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... turer, at Guildhall.—23. W. Hea‘thaw, of St. Catharine’s, near the Tower, lime-merchant, at-Guildhall.—2. W. Morley, of Drury-lane, warchouseman, at Guildhall.—26, W. Hora and R. Jackson, of Redcross-street, Southwark, rectifying distillers, at Guildhall ...
... as a report, conceiving it Guildhall-December 17. John Senior, Broad-co nn lin - duty to present as well the dark as the Drury-lane, ',Middlesex. money-scris taker, at ten, at Guild- bright side of the picture. hall.-July '26. TI as Greenock, Drayton Hale) ...
... Draper, at•Guiidhali. John Jackiba, i.f Liverpool, Merchant, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. John Senior, of Broad Court, Drury Lane, Middlefex, Money Seri. vener, at Guildhall. CERTIFiCATES TO BF, GRANTED. July to. ~,:jofeph Steel, late of Stockport3-Chethire ...
... Tavern, John- street , Liverpool. (Mr. Per box.w Amhown ( prepared the 1.) rug or , or Messrs. Bardswell and Stevenson, Drury-lane, Liverpool: A duel took place on the 19th ult. at Morpith, •flionies Blackstock. Sr. StildreePs-court. Poultry, Lusdon • ...
... Thomas, of| Landido-vaur, Carmarthenchire, shop-keeper; at the Bish tavern, Briftol.—lo. J. | stocineblan, of iinttford-phace Drury-lane, cabinet-maker, ot Guildhall.—Ang. ¢7. J. Fearon, of U “er Graftonntrect, Fi y-square, dealer} at Guildhall. LI eed i Gn&m ...
... Serte, late of Shepton Mallatt. Somerfetthire, Clothier, at the Buth Tavern, Bridol. to. John Maclactilan, of Hanford Place, Drury Lane, Middlefex, Cabinet. mike:, at Guildhall. Thomas pr -tom, or kt,rnanbtlry, London, warehouCemon, at Guildhall. s. David ...
... owing to a prior Engagement him to attend SlareWibury Waves on the of September; that ht• has engaged Mr. DWYER,L.te of Drury Lane Theatre; the ctir-brated Adreffes_, Mrs. YOUNG, Mrs: HARE,OWE, anti Londort Performers, will appear during his Stay; that ...
... Mrs. HARLO WE's BENEFIT, And the last Night of her perfirming here btf;re her Return to Drury Lane Theatrr. CAN FRIDAY next, the 16th of September, will be prefented A FAVOURITE COMEDY, In which Mr, Dw vE a, Mr. CRISP, Mrs. YuriNG, and Mrs. HARLOWE will ...
... iath of September, will be prefented the tall pew Comedy (never acted here) called THE WORLD. As performed thirty Nights at Drury Lane with great Applaufe. Cheviot,. Mr. Dwrra ; Loiter, Mt. CRlst,. Lady Bloomfield, Mrs. HARLOWE. la the Courfe of the Evening ...
... firemen, they fuffered little more damage than a hvere fcorching. Great appreheefions were entertained - for the fafity of Drury-lane Theatre, as flakes of fire were carried by the sincOwith force and in great quantities in that diced*. A, great numter of ...
... wall of a new theatie, in Covent Garden, on Friday h..xt. The fpace is to be 88 feet; which is eight fee more than that of Drury Lane. COMMEACI ;1. INTERCOURSE WWI SPAIN. -No'two nations in'Europe'ever , ei-i'teaained fo much commercial jealotify• of cacti ...
... London, broker, Nov. 1,8, Dec. 3, at Guildhall. —Attorney, Mr. Atkinson, London. ' Robert Bateman Herbert, of Clare-Court, Drury-Lane, Middlesex, and of Grafton-street, Westminster, broker, Oct. 29, Nov. 8, Dec. 3, at Guildhall.—Attorney, Mr. Dobbins, London ...