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... Houle, and a Silver Ticket for the Sea.fon ; all . ° two difiinft Nights in every Week of a Box, in a.*o . ood rituation, of Drury-lane Theatre.. Lilco wanted to exchange, two INiights in each Week, or the Alternate - Weeks,.of a Dittry-lane Theatre Bilx, ...
... ;Ware- . houfe-(pieee 110 objeaion. to -,engaged . by the Any application or letter adareired to J. P. N0..12, buildings, Drury-lane. wilk•bsintmediatelyattendeel to. - ...
... 'hiofpital.—By papers found in her pocket, the was arcertained to he a Mrs. Hatri,, raid - woman ; in White Horfe Yard, Drury lane, fire had with - a will of her lute hufbarid, i , urporting that _ was in a flute of litigation with the Earl of ; Bedford ...
... all. Atrorniy, -Mr. L. Williams, Cur.Lorflireet, Cliancery-finie. Jarnestiiith and Edwm'd Mleredith 3imlack more-fireet, Drury-lane, linen drapers, Jai. i, 17, FP5b. 7, at Guild- harl. Attoriiey, !\lr. C. 1larusan, Wine\ Ollice-court, Fleet-fit et. *L ...
... foot are sailed in transports for Ireland; with a i'argt- 'fleet of Merchantmen to the Westward. THEATRICAL REGISTER. • Drury-Lane.—This Evenin, The . tIONEY MOON; The Enchanters, or Harlequin Sultauri. C9vrizt-Gal Evening, The TEMPEST; or, Th Enchanted ...
... fweet Prienrofes two bunches a penny, have been felling through the kreets of London every day this week. The Carpenters at Drury-lane Theatre now -work the intricate machinery in the new Pantomime with great expettnefs, which has confiderably improved its ...
... immediately atendeil to. ' . TO LETau EATING-HOUSE, in full trade. For particulars enquire Mr. Grice, No. 10, Brokcrs’- alley, Drury-lane. r T'*o be LFl* a HOUSE and SIIOIV in the | Cheesemougery trade, but stands well for any other business, in capital thoroughfare ...
... wil pesfotm. End of the rft AEt will be performed, the favourite. Ballet, called , NARCISSE ET LES GRACES. THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THIS EVENING, THE WILL. - Sir Solomon Cynic, Mr. Dowton ; Mandeville, Mr. Powell; Howard,- Mr. Elliflon ; Veritas, Mr. ...
... TITEACRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. Pttr,sENT FINING Their Majesties' • Servauls w4J act the Counely qt' THE WILL. 'Sir Solomon Mr. Dowton ; Mandeville, Mr. - POwell ; 11i,i,v,,ra, • Mr. - El!istoti ; Vt Mr. Palmer. . Albin* Mandeville, Hay, froin ;he Theatre ...
... excellent qualities we all admire. CREDITORS met', at Guildhall Twiorrotp. m. m. J. ?? nrifa K. MereJitii, Bl.c kinoor-sireef, Drury-lane 1 ]Q A. Ni-Ciaiih-md J. Marshall, Lower Brook-street, wine-m. 1 1 W. ♦ h 'mo«'iii, \A .odi'ord, Essex, apothecary 2 10 R ...
... kitchen ranges, copfiers,oven, cohuters, shew 'assi s, ice.— May be viewed, and Catalogues had the Room', and at No. 32, Drury-lane, opposite Great Queenstreei. kc. Ms-.R. DIXiW, the City Repository, iiariHcqit. J'HIS DAY. at iWlte,' ' SOME pHio.of Gliartb** ...
... TTHEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. HIS PRESENT EVENING, January, 180.7 4 be' pet -KNOW YOUR OWN MIND. Millamour, Mr. ELLISTON ; DaShwood, Mr. BANNISTER.; Malvil, Mr. PA LM ER ; . Bykrove, Mr..POWELL Captain: Bygro ve„ Mr. BART Y - Sir Harry Lovewit, Mr. DE 'CAMP% ...