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... Mr. Davise, Grocer, North Audley-street, Grosve- nor-square. DRURY-LANIC SHARES. ?? (^ntleman willing to Dispose of T.wo DRURY-LANE SHARFS, on very Moderate terms, may hear of a Purchasci. , by directing a letter, post paid, to A. B. So. 315, Hcdborti ...
... reet, Middlesex ^P'^r- »* ?? -111, , I LI I■T 1- Coffee-hon-e; and of Mr. tin*h, O.F.* and P. TTavern. Russell -court, Drury-lane. , OFFICE of ORDNANCE, 15th February, 1?10. The nrincipal Officers of his Majesty s Ordnance do In.rebyllveTuliee'that ...
... rent of 42!. per annum. May be viewed till the Sale, and particulars had on the Pre- mises; and of ihe Auctioneer, No. 59, Drury-lane, opposite Croat Queen-street. PicturesTro'm Holland.— By Air. H. PHILLIPS, at his Creat Rooms, New Bond-street, To-morrow ...
... Exercises, new Harle-; quinade, new Serious Spectacle, _:c.â Tickets to be bad of Mr. Davis, No. 15, Craren-buildings, Drury-lane, and at the â¢Theatre, where places may betaken. To the Gentlemen, Clergy, and Freeholders of the County Sf ' Cambridge ...
... Davidson, for the unex- pired term of six years and a half, from the sth January, 1810 • and a Dwelling House, No. 141, Drury-lane, lett to Mr. -John ' Micklam, Tobacconist, also for six years apd a half, from the same period. The premises may be viewed ...
... se; and Mr. Dignairi, Pa- vilion Tavern, New castle-street, Strand ; Mr. Finch's 0. P. and P. S. Tavern, Russell-court, Drury-lane; and atthe Box- Oihce, where places may be taken from Ten till Three. EAST JNDIA HOUSE, the 21st March, 1810.— The Court ...
... Messrs. Robins, Covent-garden. ' ii - ?? i ?? *i _ i '• : ii ' ' 'I i i. . 'i ■' ' ■ Furniture and Effects, No. 152, Drury-lane, opposite I ong- Acre.— By Messrs. BROWNE' and Co. on the premises, on Weoxks-d-a v, the -S|h of this Mouth, at Kleveu precis ...
... aud plate draw ers, Turkey and Brussels carpets, a va- riety of kitchen utensils, &.c Freehold Estates, Feathers-court, Drury-lane. — By Messrs. ROBINS, at their Spacious Rooms, Piazza, Covent-gard en, on To-morrow, at 1 welve, A Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE ...
... attention. The cxpences will be moderate. — Personal applications re- ceived everyday by Mr. Mills, at No. 11, Craven-buildings, Drury-lane. Letters, post paid, immediately answered. J4.TONEY tit 8 per Cent. — Private Loans.— Ladic-s _LVJL and Gentlemen may be ...
... Friends and the Public, is bxed for \\ ROES- DAY May 2, 1810, when their Majesties Servants, terming the Company of the late Drury-lane Theatre, will act, tor the last time, the revived Comedy (which has been performed re- peatedly Ihis Season with most d ...
... ?? ?? TON. At the end of the Ballet l! ' ° r ..'rail again To-morrow, will be sung ...
... TON. At the end c.f the Ballet ?? J . __ of Call i-'gai To-morrow, will be sung ■?■ ViiurO* tcmaibe iiieatre- Royal, Drury -lane To : _ '■ „, L'niin-lv NVw Comic Pantomime, CRiled Q. ■ _«f I _ : vi-K «• '■■'- •'^•• i S^'-toy- i-arlcquin, n_ flow- ...