... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... two frigates are expeded daily, with fixteen millions of hard dollars. . The School for Scandal was night . performed at Drury Lane Theatre, for the benefit of Mr. King, to a houfe overflowing in all parts. Before the farce Mr. King fpoke his farewell ...

... TRW , Belcour (the Weft-Indian) Mr..DWYER. . Who to recently pecformed that Charader at thc7rbeatri. Royal, Drury Lane, with fuch uniirerial Adrniratio and ApPlaute (being has flAppearan:e (mild: Stage). Stackir;reil, Mr. BEN N ETT, eapt t Ehldley,Mr ...