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... Bankruptcy superseded. Win Harris, Drury- lane, Middlesex, Bankrupts to surrender at Guildhall, London. Win Barker, Cheapside, London, warehouseman, Jan. at eleven, Feb. atone, March at twelve. Attorney, Mr. Adaias, Old Jewry, London. Thomas Lee, Holborn ...
... with according to law.— lo Jan. 1808. THEATRE, CANTERBURY. Mr. MATHEWS, Mr. DOWTON, and Mr. RUSSELL, Of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, will perform for THIS NIGHT ONLY. Mrs. DOWTON's BENEFIT, SATURDAY EVENING, January 30th, 1808, O will be performed the ...
... Ccuta, but whether it is meant to attack is not certainly known; much will depend what England may do by sea. Friday night Drury Lane Theatreclosed for the season, with the comedy the Belies Stratagem, and the farce-of No Song No Sapper. Between the play ...
... together, and believed the prisoner be the man, but from that time he did not recollect nay thing, until lie himself 12 o'clock Drury Lane, where be missed his money, which brought him to bis senses. was ashamed to go near any his friends, until Wednesday, when ...
... Dividends at Guildhall, London. July 5. Joseph Prior, Princes street, Spitalfklds, Middlesex, drysalter. July 9. W. Cranston, Drury lane, Middlesex, currier and leather-seller. May 21. John Ayres, Amcrsham, otherwise Agmondesham, Bucks, butter-man. May T. Livcrmore ...
... ami moon to stand still/’ A performer was lately advertised in the biU of a strolling roropany as from the theatre roplj Drury lane; on inquiry into the cast he had sustained in the metropolis, it was discovered,] that he played the part of a Leg of the ...
... to every human feeling. These little wretches, the offspring very lowest order of beings in the purlieus of Giles's and Drury-lane, are of that description usually till the rank of thieves and pickpockets, aid are to be found pilfering round the fruit ...
... morning found.ddeado having fufpended himfelf from the'barspf. the window by his handker. ?? Saturday morniiu 'Mr. Fowler, of Drury- lane Theatre, hearing the report of a piftol while walking near Kilburn, VWells, advanced to te fpot, when he faw a Mr. Hollect ...
... with letting' off fquibs, crackers, &c. alid one had the aaudacity to kcnock at the door of Mr. Johnibr, the niachinift of Drury- lane Theatre, which was opened by his fitler, when the rafcal threw a blazing fquib at her, which fet fire to her clothes. Her ...
... DRURY-LANE THEATRE. Thursday evening produced by far the best Comedy we have seen this season, under the title of The fForld, and the name of Mr. Kenney. This title is deficient both in particularization and originality : but the object of the play is ...
... DRURY-LANE THEATRE. Thursday night new musical afterpiece, entitled The Fortune-Tetter, followed the performance The Wonder, at this Theatre. was very unfavourably received, we have the less to say respectiifg its story and general structure, and indeed ...
... THEATRE DRURY-LANE. tied Venom; or {he NovkeqfSt.'Xfqrk, was penformed at this Theatre, the production Mr. Lewis, the Cattle Spextre, and other pieces considerably infer+Ornrerit, which this is (distinctly one. principal characters were the follow :— ...