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... Ludgate-hill, vietualler,atr. 4 d - Dc'c: W. Bedford .and S. •&Lawler._ Fort p..14:11r,' linen-diapers, at rz. 3t. w. Reed., Drury-lane, apothccmry, at 12, D'ec. J. Colerriall, Silver-ltrec:, Goldea-rquare, • tallow•chandler, at I. DIVIDENDS to be matte in ...
... costume Mr, Dimonu, the author of the Hi.ro of the North, a flay on the same subject, which was performed some lime ago at Drury-lane Theatre. The new met, whole, with a favourable f.vcv.f Tinvi ni:.—A new Farce, Transforma* Hon, ...
... Prompt-Book. Selected By Mrs. INCHBALD. The British Theatre, or a Collection of Plays, which are acted at the Theatres Royal Drury-Lane, Covent- Garden, and Haymarket. Printed under the Authority and by Permission of the Managers, from the Prompt-Books, with ...
... reet, Golden-square; at the Vhite Horse, Finsbury-street, Chiswell-street; and at the Old King’s Arms, Short’s Gardens, Drury-lane. To be LET a HABERDASHER’* SHOP, well worth the attention any person that is want of the Same, as the presenrmccupier is ...
... very well attended,. and the piece was -through °l received with great applause. BARRYMORE, wh o performed some years ago Drury-lane Theatre, is engaged to join the Garden Company.. ' SILENT NAT ION IN AMERICA.—At a late asset nuv i of the deaf and dumb ...
... nierchant—Dte. 31. 1. Bloom., Ludgate.liill, tualler.—Dce. IS, VV. Bedford and S Seionier. liorien.drarer—Dee. 3 t. W. Drury lane. apothecary. Di-e. tt.n. J. Coleman, S'lrcr-,trert, tal-110,%-eltasid:er.--llee. la, B. and C. Joixon, Limn' sigli..lll ...
... REGISTER. CovENT-GAttnEN.3--No'v. .30, Gusta'.ll, Vasa, Child of Nature.-Dec. 1, King •Hently the Eighth , '• •colin!'l LI( c ( Drury Lane Cornpa gy)—Npv: SG , ' a 1 . ,;0r Gil, Vith (FlnsT TIME) Ttausformaiion; or, Lovc: -- Dec. I, The Hypocrite, with the szitne ...
... told them that his Piece was as. the defendants, not even if the whole fifteen were then before exile from the boards of Drury-lane, and by assuming a new the Court. One of the defendants had expressed himself as highly venerating the laws of his country ...
... Rasing-lane, merchants. -R. Robertson, late of Stourbridge, Worcester, druggist.---. 1. Dawson, late of Craven's-buildings, Drury-lane, scrivener. ~.~ ...
... he at 14111)1.11 t ( Prom and llicadoia (herrie. ) • . . I)ee. .1. •ra kiwi Dec. 18. IV. Bedford au& 'Dee. 31. W. (teed, Drury-lane, apoiliecars.. Dec: 25, J. COielli,Silrer-strect, tothien-stpi.sre,tall,ro.. chandler. Dec. 18. J. Angell and W. Franknia ...
... Theatres Royal, Drury Lane, Covent Garden and Elayroarlet, printed under the Authority of tl:e Managers from the Prempt Book. Seledted by Mrs. INCHBALD. . The Britifh Theatre; or a Collation of PlayS, which are aSted at the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane Covent Garden ...
... of Liverpool, Merchants, Dec. :3, 21, Jep. at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Solicitors, Will's. Eardfwell and Siephenfon, Drury Lane, I.iverpool. _ . _ BEXCH (itichird) Maiket - Street, - Herts . , Straw Dealer, Dec. I, al, Jan. 8, at Guildhall, London ...