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... damaged the adjoining valuable horses were bu smoke. From the qu the conflagration was one witnesséd, not yielding i fire at Drury-lane. For the Grand Junction C %«ahh ly ten cm’ alt. the 1 o ing’” prem bottom stored antty anal e ‘tap of n, n no heqt of m— ...
... Horatio, Capt. Scott. 21. Saragossa taken by the French. | 24. Martinique captured by his Majesty’s sea and land forces. - — Drury-lane Theatre totally destroyed by fire. — Karl ot Orford died. ! oyv . 25. General Sherbrooke, with a reintorcement for the army ...
... the bottom of King's Bench Walk, under the idea that, the ere might poillbly extend to that quarter. Since the burning of Drury Lane Theatre, there has been no lire in the metropolis of Inch terrific appearance.—Several valuable horfes periftied in the ...
... COLLECTION of FARCES. and 'other AFTERwhich a Compofition is paid in Lieu thereof. PIECES, which are aded at the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane, Co' The Taxes are very low, and immediate Pofreflion of the Eltate vent Garden, and Haymarket. will he given, if required ...
... firft Ap• peltance here;. Alice, Mrs. KENNEDY; and Angela by Mrs. Vousso (formerly Mils Biggs) of the late Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, Ler first Appearance here tb:se IL:Ter - cars. Her Engagement is for Part of the Seale]] only. To which will be added, ...
... eledting Members. This will effablifh between moo and x2oo eledors for the Borough, inftead of 70, the late number. The Drury Lane, theatre bill, now in the Houfe of Commons, empowers a number Of perfons to mire the Cum of 300,0001. as a fund to liquidate ...
... 28, at Guildhill; Londora. Solicitors, Mars., Will'a-os an I Brooks, New Swine, Lincoln's Inn. REF.I) . (William) late of Drury lane, Middlefex, hut now tit Southend, Eifex. Apos! , ecary, filly 24. Aug 3. 28, at Guildhall,London. Solicitor, Mr. Warwick ...
... S3nderfon, at the Thlatre, from Ten till Two. The Public ;re refpedifolly infots_td, th3t MISS DUNCAN, Of the late Theatre Rya!, Drury Lane, is e'r 03ged _f or a few Nights at this Theatre, the firft of whi: h 'will !,e TO-MORROW (Tuefday) Evening, Auguit 14, ...
... of VEMLNI,. Or the NOVICE of St. MARK's, , Written by l‘f. G. Lewis, Efg. and performed at the I . ate The-. - re Royal, Drury Lane, with unpreceth:nredlikpplAtife, and whi, h engaged fuch a confiderable Time in its Protfuccliori at this Tbeiatre, will ...
... grand Drains ot ENONI ; Or, the NOVICE of Sr. MAR K's. Written by M. G. Lewis, Efq. and performed at the lite Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, with unprecedented Appl titre, and which has engaged fuch a conilderable Time in its Produelion at this Theatre. With entire ...
... SOLDIER's DAUGHTER. The Pirt of the _Widow Cherly by Mrs. JORDAN, As originally adted by her at the late Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. In the Courfe of the Evening, other ENTERTAINMENTS, as will be expreifed in future Bills and Advertifements in Thurfday's ...
... Lon don. Solicitors, Mars. Hutchins and Hader, Seven Oaks. _ 1 L 230 200 . . - Manufacturer. • . . William Reed, late of Drury Lane, Middlefex, but now of Southend, Ettex, Apothecary. . . _John Hipplos, late of Great. St. Helen's, London, but:now of Albion ...