... Liverpool, merchant, June 1, July I,at the Golden Lion, Liverpool. (Messrs. Blackstock and Bunce, Temple, or Messrs. Bardswell, Drury-lane, Liverpool.) J. Onsey, Manchester, oil-merchant, June 1, 5, July 1, at the Star, Manchester. (Messrs. Hurd and Johnson, ...

... Tarrktt, Bath haberdasher. Front the Gazette of Tuesday, November 27. BANKRUPTS (To surrender at Basinghall-stteet.') J : ., Drury.lane, victualler, Nov. 30, Dec. 7, Jan. 8; Mom. BiUjUl«ley, -street. WALTER T., Woodford, Essex, victualler, Dec. 4, 11, Jan ...

... on the Tabl peso Thee o'Clock. ' Tickets. !a 6.1 each, to •al the Piiattn, and ti Bat 01 she &tint. ~JC-Y THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. Asigui 7, 18110. THIS THEATRE will RE-OPEN on blot+ DAY mart, the 14th inatztot, for tint purpose of aurally; the Public ...

... Blakelock Fiddey, Sergeant s , DIVIDENDS. strefl* on ,ou «l«cestcrshtm, clothier, Basing. M « CERTIFICATES. Sept. 30. Il«n»t!l Drury-lane, draper.~H. Tayler, Le,.minster, grocer.-J mrnaid. Commercial-road, baker.—J. E. Royles Manchester com inissiun.ageiit—T ...

... plantiff, damages . Oit Wednesday se'nnight, in the Court of King's Bench, Mr. dramatist, obtained a verdict against Mr. Drury-lane Theatre, for an assault. This catiife arose out of Mr. E. witholdjng the privilege .of fate from the plaintiff, which he ...

... morality the stage, have been disappointed. There appears to a new moral distinction discovered by the frequenters Theatres; Drury-lane seems determined put down adultery —Covent-Garden uphold fqrnication. m this fully »t ,? >ll0W «w- TOrrart . t ' arce| ...

... GODW ARD T., Castle-street, Southwark, plasterer, Feb. 29, March 7, April 4. Brooking and Surr, Lombard-street. MA\G E,, Drury.lane, diaper, March 4, 11, April 4. Mr. Reynold. C armarthen-street. KLAIt T. J., Slo.nie-street, Chelsea, chtmist, March 4, ...

... where still remains in a fair way of recovery. It has since been ascertained that his name Crowder fa currier) residing in Drury-lane. Death from Drinking.—On Friday and Saturday evenings inquest was held before Mr. Chevell, one of the Coroners for Cambridge ...

... cakes, &r. dishes dried fiuil; 50 dishes preserves; ire creams. Wines. —Champagne, Hock, Claret, Madeira, Puit, and Sherry. DRURY.LANE THEATRE.—The want of public support has compelled the Manager Drury-Laue Theatre cad upon the principal Members the Company ...

... making the whole number amount two thousand' seven hundred and forty-nine. is statrd that Mr. Kean has become the manager of Drury-lane Theatre, the lease of the theatre having* been taken by Mr. Price iu his behalf. Mr. Keao, after playing few nights for ...

... whatever during her absence—not even the loss of one of her crew—and that the whole were in good health Captain Parry left her. Drury-Lane Theatre.—This Theatre opened for the season on night, with Tragedy of Douglas t in order to give Mr. Kean, jun. opportunity ...

... wall ? One of the beadles St. Giles's parish said, that about nine o'clock on Wednesday evening he was passing through Drury-lane, and saw Miss Mary Arm drunk, dancing and prancing in the mud, in the middle of the street, with about 100 persons round ...