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... 3—Richard Dixon, of Long Acre, Middle-111, Coach-maker. BANKRUPTS required to SURRENDER. John Halliday, of Old George-yard. Drury Lane, Vidualler, January 31, February 7, March 2, at G uildhall. loan Anfell, of Wickham, Hampfhlre, Vidualler, February 10, ...
... PIANO FORTE MUSIC. The Opera of Wilmore Cattle, performed at Drury- Lane Theatre, Opera 96, Bs—Hook Six Canzonets from Pope's Eloifa, 7s—Mafi Three Airs, with Variations, dedicated to Mifs Curtis, Opera 6, —K re u ffer A familiar Sonata, in one Sharp ...
... Mr. Newbold, Hull; Mrifrs'Place and Son, Manchater ; Bufh Tavern, Brittol ; and of 3 Gray, Sworn Exchange Broker, No. 39, Drury Lane, London. N. B. Fazeley icon the great Cheiterßoad to London, and has twelve Fairs in the lear. be SOLD- by private Contra& ...
... understand L. S. is now on his ialt journey, having, through the intereftof Grace,got a the Haymarket Theatre for the fummer and Drury lane for tbe winter.—The wonder* Phi eccentric tricks which are hourly ed by L. S. (even in this city), were we enumerate them ...
... particular experienced a decline . pef qe. Rule Dritanmia was again called for faft night and fug ac both Theatrer. At Drury. Lane, ,Mr.,l(cll_y added t'th fn‘lle-iu‘ lum. w_hich Once more det Fame her trunipet found, To fpeak our Seamen’s worth; - Once ...
... males females —total inhabitants A Tragedy calleJ Julian and Agnes, was performed for the firft time on Saturday fe'nnight, Drury-Lane Theatre.—lt is the production Mr. Sotheby, and was favourably received. new Comic Opera, the Blind Girl, a Receipt for Beauty ...
... of public notaries. Adclmorn. the Outlaw, a new romantic drama, to l>e the produdion M. G. Lewis, has been brought out at Drury-lane. The fcenery and are extremely captivating. Every quarter of gl.ibe will now rapidly the ireftimable advantages of Cow-Pox ...
... laft Saturday and James for dealing lead; have been committed to fine* our laft. The prircipaj proprietor of the theatre Drury-lane has, at length, made arrangefnent in iujhce luili keep pace with gennofity. He retains L a year. his fon allots 500). The ...
... abfentees, arid his journey he very facetioufly calls the lifitation of the Clergy. The principal proprietor of the Theatre of Drury-lane has, at length, made an arrangement in which jtillice keeps pace with Generq/ity. lie retains to himfelf zoool. a year, ...
... Drzma of Kotithue,and adapt. ed to the Englifn Stage by R. B. Sheridan,. Fig. as it was pt.:funned at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, with the Mott unprecedented Applaufe and Attradtioil. WifL liar Dieorations. The Mufic, ChoruiteS, &c. by Mr. Kelly.—The ...
... of Wivilfcornbe, Somerfetfhire, Cloth iklanntaaurer, June 24, 25, July 21, at the Buffs Tavern, in Brittol. John Rifk, of Drury Lane, Middlefex, Leather Fador and Currier, June z 6, July 4, 21. at Guildhall. Rachael Dawfon, of Edward-ftreet, Portman-fguare ...
... loweft officer, ‘rom every employment in the Executive which depends on him. The following performers, it is faid, quitted Drury-lane Theatre at the conclution of latt fon, viz. Mrs. Powell, Mits Biggs, Mifs Mel- lon, Mifs Heard; Corry, Wewnzer, and Caul- ...