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... St. jinn's' -Palace. ily slwin will t;e publiihed a few • The hhate .ot• Drury inscribed to the. vriticial . Patentee of Drury Lane Theat:v. ...
... bay is published, price ;i•,. • • . THE SHADE of DRURY, a- Vision ; ins.cribed to tlf the' Patzateas of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. 'Po-morrow, mid to-thortow, and to-morrow, • • Creeps wi.th this petty face frau' da-y to day, • • To the last syllab.op ...
... 8 AK.V.S PFARE'S Comedy of the Merry Trims Nor, wa3 repren,nted. yesterday evening at the Theatres of Covent Garden and Drury Lane; at the forme? of which, generally speaking, the Gentb men had the superiority ill point of acting ; and. the Ladies at ...
... some time in his last situation, and can give seeuritv, f required.—B.A. at Mr. Brown's Wine and Brandy Vaults, No. 125, Drury-lane. ...
... and very roomy Premises, which have for many years been used as a Printing; Office, Situate in Wild-court, Wild-street, Drury-lane, the property of Mr. Wilson, which are held for upwards of twenty years, - at a - very moderate rent; and possession may ...
... metropolis, there was a necessity for the erection of a now Theatre, and . also from the inability to rebuild Drury-lane. Even were Drury-lane Theatre in the plenitude of itsaprosperity, be would give his 'support to the ; feeling that Dant-plane would ...
... br Shop and D•Wrll:ng-house, Drury-lane.---By Mr. SHEIIWOOD,.. on Tuesday, March 19, at Twelven'clock, at the Auction Mart, hear the Bank, - by direction of the Assi , mco of I! , Phillips, - ,• rip,HR Unexpired • of LEA SE of su,bstantial Dwelling ...
... Famii(!,. a. steady young Woman, who has no objection to town or country.—A. R. at Mr. Barth At's, Hair-dresser, No. 81, Drury-lane. ...
... ,Taberuacle Walk, rinsbuty, is the Occupation of Robert Bryant and Win. raser.—Lot 2. A liouse, Ni. 16, in King-gtrect, Drury-lane, in the occupation of Samuel Savage, or ten4ts.—Lot 3. A Howie, No. 5, with a Garden, in Field Row, opposite Swannick Place; ...
... Paradise-street, Tabernacle s Wdk, EITIRT.II.It•Y the occupation ol Robert Bryant and A ktottiie, No. 16, lu - .King-street, Drury-lane, in tate - Otzttinir . stitt;.•+?alni.iel Savage, or tenants.—Lot 3. HtntW, No. s,..'mith a Carjen, in Field Row,' opposite ...
... and Spirit Trade, for w hi c h the situation is singularly'ohigible, being the corner of Dnke'scourt, which teiaLs into Drury-lane, and a populous _neighbourhood ; held on a lease for a log term, at A. Vitry low rent.— . May lie viewed, and particulars ...
... Paradise-street,Tabernatle.Walk, Finsbury, ii tlje occupation of Roberfßryant and Wal. Fraser.—Lot 2. A n King-street, Drury-lane, in the ociupation of Sanwa, Savage, or tenants.—Lot 3. A• House, No, -5, with a Garden, ia Field Row, opposite Swanivick ...