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... innkeeper—J. B. Pigott, Datlincton. linen manufacturer—VV. Slatie,Caller-street, Houndsditch, Isuildei \i’. B. Walker, Drury lane, victualler—U Worsuick, Clayton, victualler. DISSOLUTIONS or PARTNERSHIP Butcher ami Brantcomhe, Pall Mall, tea-dealers-Kenway ...
... Heath, Charlotte-row, house DARWIN GANDER, town, Ticloaller, Dec. 16, Jan. 20. Dimmock, VAalbrook. FELIX JOSEPH MM Alt THY. Drury lane, baker, Dec. 16. Jan Mr Willoughby,Clifford’* Inn CHARLES JEAN BAPfISTE PONS, Old Bond-Hreet, halter, Dec 21, Jan 20 Mr ...
... aged 57, J. Walker, Esq. On the sth inst., in Tottenham Court Road, London, aged 54, Mr. George Shuter, comedian, of the Drury Lane establishment. The Country Markets remain the same as last week. Printed (for the Proprietors) by Charles Aris Noah Rollason ...
... City. JOHN \INEV, Comb ill, tailor, March 7, April 11. Messrs. Aston and Wallis, New Broad-street. ROBERT WILLIAM WARNER, Drury lane, tavern keeper, March 11, April 11. Mr Flower, Austin friars. BANKRUPTS to surrender in the COUNTRY. JOSEPH BALM and JOHN ...
... DOMESTIC A MISCELLANEOUS. Toe King and Queen. —Their Majesties will visit Drury lane Theatre on the inst., when the Sehnol for Scandal will be acted ; and two days after they will visit Covent-Garden, on which occasion Miss F. Kemble will Beatrice in ...
... great deal of good in giving ton to these, our national houses. Many have been induced in consequence to make parties at Drury Lane and Covent Garden, who of late years seldom thought of any such thing. The Court, however, having set the example, all classes ...
... suffering the horrors of povertv aud diser.se for considerable period. She expired a wretched lodging, No. 8, tharles-sireet, Drury lane. She was lor some years the chere umi of the late Lord Barrvmore, had possessed very considerable personal attractions, ...
... —lntroducing the Tartar Drum. Green Htils of Tyrol, and the Queen's Favourite Wall:, as performed by Master Hughes at Drury Lane. The Favourite Irish Melody— Believe me if all those endearing young charms, as performed by Master Hughes al Anniversary ...
... are on foot; and then the great absurdity is. that these high-paid actors and actresses na longer draw. There was Kean at Drury lane last year receiving 600 l for 12 nights, and not attracting as many ghillings ; and there are Mrs. Wodd and bher hasband ...
... strolling company of great respectability. At Liverpool, however, she became a favourite. Mrs. made her first appearance Drury-lane, in 1775. Her fint appearance in trugedy was made in the part of Lady Anne, when Garrick revived Richard the Third. She ...
... 1740, and first sung at Chiefden, in a masque called Alfred, M'ritten by Mallett and Thomson (the poet,) and afterwards at Drury Lane, in 1751. The M-ords were written by Thomson. The music in Cymon which was brought out at the King’s Theatre about 1765 ...
... Judges, &c, Friday, being tbeftrat day Michaelmas term. Mra. M- Balfe, wife Mr. W. Balfe (the popular actor and composer at Drury Lane,) will shortlv make her r Gibbon, the nsed Mahomet in ttte Constantinople, threw atone balla which weighed above «x hundred ...