question as to whether it would be possible for her ...
... Livery Stables, Great Western Road, Paddington, horse dealer. Insolvents.—H. J. Reed, Cheshire Cheese Tavern, Marquis Court, Drury Lane, licensed victualler.—C. Hawkins, Tottenham Court Road, draper. FRIDAY'S GAZETTE.—J. Tatham, rectifying distiller, Castle-street ...
... Warwickshire, expired from cholera. The deceased had been to London on Tuesday week to attend the meeting of the Protectionists Drury lane Theatre, and on his return on the following day complained of slight indisposition. He followed his usual occupations about ...
... Public generally, the Manager has the satisfaction to announce an engagement with Mr. J. SMITH, late of the Theatre Royal Drury Lane, and the two MISSES SMITH, Young Ladies of the most eminent and admired Musical Talent, Nieces that celebrated Vocalist ...
... long and painful illness, borne with pious resignation to the divine will, aged 54, Mr. George Shuter, comedian, of the Drury Lane establishment. This amiable man has left disconsolate widow and numerous circle of friends to mourn his loss. At Vellore ...
... hanger, July 25, Aug. 29 : off. assignee, Alsager, Birchin Lane; sol , Mr. Lott, Bow Lane, Cheapside, London. Cooper J. 8., Drury Lane, Middlesex, ironfounder, July Sept. 15: off. assignee, Mr. Edwards, Frederick's Place Old Jewry ; sols., Messrs. Carlon ...
... and France. Bed' ford-mw.—W. Levet, grocer, May , June 8, at Guildhall. Atrs. Aftiory, and Coles, Loft ' bury.—J. Gray, Drury lane, commission-agent, May b ' IS, June 8, Guildhall. Att. Willett, Ti yard.— V- Deakin and T. Dyer, Birmingham, deal** May ...
... of Lambeth Palace to the See of Lichfield and Coventry. On Saturday evening as Mr. Jeyes, a solicitor, was about to enter Drury lane theatre, he suddenly fell down and expired.—Mr. Rees, the comedian, was on Thursday found dead his bed at Cork. The Great ...