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... detect these wretches, who may too probably seduce others to embark this Hlicii traffic. Saturday evening Mr. Horn, from Drury Lane, and Mr. J. Russell, from Covent Garden, gave most amusing entertainment Songs, Ricitations and Imitations our Theatre. ...
... uare, was next called, further cenfirmatioa of Adams, and examined by Mr. Bolland. , . John Hector Morrison, cutler, of Drury-lane, was examined by the Attorney-General, to prove had sharpened a sword for man dressed like a butcher. _ Siinnabu, corparal-major ...
... merchant.—Robert Haines Preeoitu, late of Stratford-on-Avon, Warwickshire, saddler. —Jumes Roach, of No. 5, Russell-court, Drury lane, Middlesex, bookseller and printer. Price of STOCKS this day at One. Hank Stock . 221 222 India Stock 216* 217 3,H-r ...
... she had some design upon her life. At length she jumped in, and sunk. A lad, named Dumblcton, son of potatoe-merchant in Drury-lane, who beheld the act, immediately came up, and seeing that no steps were taken for the preservation of the wretched woman ...
... was not found upon me.” Hector Morrison identified two swords, which he, as the journeyman of Mr Underwood, the cutler, in Drury-lane, ground for the prisoner Ings. The order was given to uiake them “as sharp, needle at the point.” * Samuel Taunton was next ...
... midl-coaehco made the customary procession from Milbank in the afternoon. The King’s tradesmen illuminated generally last night. Drury-lane and Covent-Garden Theatres both displayed illuminated Crowns, with the letters G. R. underneath. Crowds of people were collected ...
... walking about. _ . _ John Hector Morri; examined by the ATTORNEY-GENERAL. — I am a journeyman cutler to Mr. Underwood, in .Drury-lane. I remember on Christmas eve a man brought a sword to my master's shop. The man was habited like a butcher. He drew the ...
... already been 'minutely descrited. The whole .had most fora liable appearance. •' • . John Hector Morris, semint Mr. cutler, Drury-lane, was re-cidled, and looked two swords, which, he said, were the same he Ings. - Serjeant EdwiLFlanson, the. Royal Artillery ...
... c,binet-maker, at Guildhall. Thomas Parker Oakley, late of Ealing, Middlesex, brew, r, at Guildhall Thomas Stanton. of Drury-lane, Middlesex, cheesemonger, at Guildhall. Robert Bunting Sorrell, of Kirkby-street, Hattongarden, Middlesex, printer, at Guildhall ...
... Cornwall, common brewers. William Itpden, of Bcdford-street, Covent-gat Middlesex, bookseller and stationer. John Gray, of Drury-lane, Middlesex, commissionageht and baker, Henry Savery, of Bristol, sugar-rtifiner. John Oliver, now of Iletnlington-row, Branspath ...
... just as they were, seventeen hundred years ago. The two theatres for dramatic entertainments are close together as our own Drury-Lane, and Covent-Garden. The larger one, which might have contained five thousand persons, like the amphitheatres, had no roof ...
... :iulicito4 Mr. Richmond, Newcastle. DIVIDENDS to be made to Creditors. Tune 17.--Richard Bentley, of White Horse-yard, Drury-lane, Middlesex woollen-draper, at Guildhall. Joseph Glenny, of Red Lion -street, Clerkenwell, Mid- , dlesex, watch-case-maker ...