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... late Evcfhani, Maltiter. William Martin, of Cavcriharn, Oxfordfhire, Baker. Charles Cole, late of OSihmr. Hants, but now of Drury Lane, Nrliddlefex, Vidualkr. ...
... RUNAWAY APPRENTICE. WHEREAS JAMES WAINRIGHT, an Ap. V prentlemo Mr. George Brown, Jobbing Smith, of Drury Lane, Birmingham, did on the igih,of June !aft abfcond his Matter's Service, and is expeded to be at in- about Wolverhampton ; he Is about five Feet ...
... SIDES. Written by T. Hokroft, Efq. Author of the Road to Ruin, Follies of a Day, &c. stc. as performed at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, with unbounded Appro• Lation. End of the Pby (fecond Time IV: Seaton) Mr. RICHER's INIMITABLE Performance on the TIGHT ...
... CREDITORS. November i—Jofeph Fither, of Polliugton, Yorkfhire, Srcdfman, at the. Greyhound Inn, Fcrry Bridge. s—John Norton, of Drury Lane, Middlefex, Vidualler, at Guildhall. An Claude Rieder, late of London Houle Yard, St. Paul's, •London, 13ouhfeller, at Guildhall ...
... Baltic. From Pillau, Dantzic, and Peterfburgh, there were, likewife, about sOOO quarters of wheat. The new entrance into Drury Lane Theatre from Brydges ftreet, has been opened. The paffage from the ftreet leads by a flight of Reps into a light anti-room ...
... Belvidere Safi-Indiaman) Dealer, February 26, March 5, 29, at Charles Cole, late of Odiham, Hants, Dealer in Corn, but now of Drury Lane, Middlefcx, Vidualler, February 21, March 1.29, at Guildhall. Thomas Bright, of Inner Temple Lane. London, Stationer and ...
... January 17—Ifaac ltiheiro Furtado, of South-ftre et, Fit& bury fquare, Mid dlefe.x, Merchant, at Guildhall. Norton, of Drury Lane, Middleftx, ler, at Guildhall. CERTIFICATES to be GRANTED. Nov. 29 — William Boardman, of Liverpool, Broker. Adam Scott ...
... was fun s ; by the performers. A new comedy, called Hearts of Oak, was on Saturday evenaig performed for the firft time at Drury Lane neatre.—The piece was with difficulty announced for a fecond reprefentation ; yet laft night it was received with confiderable ...
... public-houfe, in Whittall-fireet, in this town.—Wednefday, of a decline, Mifs Siddons, eldeft daughter of Mrs. Siddons, o!' Drury Lane Theatre.—Wednefday fe'nnight, Cuddenly, at Culliton, in Devonfbire, in his 68th year, fincerely lamented, Mr. Edward Hobfon ...
... SCANDAL. The Part of Lady Teazle by DeeAbu', (From the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. who is engagei to perform here a few Nights) Sir Peter Teazle, Mr. Cireeßr, (Front the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, being his fiat Appearance here this Seafon) Ahd Charles Surface ...
... Challoner, rend of George Challoner, Lfq. of Staffordfbire. —Saturday, at her houle in Halfmoon-ftreet, London, Mrs. Pope, of Drury Lane Theatre.—Lately, at Alcefter, aged 67, Mrs. Jones, relid of the late Mr. W. Jones, attorney. ' To the FiiEEHOLDEitS Of tile ...
... was no other of making an - attempt upon London, with the leaft probability of fuccefs, but by that river. THEATAES.Ie Drury -lane opened cm. Saturday, from which houfe the Kembles have all fled ; but to which johnftone, and Mr. and Mrs. H. John . - flon ...