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... pier and glasses, coppers, culinary articles, ice. May be Mewed, and Catalogues had at tl)« Room*;, and the Auctioneer, Drury-lane, opposite Great Queen-street. Household Furniture of a Public House, and other Effects, distrained for Rent.—By Mr. EDNEY ...
... bottom of the list. A trifling punishment considering the heinousuess of the oftence. The Proprietors and Performers of Drury-lane Theatre, understand, have settled all msputes, and are likely to jog on merrily together during the ensuing season. It is ...
... tlewell Church, Essex, Mr. Chas. Edw. Horn, of the J.yceuna -Theatre, to Miss Matilda Ray, of the late Theatre Royal, a Drury Lane.-Mr. Jacob Bravo, son of David Bravo, Esq. of Kingston, Jamaica, to Miss Grate Aguils, daughter of Isaac a Aguila, Esq. ...
... palm from her conipvtitrOs. t Miss POUCH EE, a piiond of LANZA'S, sings at BET- C -rtSoN's Litaiy, and TGiBBON, of tie late Drury-lane I iteatre ?? .li-a Dtavles, a )'otun-1 ?? the most Dronts'il vocal abilities, nightly call forth the general I ;aoudts ...
... patent, This gave offence, not only to,those Vill() sold an inferior quality ot . gerbread and nuts; to the Managers, of the Drury lane and Covent Garden Theatres in the Fail': they - alledged they alone were entitled to the ArMs.._ The _King of the Conjurors ...
... respecting the nature of Mr. MK EN ZIE'S dispatches. ft does not appear to be well-founded, that the Bill ior rebuilding Drury-lane Theatre is restricted to sixty days, or to any detinite'time. Ii ma/ seetns intended to enable Mr. SHERIDAN to borrow the ...
... 11-street, Bristol. CERTIFICATES.—SEPT. 29. Burhidge, Cannon-street, umbr-Ila and parasol-manufacture--W. Reed;Claii • of Drury-lane, Middlesex, I,ut now of Swth. - ..n1, Essex, apOthecary—J. Hippius, late of Great St. He- Les, London, but naw of Ahion-street ...
... eleven, at Guildhall. CERTIFICATES, Sept. 29. W r . Burbidge, Cannon-street, umbrella and parasol-ma- nufacturer.—W. Reed. Drury-lane, apothecary.— J. Hipping, •Great St. Helen's, merchant.— T. Hardwick, Manchester, mer- chant.—E. Kent, Bicester, Oxfordshire ...
... and Benton, Holborn ; Chapman, St. John's street; f nnce’s strcet; \V. Fleming, Fleet-market; Gordon. Strand ■ Hawkins, Drury-lane ; Paraer, Fleet-street; Sadl-r Aldtrsgate-sireet; Turners’, llri lgcs-street, and D. Windsor, Mj. nones. May he viewed, ...
... SirictiV has heea dertmyed b indwpcnmWf Karl of Berkeley, and Mary Countess of Berkeley.” w . The was then asked*— i Re«»l. Drury-lane, apothecary, • Several iNoblemen and Gentlemen of the respectability It. nedierre offered the Committee, yotl state J- Great ...
... introduced; and had the honour of an audience for a confiderahle time. The tubjeft, we are given to tindetfiand, was coLcernii;g Drury-lane Theatre. The company of players who have been . here there laft fix weeks', have met with general approbation. The Theatre ...
... should eaten with great caution, they are very pernicious and dangerous. Cooper, the Tragedian, who performed a few parts in Drury-Lane 1 heat re, isieturning from to beat for dramatic recruits tor the American Stage. Ciojdon, within nine miles and half of ...