... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... FROM TUESDAY’S LONDON GAZETTE. DECLARATION INSOLVENCY. JOSHUA KIDD, Drownlow-stieet,Drury lane, cunier. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. DAV ID LONGSDON, CaMle-street, Southwark, funier. BANKRUPTS surresiukk in BASINGHALL-STREET. EDWARD BEETHAM, Lincoln’s Inn-Heliis ...

... ale and wine cellars, brewhouse, and all other necessary out offices. There is also a back entrance into the lane called Drury-lane. For a view of the premises and for all further particulars apply to Mr. H. W. Townsend, Solicitor, Rugby. Rugby, 26th December ...

... 28, Dec. 19, at Sweet’s Hotel.Taunton. Mr. Drake, Exeter. DIVIDENDS in BASINGHALL-STREET. Nov. 30, George, Paikcr-street, Drury-lane, stage-coach.maker— Nov. 30, T. Morgan, St. James’s street, peifumer—Nov. 28, J, Upson, Park-street, baker. DIVIDENDS in ...

... Crown street, Finsbury—April 4, R. Baduall. Leek, banker—April 4, I. B. Baker, Bond.street, tailor—April 4, S. Baruer, Drury.lane, diaper —April 6, E, Bladon, Hanway.street, tailor—April 4, E. Bowler, Paddington-slieet, hackncymau— April 4, J. Bowriug ...

... Forrest, Esq,, the celebra-j ted American tragedian, to Catherine, daughter of John Sinclair, Esq., of the Theatres Royal, Drury-lane and, Covent-garden. The ceremony, which took place at St-; Paul’s, was performed by the Rev. Dr. Croly, LL.D. DEATHS. Yesterday ...

... invitation given), was no more a public dinner than any sixpenny” affair, advertised an ordinary, at the slapbang shops of Drury-lane, or any of the purlieus thereunto adjoining. The dinner was therefore a misnomer ; but the worst part of the business is ...

... understand that it remains with his Majesty to elect which of the claimants shall be declared entitled to the dormant Peerage. Drury-lane Theatre. —Mr Barnett’s opera of Fair Rosamond was performed on Tuesday night to an overflow, ing house. It went off with ...

... drapers—Pickering and Waters, Leicester, carriers. FROM TUESDAY’S LONDON GAZETTE. DECLARATION INSOLVENCY. WILLIAM BEAVER WALKER, Drury-lane,victualler UANKJtIJHTS TO , SINGH A EET. WILLIAM Nicholas.l „e. bill-broker, Dec- 9, Jan Messrs. lemplwand Isonner, a l’B-in>i ...