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... Mr. Carruthers, the ; surviving proprietor, was examined, together with Mr.! Whitwell. and Mr. C. Stanfield, art st, of Drury-lane Theatre. Theenquiry then adjourned, the coroner observing, that the depositions would now he sent to Messrs. Nash and he ...
... £8. Butts, Pipes, hogsheads, cheaper thau the above Prices. Private Boxes/ and Admissions for the King's, Covent Garden, Drury-lane Theatres, by the Night, Week, aod Season. N.B. No Orders will be attended io unless accompanied with a Remittance, and Postage ...
... attended to unless accompanied with remittances, and postage paid. PJS Persons visiting London, may obtain Boxes at the King's,'Drury Lane, and Garden Theatres—on the most reasonable terms. ...
... T. Gibbons, jun. Wells, the Sea, Norfolk, merchant, Aug. 18, Sept. 19. (Air. Rushbury, Charterhouse-square.) J. Spring, Drury-lane, leather seller, Aug. id, Sept. 19. (Mr. Ti'leurd, Old Jewry.) (To surrender in the Country.) Ellis. Yorkshire, tobacconist ...
... Stealing —On Thursday afternoon, a little boy, seveu years of age, the son of Mr. Archer, paper-hanger, JNo. Craven buildings, Drury-lane, who is unfortunately dumb, wits by some inhuman wretch from his fattier s door. The distracted parents have caused search ...
... St. Sepulchre, victualler, Feb. 9, 16, March 16. (Attorneys, Messrs. Vatidercom and Comyn, Cannon street.) Lees Joseph, Drury-lane, coach-spring-maker, Feb. 9, 16, March 16. (Mr. Harrii, Berkeley-square.) Tyler William, Barron-streft, Pentonvllle, carpenter ...
... April 15. C Stocking, Paternoster-iow, bookseller, &c —W Tyrrell, H»lcy, Berkshiie,diaper and tailor—R -Bouafield, White Drury-lane, woollen-draper—'T A Simkin, Rosa, WfrefordMiir*., wine and spirit-merchant—J Q Hamilton, cotton-merchant—J Lake, Broad-street ...
... there, Was put and carried, Ban kruptCy—The final e*amiu ' E , ton haB taken place.—From the balance 1 ' a the time (1819) Drury-lane ofuiiirfrs2l? Wr - was possessed property to tbe amount that u 0 '^t*owhich he had made in the Thfa,re ' Hie full benefit ...
... time to recover himself, she replied— You great fool» . . Get »Ujql When Hatfield shot at his bite Majesty from the pit of Drury-lane Theatre, Mr. Holroyd, the King's plumber, who sat next him, caught bis arm, which, altering tbeaira of the pistol, prooably ...
... 12, 22 Jan. 19. (Mr. Rice, Piccadilly.) G. Pall-.nail, perfumer, Dec. 12, Jan. (Mr. Popkin, Soho-«qtiare.) Elusion R. W. Drury-lane Theatre, Dec. i 5, Jan. 19. (Mr Miller, New Inn-) Hvoe G. Tottenham-court-road, chemist, Dec. 15,22, Jan. 19. (Mr. Benton ...
... a'Becket, Worcester, toacli-proprietor and general-merchant, July 4, 11, Aug. 5. (Mr. Downes, Broad-street.) T. J. Carroll, Drury-lane, baker, July 8, 18, Aug. 5. (Mr. Hughes, Clifford's Inn.) W. R. Griffiths, City road, iron-merchant and wharfinger, July ...
... Adam-rftreet, Adeiphi. ' ' ROBINSON T., Cia ford-street, lineu-draper, Sept. 24 25 Oct 2fl Mr. Jotie*, Sise-lane. ' 1 R., Drury-lane, victualler, Sept. 21, 28, Oct 26 Miller, Great BedfordW. (To surrender in the Country.) SULWAY H., Leigh, SouierseUhire ...