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... LONDON GAZETTE, Tuesday. Nov. 5. BANKRUPTS —Alfred Bunn, lute of Eagle Lodge,. Brompton, and of the Theatre Royal Drury Lane, printer publisher, aud music seller—Edward Thomas Rogers* Woodford, Essex, smith and ironmonger—William ami Alexander Nicholl ...
... wine-merchant, Manchester—John Ram, upholsterer, QueenVbuildings. Hen: y Wilson, tavern-keeper, Eton, Allen, tea-dealer, Drury Lane John Marshall, boilermaker, Colchester-street, George Parsons, wine-merchant. Worthing—Phylbert Roberts, broker. Exeter ...
... ——_ THEATRE ROYAL, BIRMINGHAM. UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF MR. MONRO. | MR. J. RUSSE ” | (Of the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane and Coy FOR FIVE NIGHTS. ent Garden), HIS PRESENT MONDAY. sented a new Drama, with November 25, will be entitled Scenery painted by ...
... the Long Wa'k, when they were overtaken the old gentleman He introduced himself Miss Mellon, whom said he knew by sight in Drury Lane green room, to apologise for not having sooner answered the application, for which he accounted by great pressure of London ...
... r, Queen's Buildings, Bromp- ton. ■VILLIAM HENRY WILSON, tavern keeper, Eton Buckinghamshire. JOSEPH ALLEN, tea dealer, Drury Lane. JOHN MARSHALL, boiler maker, Colchester Street, hitechapel. GEORGE PARSONS, wine merchant, Worthing. PETER GREGORY, cotton ...
... JOHN builder JOHN RAM upholsterer Queen's Buildings Brampton 'ILLIAM HENRY WILSON tavern keeper Eton JOSEPH ALLEN dealer Drury Lane JOHN MARSHALL boiler maker Colchester Street hitechapel PARSONS wine merchant Wortiiing PEIER GREGORY cotton spinner Downail ...
... BANKRUPTS. ALFRED BUKN, Rrompton, and Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, printer, November and December 17. Soft. Messrs. Lewis aud Lewis, Ely place, Pet. Cr . James Henry Brydgesstreet, Coveut.garden, music Seal. November 4. EDWARD THOMAS ROGERS, Woodford, Eiaex ...
... 355 rupees per chest. Her Majesty, through the Lord Chamberlain, I,ord Uxbridge, has taken private boxes for the season at Drury-lane and Covent-garden. The sum paid the Sovereign each lessee of the winter houses for her box, .£4OO, which is exclusive of ...
... Duke of Bedford's rent-roll was estimated at £250,000 per annum. His Grace received £4,000 per annum, as ground landlord of Drury-lane and Covent-garden Theatres, and £12,000 per annum as proprietor of Coventgarden market. Mortality among the Nobility.—Since ...
... of Bedford’s rent-roll was estimated at -£250,000 per annum. His grace received .£4,000 per annum as ground landlord of Drury-lane and Covent-garden Theatres, and £12,000 per annum proprietor of Covent-garden market. Information reached this town yesterday ...
... fixed at £2,700 per annum. After a lengthened inquiry the bench decided the rate should deduced to £2,000. That part of Drury.lane Theatre Which had been rated to the parish of St. Paul £360, Was reduced to £3OO. About two months ago, while Some drainers ...
... Radnorshire, woolstaplers. From the Gazette of Tuesday, Nov. BUNN, Alfred, late of Eagle-lodge, Brompton, and Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, Middlesex, printer, publisher, and music- seller, Nov. 22, Dec. }7, Com. Court. Sols. Lewis, Ely-place. ROGERS, Edward ...