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... WM. WATSON, in £pirito. (Wholesale and iUMI) 111, Drury Lane, London, BEGS leave to draw the attention of his friends, the trade, and public in general, to his remarkably low prices, at the present time : Good Gin - - - 7s. 2d. per Gallon Fine Old Tom ...
... STRONG CANADA BRANDY. TWO PER CENT BBVONO THE LEGAL LIMITED STRENGTH FOREIGN BRANDY. WILLIAM WATSON, No. 111, Drury- Lane, London, offers to the Public the above spirit, Fourteen Shillings per Imperial Gallon, for ready money. William Watson’s Stock this ...
... Sixpence. BANKRUPTS. Georsre Oxlade, of Moddesdon, Herts, money scrivener. James Smith and Kdward Meredith, Blackmoor-street, Drury lane, London, linen-drapers. Maclaurin Gillies. Southampton-Strect, New Road. Middlesex, merchant. Alexander M’Craithand John ...
... place on Monday and Tuesday, the 2»th and 2f)tb this mouth, for which Miss M. TREE, Miss GOODALL, (Of the THEATRE ROYAL, Drury Lane,) ARK ENGAGED. ...
... her BENEFIT will be on THURSDAY NEXT, the 11 th May j for which she has engaged MISS LYONS, ’of the late Theatre Royal, Drury lane j she humbly solicits their Favour and Patronage, which deserve the has most arduously endeavoured. . ...
... elect a monument in Dublin to the memory of .Mr. Sheridan—exp'nee defrayed by profit? a performance of two of bis plays. Drury Lane propru ctors met again Saturday—Kean and several others have made Tenders take the'l'healre, but nothing to dune til #5 ...
... M‘ALPINE, (From the Theatre Royal, vent Garden, and Pupil of Mr*. Dickons,} and MISS L KELLY, (hate of the Theatre Royal, Drury l.ane,) are engaged. Tickets, 7s. each, had of Mr. Ucinagle, opposite the Music Room, iloliwcll, and atthe usual places. ...
... Opera,) And MISS POOLE, (ro, the Tileatre Royal, Drury Lane, and Princess's Concert Room.) HERR IDAMCOE, (primo Terore from the GCand Opera at Berlin) And Mr. BURDINI, (From the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane.) PIANIST. Mr. BENEDICT. Tjckets, 5s3 each, to be ...
... Historical Tragedy of GEORGE BARNWELL; Or, The London Merchant. George Barnwell, Mr. ELRINGTON, from the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, being his lirst appearance at this Theatre. ...