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... defired to fend an Account thereof to Mr Whaceley, Attorney at Law. Cherry•ffreet, Birmingham, or to Mr. William Rider, 164, Drury Lane, London, and not deliver any more Goods on his Account. KING's DIVIDEND. 'THE Creditors who have proved their Dehts 1 under ...
... Igor ; be prefented, the Tragedy of THE GRECIAN DAUGHTER The Parr of Euphrafia by Mrs. Powe tt, From the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, being her firl Appearance here. To which will be added, a Grand Interefting Drama: Spedtacle, of Song, Dialogue, and Adtion ...
... the. nglifli Drama from the German of thq celebiated Kotzebue, an plrforrned tipwards of 4 0 Nights at thr. Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, laft Seafon, with .univerfal and unbounded Applaufe With nevi. and Decoratias.--The new paitted by Mr. RtstmAri. The Pit't ...
... open on MONDAY the of Dcecmber, with THE . MERCHANT OF VENICE, AND ROSINA, In which Mr.. Archrr from the Fhtatre Royal. Drury lane :'Mr t. Farrel - I:from the . i.heatre Royal hd&;wurgh; an 3 Mr. Gillon, from the. Theatre Royal, Mazgate, will u`pear for ...
... Tailors, at Guildhall. Align!' r — Henry Williams, of Saville Row, Bath, Linen Draper. at Guildhall, London. Jofeph Welt, of Drury Lane, Middlefcx, Tailor, at Guildhall. %7—Chriaopher Bedford, !ate of Briftol, Linen Merchant, at the White l.io❑ Inn, 13riaol ...
... 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& ...
... 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 ...
... Tontine, in Sheffield. Tuefday came on to he heard in the Court of Chancery, an application on the part ot the Proprietors of Drury lane Theatre. to Pet afide an order of court obtained, as their Counfel contended, by Mr. Toward, folicitor to Meffrv. Hammtriley ...
... 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 ...
... Mr. Clifford, one of the Stewards of the night. The next meeting was fixed for January next, Mr. Sheridan in the chair. Drury lane Theatre was crowded on 'Fuefday Taft to an overflow in every part, to fee the Duenna. Mrs. Billington fang and played with ...
... 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 ...
... Carpenter and Builder. William Smith and Tafper• Atkinfon the younger, of Aldermanbury, London, Merchants. John Rifle, of Drury Lane, Middlefex, Leather Fat for and Currier Thomas Lovell, of Paulerfpury, Northamptonfhire, Mer' chant and ManufaSturer —lfrael ...