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... and the Ukraine, have taken the road to Moldavia and Wallachia. On Tuesday afternoon a fire broke out at a sale. shbp in Drury-lane, which was almost consumed before it was got under. An old lady that lodged in the first-floor was most dreadfully burnt; ...
... g Inns; at the Rising Sun, Piccadilly; the Old Bell, Holborn and' of the A-octiuiieer, Brentford. Freehold Riquor Shop, Drury-lane, with early possession ; and a- Freehold House and Shop, lilackmoor-street, daremarket —By Messrs. SKINNER, TUCHIN.and FORREST ...
... iv this country, bas beea oc- cupied io scientific, pursuits, io whicb bis couutry- men in general are very remiss. The Drury-Lane Theatre Bill, now in the House of Commons, eutpowers v numberof persous t» raise the suui of 300,0001. Asa fund tv liquidate ...
... buffor purple silk, vitritoto,t vte der ends. Gloves . .of , w bite Ftencii hid, and: , ()Peru fan of carved ivory, The , Drury-Lane 'fbeatre Bill, tuAv in'tli( House of CoMmons, empowers it, persons to . : raise the sum of 300,0004 1144 . , 4 :, to liquida ...
... after destroying the furze upon 16 acres. considerable quantity of game was destroyed, and one Fox was caught alive. The Drury-lane Theatre Bill now ih the House of Commons empowers the petitioners to raise 300,0001. to pay off the old concerns,. and rebuild ...
... of June, at 10 o'clock, on a requisition, signed by upwards of 250 of the most respectable and opulent freeholders. , The Drury-Lane Theatre 811, now in the House of Commons, empowers A number of persons to ra* the s'ern of 300,0001. as a fund to liquidate ...
... daughter Mr. James Wickens, sen. confectioner, of this city. The same day was married Mr. John Hay, upholsterer and broker, of Drury-lane, London, to Miss Jane Smewing, of the Corn-market, in this city. On Monday died, after a lingering illness, aged 32, Mr ...
... likewise tlw of the Field 0i1i,,., Of his regiment in his behalf. All their letwo too, h e pu'ashcs. l t ,vccunt 'I healrc.—The Drury-lane Compatw 690, their I , e 13it performances f o r the season at this l'..eatr night. wai *perhaps never so fill 05 it at ...
... with bis Royal presence ; in which case, his Royal Highness will appear in the aca- demic robe of Doctur ef Civil Law. The Drury-Lane Theatre Bill, now in the Heuse of Cominuns, a number of persons te raise the sum of 300,0001. as a fund to liguidate the ...
... genuine Household omit Hie and. Effects, Wr^Thomas Bread ltiscoit Baker. are undeniably situated the pteThrable. part of Drury-lane, in a populous and years esnudislird in business a Bread and Hisriiit Baker- has’‘a foiirte ...
... daughter of Mr. James Wickens, confectioner, of this city;-at the same time was married Mr. John Hay, upholder and broker, of Drury-lane, Lon- don, to Miss Jane Sniewing, of the Corn-miarket. On Thursday list was imirried, at long Comnpton, Mr. -William Taylor ...
... Being a Miscellaneous Divertisement, in Three Parts, which will spoken, and sung-, MR: BANNISTER, Of the late Theatre Royal, Drury-lane. The above Divertisement is entire!;/ new; the Prose and Verse, which compose it, having been expressly written for the ...