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... Guildhail, — 5. Thomas Wilfon, of Clicthunt, I\a:?und cornfallor, 8t Guildhall, London.—¢. S, Hatrerfley, of White-hiorfe-yhrd, Drury-lane, woolted.draper, mond, Yorkhire, grocer, at the Town’s-Hall Tavern, Richmond. —l5: Arthur Cramond, of New Bridge-firest ...
... BASINGHALL-STREET. WILLIAM SHARPE, Wisbech, brewer, Aug. 11, Sept. 15. Solicitor Woodward. Bouverie-street. ANN ANDERSON. Drury-lane, tavern keeper, Aug. 11, Sept. 15. Prichard, Great Winchester-street. JOHN GIBBS, Le«cs, bootmaker, Aug. 17, Sept. 15. ...
... [left .sitting ] Her Majesty and Prince Albert went in state on Wednesday evening to honour Drury-lane Theatre with their presence. The Royal Suite occupied nine carriages, and included the Duchess of Bedford and the Marchioness of Normanby,. Ladies in ...
... J. Tripes, Southampton, upholsterer—J. Jackson, Komser Extra, slate merchant—T. Fielder, Somers’ Town, baker—W. Walker, Drury-lane. looking-glass manufacture —A. Gibson, Whitechapel, grocer —E. Barley, Exeter, straw bonnet dealer C. Goodman, Northampton ...
... D. Davies, Manchester, victualler —Jan. 23, Worthington and Coltman, Stockport, drapers. CERTIFICATES, Jan. 14. A. Bunn, Drury-lane Theatre, music seller—A. Atkinson, Barnard Castle, farmer —J. Deeu, Burlington-gardens, tailor S. Luce, Pontypool, draper—W ...
... fervices in time of peace, mvil:’ made that teader to nu.mx:y on the ift “a, 1800, imimediately a the ever memorable évent at Drury-lane Theatre; which oszh‘is Majefty was mott gracioufly pleafed to : After the exercife of the day was m.?trwp and the molt ...
... Perry-bridg®.— 26. MWenjamin Day, of Bithop Stortford, Hertiord. fhire, draper, at Guildhall, London.—s. John Nor. ton, of Drury-lane, Midalefex, victvailer, st Guildhalt—lo. Thomas Bibby, of Stockport, Chefhire, grocer, at the Bull's-Head inn, in Stockport ...
... liridal.' The music is Mr. F. Homer (brother to the vocalist). time lias yet been fixed for the commencement of the season Drury-lane, but the supposition is, that It will open the let October. Covcnt garden will open, under Mr. Osbaldistone, on the 13tb ...
... +VARIETTI Braham, in rehearsing ** Thihat's l'..““ Drury-lane, on Friday, seid, tows conclusion, * I shall drop my voice,” mesning thatghd sing soft. On which Tom Cooke nu,“f w‘a-‘ > This bronght three rownds of'ta against the back of the violins in ...
... 28, Dec. 19, at Sweet’s Hotel.Taunton. Mr. Drake, Exeter. DIVIDENDS in BASINGHALL-STREET. Nov. 30, George, Paikcr-street, Drury-lane, stage-coach.maker— Nov. 30, T. Morgan, St. James’s street, peifumer—Nov. 28, J, Upson, Park-street, baker. DIVIDENDS in ...
... Thomas, of| Landido-vaur, Carmarthenchire, shop-keeper; at the Bish tavern, Briftol.—lo. J. | stocineblan, of iinttford-phace Drury-lane, cabinet-maker, ot Guildhall.—Ang. ¢7. J. Fearon, of U “er Graftonntrect, Fi y-square, dealer} at Guildhall. LI eed i Gn&m ...
... business—T. Clinch’ Albert’s-place, beer retailer. BANKRUPTS to in BASINGHALL-STREET. RICHARD EGAN LEE and JOHN HADDOCK, Drury-lane, steammachine printers, 4, April 12. Solicitor: Walsh, Lincoln’s-inn, JOHN CONAWAY, Gray’s-inn-lane, cheesemonger, Slarch ...