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... Cambridge ; Rum, Newmarket- Coffee-house, Sudbury; Black lidy, Chelmsford; Hear and Crown, Ipswich; Beli, i hetfijrd ; at ier, Drury- lane, London ; of Messrs. Chinpfiy and Sparke ; or of Mr. Robert Isaacson, auctioneer and appraiser, Oaks' Farm, Cowlinge, aear ...
... gerous courses. In an appeal to the Court of Chancery, respecting the Trustees of tlie proprietors of Renters' shares of Drury-lane Theatre appointing persons to re- ceive at the I'it and Box doors each evening cer- tain sums for their indemnification ...
... the fellow who carried the basket escaped from the patrole. A candidate i'or the stage lately applied to the Manager of Drury-lane Theatre for an engage- ment. After he had exhibited specimens of his various talents, the following dialogue took place ...
... repeal of the last duty im- posed on all Paper, Paste-board, &c. &c. A meeting was convened oh Thursday of the Performers of Drury-lane Theatre, to whom arrears were due. Agreeably to the plan which Mr. Sheridan suggested on Wed- nesday before the Lord Chancellor ...
... celebrated BRAVURA SONG, Admired Airs, &C. now singing by that ?? vocal performer, Mrs. BILLING lON, at the The*. tres Royal, Drury Lane and Covent Garden ; ta which is prefixed A CONCISE SKETCH OF HER LIFE, Embellished with an tk-gaut Portrait from an original ...
... butcher.* T. Chamberlain, Brafnford, buffolk, innkeeper.* J. Bellamy and A. De Valanguin, Hol- born. wine-merchants. W. Thorn, Drury-lane, woolles-draper.-- Saturday, Jan. 16. f. NeedharA, Ashby-de-la-Zouch, Leicestershire, hosier.* *Wra. Green, Swansea, ch ...
... the late birth-day, was en- tire// of her own working. Wednesday night their Majesties and the five I 'di icesses honoured Drury-lane Theatre with j visit. They were magnificently attired, the allies exhibiting a profusion of jewels, and his jlajesty being ...
... select number of i cry elegant ?? The tupper displayed uncommon ratitj and exquisite taste. .-meeting ofthe old Renter-; of Drury-lane keatre, took place on Thursday at t:i** Crown -- Anchor tavern, when the occasion of the -tt>r.g was stated by Mr. Sheridan ...
... erected with enthusiastic marks of loyalty and affection by a most brilliant and overflowing audience. In consequence pf Drury-lane being jhut 01lt of respect to the funeral ofthe D*ke: -of Bedford, every avenue of the Theatre was crcm_- ...
... Michael CVuintoii, Bristol, tailor. â Robert Beauchamp and Edw. Lloyd, Kirby-street, Hatton- garden, lacemen. â J. Norton, Drury-lane, victualler. William Blinkhoru and J. Musgrave, Foster-lane, Cheapside, merchants. â Thos. Curtis, Frith-street, Soho ...
... Chaddock and R. Keay, Wigan, Lancashire, potters. Saturday, May 15. Wm. Doller, Winchester, inn holder. * Thomas Smith, Drury-lane, baker.* George Wrigley, Matley, Cheshire, hatter. * John Rideing, Liverpool, and W. Lever, Monchester, merchants. * Thomas ...
... the. parish, with the cow-pock, in preference to tlie small-pox. The School for Scandal was on Monday night performed at Drury-lane theatre, for the benefit of Mr, King, to a house overflowing in .ill parts. Before the farce, Mr. King spoke Ins farewell ...