... In 1760, a Mr. Cross was prompter at Drury Lane Theatre, and a Mr. Saunders the principal machinist. Saunders laboured under an idea that he was qualified for a turf-man, and, like those who are afflicted with that disorder, suffered severely. The animals ...

... , r \ e ?? C. Clayton, Watworth, Surrey, brickla yer^ > |I , *N Radford, Kennmgton-plare, Suney, apath* ?? J. Movler, Drury- lane, Middlesex, ticiuaiu ?? Field, Fenchurch stieet, London, broker-, ?? Welch, Greenwich, coal merchant—. VVm •»''• Chippenham ...

... driving over him when it was in full fpeed. This is the greateft fire that has been in the Metropolis fince the burning of Drury- lane Theatre. Meffrs. Gillows and anceftors have conducted bufinefs one hundred years, and never before were burnt down. *+ ...

... Farrant, Strand, tailor R Bulley, sen. Maldon, Essex, tailor R Back, Mitchell-street, back-maker W Williams, Drury -court, Drury lane, victualler W Lewes, Bishop's - Stortford, Hertfordshire, cattle -Ihlesman C Stieger, John-street, Chicksand-strcet, Spital- ...

... &*«« «x, Soap-maaufac.urei.___J H B. une aud t J ...

... buildings, Marv-le-U ori ...

... Scarboiough, Yorkshire, merchant — C Flude, Weymouth terrace, Hack- ney, Middlesex, bill-broker — Kobt. Rogers, Clare- court, Drury lane, Middlesex, broker — E Roger;, Orange-street, Leicester-fields, Middlesex, .ictual- ler—G. P. Carruthers, Strand, Middlesex ...

... cattle— J Conway and T. Davidson, Liverpool, merchants— E. James, Ports- mouth, grooer — Thos. Roche, White- Horse-yard, Drury lane, Middlesex, victualler — Wm. G. Gray, lvv-lane, London, warehouseman— W. Yenning, Milk-street, Cheapside, London, silk- ...

... was an adion on a bill of exchange fot tool, drawn by Finch, of tbe O. Pi Tavern, Rufiel.court, accepted by Mr. Kean, of Drury- lane Theatre, and indorfed over to the plaintiff! The defence fet up was, tbat the bill had been discounted by tbe plaintiff ...

... voted 40,000 dollars towards defraying the expenses of an embassy to China. It is said the League gave £500 for the use of Drury- Lane Theatre for the five days in Lent. The young man Mort lock has been tried for firing at Ids uncle, the Rev. £. Mortlock ...

... Homer, Newburr, »WrK bvr,- man..— J. C F.rVN, Rustelfcour't, Drury-lane, Middlesex, coffee housekeeper— S J Lob, Windmill ttreet, Finsbui.y square, Middlesex, meicbant— W ; T«e*ejl, Drury lane,. Middlesex, cheesemonger. ». - , . Saturday, Feb 2* ?? r* ...

... ton, St. James's- place, Clerken- well, Middlesex, baker— J Bently aad J Beck, Cornhill, London, watch-makers— H Bale, Drury- lane, Middlesex, cheesemonger — T Brown, Strand, Middlesex, tailor. Saturday, May 39. S Clegg, Salford, Lancashire, sadler— J ...