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... question for the report being received, was put and carried without a division. On Thursday a woman who keeps a shop neat Drury-Lane, was charged before Mr. Head, at Bow-street, with selling fire-works; her husband attended, pleaded guilty, and was convicted ...
... CovENT-GAInEN.I—O(t. 31, Cure for the vas t with• Paul and Virgii,i,—L.N6.4. 1, K g kielitY High Life Below ' i if LY CEU M— (Drury Lane 6c • 9 • ' a • taideers, with The hdigit Hour.—Nov. I, 1- ' , e - with Hit or Mime. , PRI:..:E OF STOCKS YESTER - 1 1,51 ...
... bundle in her 'sheered him some of his property. which contained three shirrs, tiro pair troy. John White, a publican, in Drury:lane, stated,; three pair of stockings, four handkerOkiel • that on Sundt morning the prisoners came to his; house, about et ...
... received neither the money nor answer. Mr. Solomons identified tlic property. lir his defence Beat said, that was coming down Drury-lane, when a mail and woman ottered him the h>t for sale for ss. that Street was passing, and offered to halves. Street confirmed ...
... named proved, and the boots and (hoes i n the noffeffion of the parners,,who gt of felling them next morning in a 'le in Drury-lane. of law, however, arofe, whether . the. was broken open could be conildercd a dwelling.houfe, inafmuch as it had r. with ...
... lodged an information at. Bow:-street, and aim the officers - . . shewed him some of property. , John White a publican, in Drury-lane, stated, that on Sunday morning the prisoners caine to his house, 'About eight o'clock,, and ordered breakfast ; one ,of ...
... the greatest extremity of distress, of exhausted eonstitutione and a broken heart, Mr. Johnston, late machinist of the Drury-lane theatre: had been under confinement for debt several mouths.âAt Hereford, aged 61, Grey Hesclridge, esq. of Norley-hall ...
... Clicapstdo. - tope, anu Dec c, eleven. a , The ►:h.::: Liverp,ol Attorrile,, Mr. Neer anti Mes - srs.l.3rdswell auet , Drury-lane ) loltni)tireid, 'it. Mount. Cornwall, , 15, at ten, at tit tar I nn , Var,izi , r . Attopniss, and Me,srs 114 bto , vie ...
... roomy HOUSE and SHOP, well situated for chance and regular custom, in a great thoroughfare and populous ntighhonrliood, near Drury-lane; the business at present 10 12 sheep and one beast per week, wirh veal in proportion, which may be greatly increased by ...
... merchant, Nov 23, 2%, Dec 15, at the Glohe Tavern, Liverpool. Attys Mr Blackstock, Temple: and Messrs Bardswell and Stephenson, Drury-lane, Liverpool. J Durant, St Michael’s Mount, CornwaM, victualler, Nov 15, 16, Dec 15, at the Star Inn, Marazion, Cornwall. ...
... till the Soveivign's recovcry. The death of the Earl of Dartmouth has occasioned a net impediment to the rebaild-. ing of • Drury-Lane Theatre. His Lbrd.hip had signified his intentithi• to grant . a licence a long period, and provosals lot raising ai so ...
... eligibly situated on the C'.tphani- road. where there are stages pass every liftur. — For cards of add.-. -s apply to 11:, Drury-lane, or at Mjr. llullah's, No. ?? .'ew ?? a Idersgate-street. ?? AiSi'S a i'iact*, a Young .Woman, of un- V exceptionable character ...