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... 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 ...
... J. Rector St. Andrew. the oth Tottenham Court Road, after a long and painful illness, aged .M. Mr. George comedian, the Drury Lane Establishment. the 6th inst. at where had retired dec! hea'th, the Rev. Hartley, late Batter street Chapel. Plymouth, b ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Allen, Bartlett's buildings ; and Mr. Prescot, Manchester. DIVIDENDS (To made in Basinghall'street.) Nov. .TO, R. George. Drury lane, stage coach maker—Nov. J. Upson, Soutbwark, baker—Nov. 30, T. Morgan, St. James's street, perfumer. (To made in the Country ...
... Ale and Wine Cellars, Brewhouse, and all other necessary Uutolficcs. There is also Back Entrance into the Lane, called Drury Lane. For a View of the Premises, and for all further Particulars, apply Mr. 11. W. Townscnd, Solicitor, Rugby. Rugby, December ...
... Rooms, r 'stol. CERTIFICATES, May 23. J. $mith, Masbrough. Yorkshire, grocer—J. A. Molteno. Pall Mall, print seller-S. Kent. Drury lane victualler—W. Gate, Carlisle, timber merchant—J. Bettridgc, Birmingham silversmith—J Southern. Manchester. wine dealer-- ...
... Surrey Theatre, lie was-at that time unconnected with Orury-I.aTiC. His second annlication ivas made his becoming lessee Drury- Lane Theatre. August, ISW. Edinburgh. January fi. Sir—l was favoured with your letter, and much obliged you for the polite ...
... skins— William Colwell Bromsash Herefordshire timber merchant— Joseph Shuker Shrewsbury grocer— Joshua Tidd Brownlow-Btreet Drury lane coach currier— William James Cockerill Poultry seller— William CatlifiF Wisbeach Cam brldgeshire draper PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED ...
... CERTIFICATES 23 Joseph Smith Masbrough Yorkshire grocer— Anthony Molteno Pall-mall printseller— Samuel Kent Russell-court Drury lane licensed victualler— William Gate Carlisle timber merchant —Joseph Bettridge Birmingham silvermith— John Southern Chester ...
... THEATRE ROYAL LAST WEEK BUT ONE OF THE SEASON MANAGER has the announce the Theatres Royal Corent-garden Drury-lane and Haymarket Of Theatre Royal Drury-lane FOR FIVE NIGHTS °ONYMONDAY JULY 17 1837 will with OTHELLO Mr VANDENHOFF his first appear-ance these ...