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... by his late admirablt Acta. _ Thomas Bisli, Esq., the Lottery Contractor, on Saturday signed a contract become the Lessee Drury Lane Theatre for fourteen years. The terms have not been mentioned, but this spirited speculator has given a cheque in part payment ...
... 10th, Will be presented Colman's excellent Comedy, THE HEIR AT LAW. Doctor Pangloss, Mr. Ellis ton, From the Theatre Royal Drury Lane. TO WHICH WILL BE ADDED, THE FARCt OF THE Ll^iß. YOUNG WELDING, MR. ELLISTON. ~ WANTED, AN Active, Steady YOUTH, as an out-door ...
... unless aceom- panled with remit!ances, and postage paid. ft P.S. Persons visit tug Loudon, may obtain Boxes the | King's, Drury Lane, and Coveut the most reasonable tttms. ...
... attended to unless ponied with remittances, and postage paid. ' PJS. Persons visiting London, may obtain Boxes at the ' King's, Drury Lane, and Covent Garden the, most reasonable turns. ...
... well, trust that he is not yet wearied in well doing. Last week, his Majesty honoured with his presence the Theatres of Drury Lane and Covent Garden. The houses were crowded almost the instant of opening the doors, and vast numbers, who could not get ...
... Worcester- Monday last, at St Pancras New Church, Mr. Edw. son the late Comedian, to Miss Mary Anne Povey, of the Theatre Royal Drury-lane. They proceed immediately America, where the lady has made a very advantageous engagement. DEATHS. On SnnJay, the Apiil ...
... when 15 houses in the main street and 150 smaller ones were destroyed.——There was a fire on Wedaesday atan oilo-ho;(?n Drury-lane, when an infirm old lady, named Shepperd, perished in the flames. ...
... about to lose the inimitable Stephens; she is to be rivetted in the chains of Hymen.—Morning s A new opera was produced at Drury-lane tre on Tuesday, called ** The Two Houses of da.” The plot was a clumsy compilation, but 'the songs of Mrs. ?teuin. Miss ...
... Nichols wine and brandy-merchant—July 15, E Howard |nd J Gibbs, Burlington- gardens, money-Scriveners —July 11, Lawrence, Drury-lane, tallow-chandler—July 11, J Proctor, Oxford street, wine-merchant—.July 11, T Mtlligan, Oxford-street, haberdasher—J sly ...
... merchant Mitchell, Liverpool, salesman and Habgood, jail. Macclesfield, silk-manufacturer—J O'Neill, Liverpool, merchant--R Drury-lane, Skilkinan, Tokenhouse-ynrd, stationer—W Phinkett, and J Batkin, Old-street-road, timber-merchants—S Tarrant and J Carter ...
... 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 ...