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... Stephen Kemble, manager the New,cattle Theatre, (and one ot the greatfft men in I lie kingdom) performed tho part FalttatF, at Drury Lane, on Thurfday fe’nnight. Previous bis appearance, the following humorous addrefs (laid to be written by ) was fpoken Mr. ...
... of the remainder, or paft.ge. having excellent accomm>d*tion* apply Captain on board, in the Queen Dock, to Witt. Ncvett. Drury Lane, BENJAMIN GRAY, Oradwell-»recf. N. 5. Steerage Palfengers will taken moderate Term-. be private Contrail, A I.argt CmmaMcni ...
... board For Freight of the remainder, having excellent accommodations, apply Captain board, in the Queen’s Dock, to Ncvett, Drury Lane, BENJAMIN GRAY, Gradwell-ftrect. N 3. Steerage PaiTcngcrs will be taken on moderate Term*. For PHILADELPHIA, The well-known ...
... on board Freight the remainder, or paflage. having cxcellen accommodation* Captain on board, thi Queen’* Duck. to Ntvett, Drury Lane, . BENJAMIN GRAY, GraJwell-ftreet 3. Steerage Palcngcu will betaken on Termv For PHILADELPHIA, The American Ship AMIABLE ...
... Lancaster. Attorney, Mr Picard Cuwen-Wy, Wentihorland. William Dotler, of the city of Southampton, innholder. Thomas Smith, of Drury Lane, London, bate George Wngley, of Madey, Cheshire, hattw. Thomas Lansdale, of lower Brook-street, Crsvenor-square, Ixmdon ...
... timber merchant; dealer and chapman; at eleven, the White Bear lan, in Co- ventty. $. Samuel Hatterfley, of White Horfc Yard, Drury Lane, in the county Middicf.x, draper, mercer, hud Guiiiihajl, Louden, * * æ f. William Tate flf KraAgM�. ië ëû* ...
... Doneafter, in the county York, wine merchant, dealer and chapman; ten at the Angel Inn, iu Doncafler. ff. William Thom, of Drury Lane, ia the county ol Middlefex* woollen draper; at ten, Guildhall London. 8. Samuel Bradbury, lataof Battnghall ftrcct, London ...
... force into the church that way. In London the moft marked tefilmon-rs of refpeft were paid to bis memory. The Theatre of Drury lane, of which 'he was the landlord, was Ihut, as were many ...
... myself, and you, During iiji—or I'm an I brew Jew ! Farewell—believe me, I shall long again, To meet you in Castchea]i —pshaw—Drury-lane; Grateful 1 leave such fricadu—wliat thus can move * You've gin’ll me medicine* to make me love you I” Once more farewell—Ah ...
... con- Mr. was then conveyed the Fleet. » treafurer, who bad been diicnargcoo nniiDv lANE THEATRE ! *w*iv>ng ■“ •“ t ot °r' DRURY-LANE THEATRE. might occur‘fhc Saturday being the day appointed for the by law to recover what had been Lord Chancellor to deliver ...
... to appear Jan 19, and Feb 23, Guild| hall, London .Attorney, Mr Smedlcy, Welch’s,! dvrfgate ftreet. j William Thorn, of Drury-lane, in the county of. MiddkfcX, woollen-draper; appear Jan 19. 36, and Feb 23. Guildhall. London. Attorney, Jopkm, j Lincoln’s ...
... This Bill has been traced to a perfon who was a Clerk in the Bank, but now keeps a Coffce-houfe in the neighbourhood of Drury-lane; and in his houfe the reft of the bills were found. The man has been apprehended. On Thurfday night as Mifs Dc Camp and ...