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... thould con atly employ, or weaken the energy which in an ;. he might it neceffary to adopt —Adjourned. COURT OF CHANCEL DRURY LANE THEATRE.) Satuday (the day fixed by him for delivering his opinion ).he Lord Chancellor Caid he had devoted the moft pairiul ...
... he had (pandered in about to months He was on Saturday ken, by a gentleman who knew that he , bad abkonded, in a box at Drury-lane Theatre, in company with a lady, and was taken in confequence of that • gentleman's information. His father was prefent ...
... box, which has undergone a confiderable change in decoration and embellifhment fume the tint evening. The performers of Drury Lane Theatre have, it teems, figned the deed which provides for the gradual liquidation of their claims. The arrears due to them ...
... dined together on Saturday at Lord Gower's, in company with Lord Car- Their Majefties and the Princeffes laft night honoured Drury Lane Theatre with their prefence, and were received in the moVenthuliaftiC manner by a very numerous and loyal audience. His ...
... of Southwingfield Park, Derbyfhire.-- Thurfday, Samuel Young, of Nor t h Audley-ftreet, London, Efq. to MitS A. Biggs, Of Drury Lane Theatre. , • DIED.) • On Thurfday morning, at his houfe in Ely Place, Dublin, after a lingering inners, the Right Hon. John ...
... Coutts and Co. In the Court of Chancery this morning, the Solicitor General ftated, that the parties in the bufinefs of Drury Lane Theatre, were now perfealy agreed; and the Lord Chancellor fixed the final atljuftment of the bufinefs for Saturday week ...
... Edward Lloyd, late of Kirbyftreet, Hatton Garden, Middlefex, Lacemen, April 24, 23, May rs, at Guildhall. John Norton, of Drury Lane, Middlefex, Viaualler, April 13, 14, May rs, at Guildhall William Blinkhorn and John Muf,;rave,of FotterLane, Cheapfide ...
... Inn, Dolicafter. B—William Chapman, of Devonfhire-ftreet, London, Ship infurance Broker, at Guildhall. William Thorn, of Drury Lane, Middlefex, Woollen Draper, at Guildhall. John Hatnilton, of Yaternofter Row, London, Bookfeller, at Guildhall. Samuel Bradbury ...
... brilliant ever beheld. Among the molt diftinguifhed for fplendour and tafteful defcription, were thole of M. Otto, the Bank, Drury-lane Theatre, the Manfion Houfe, Lloyd's Coffee Houfe, and the Pheenix Fire Office.—Mr. Cobbett's, the bookfeller, in Pall Mall ...
... Bedford) with Mr. Robert Adair, for the borough of Camelford. Mrs. Jordan has fettled her engagement with the proprietors of Drury-,lane theatre, at 45 guineas per week. In order to give employment to as many mafter's mates and midibipmen as poffible, the Lords ...
... SURRENDER. William Duller, of Winchetter, Innho(der, May 24' 25, June 26, at the King's Head, in Wincheiler. Thomas Smith, of Drury Lane, Middlefex, Baker, May 22, 25, Tune 26, at Guildhall. George Wrigley, of in the pail( of Mottram in Longslendale, Chefhire ...
... late of Chefhunt, Hertfordfhlre, Maltfter and Corn Fador, at Guildhall, London. Samuel Hatterfley, of White Horfe Yard, Drury Lane, Middlefex, Woollen Draper and Mercer, at Guildhall, B—Sarah Cullingworth, of Daventry, Northamptordblre, Bookfeller, at ...