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... umber in the yard the ¢ nflacra top wascae of the most awtul ever witnessed, not yelding 19 ter: fic g andeury 40 Le fie at Drury-lane, For some tune the premises of the Grand Canal Company wh ch adjoin, wore thougit (o great dang r, and asthe tde wa, low ...
... September 21, will be the celebrated Comedy ef THE WEST INDLAN, The Part of Kusport by Mrs. Young, from the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, hit second Appearance on this Stare. End of the Play, of NEW AND ELEGANT DANCING, By the Four Misses Adams. To which will ...
... iuteresting relative to ther Likewise Lives of all the Drematic Wr the restoration of 1460 wo the present au acCurate of Drury Lane, Covent ibe Hay gad the Opera tiewar, asl citcumstauce con- vegted with the aod laws of ihe stage with well-exctuted views ...
... vhall — i J. Crosbic, jun. and J. Greenwoed, Liver- 1, merchauts, at the George lun, Dale-street, jverpvo — 20. W. Recd, Drury-lane, apotlecary, at Guildhall —— 0. A. Collins, Mile-end-road, Middlesex, — 8 J. Stockley, shopkeeper, at the sbi,-owner, at ...
... the This Drama, which has leng been the admiration stage, & the work of, Hartson, Esq, and was pr at the Theatre-Reyal, Drury-Lane, with success, Jt derives its foundation several iocidents in Dr. Leland’s Romance of word, ef Bal Reto r. Wiltiam M‘Cready ...
... Hesketh, Chester, , at the Hotel, Chester —— '!6. G. Cass, jum. Ware, oat-dealer, at Guild- hall, Le — 26. P. Phillips, Drury-lane, taylor, at l —- B. in, Chatham, Kent, china-man, at Guildhall, D —— 30. G. Magys, Bristol, linen-draper, at Guild- hall ...
... Wheelwright, Callum-street, don, at Guildhall —— 17. J. Palglase, Bristol, merchant, at the Bush Tavern, Bristol — J. Wright, Drury-lane, coach-spring- maker, at Grildhall —— Grosvenor-sqnare, banker, at — 1} J. Corrie, Weston-strect, Southwark, comnmon-brewer ...
... ship-carpenter Stepens, Kingsaod, watch-maker T. Edwards, Mincing-lane, beoker J. Hooper, jan. Worcester, tailor D. Stecke, Drury-lane, baker P.M. Boatd, Chewmagna, Somersetshire, plumber W. Lyon, Fetter-lane glass-smerchant T. King, Strand, ironmonger A ...
... , at at Gomehall 5. RK. Noble, Cannon-street-road, merchant, 1. It. Brix, cabinet-maker, at Guildhall } 1. P. Phillips, Drury lane, tailor, at Guild- —— 12. D. Christ-Church, draper, at 17. W. Joweey, the younger, Northallerton, Yorkshire, grocer, Townsbouse ...
... Jem.. 2. 1813] OnThurtday night te’nnlght, A. Dmri«, Jew, nurchaHii 13 guineas at 869. eadi. of man at n public-bousc iu Drury-lane, London. afterwitnls drank class of liquor with tltc teller, in the course of which he imprudently shewed a bag, tilled ...
... Otliwcll Kcrstiaw, Hey side, near Oldham, manufacturer. George Morgan, Poland street, Middlesex, publican. Thomas Bevans, Drury lane, London. DIVIDENDS. Sutnnlay, I'tb. 80, 1813. | March 16, T. Wyatt, Ucxley, Kent, baker.—March 27, W I’ Circ.u Jamet-sircei ...
... well coatested, and as fullows : Mr. Asbtons Brandon, beat Mr Barker's Put from Manton, each, 502s. one mile. Mr Meyler’s Drury Lane, beat Sir Leary Mild- mays Essex, 12st. each 50gs. owe mile. V beat Mr. Robert, 11%. each, 5 le. one Sir Heury Mildmay’ ...