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... Bioomsbury; who are both most severely injured in the face. A mechanic, whose name could not learned, but who resides in Drury Lane, had his arm broken, and was otherwise severely injured his body-— London journal. DREADFUL FlKSS, —Monday morning, the ...
... Street Bloomsbury who are both most severely injured in the face A mechanic whose could not be learned but who resides in Drury Lane arm broken and otherwise severely injured in body London journal DaiADruL Fiat Monday morning the metropolis with recurrence ...
... attention. It further transpired that the deceased gentleman, while carrying ou extensive business builder, had erected the Drury-lane Theatre now standing, and several other metropolitan public edifices. Iho jury declared themselves satisfied with the evidence ...
... Katharine’s Dock Company, and Chairman of the Globe In- surance-office. He had once been in business as a builder; when he built Drury Lane Theatre and several other public buildings, He had _ been in low spirits for some time. A Co- roner’s Jury, which sat upon ...
... Perring Thoms, printer and stereotyper, Warwick-square, C Declarations of Insolvency.— He at Joseph Reed, licensed victualler, Drury-lane.—-Charles Hawkins, draper, Tottenham-court-road. RAI SHARES. Birmingham & Derby (100 p) 69 8} London and Greenwich p)—- ...
... Livery Stables, Great Western Road, Pad dington, horse dealer. Heary Joseph Reed, Cheshire Cheese Tavern, Marquis Court, Drury Lane, licensed victualler, arles Hawkins, Tottenham Court Road, draper, STOCKS, — 4t Two o’Clock. Wed. Bank Stock | Sat ' Mon ...
... Nottingham, stone masons Tamlyn and Ballenden, Sedgley, surgeons. FROM TUESDAY’S LONDON GAZETTE. i ARATIONS INSOLVENCY. o Drury-lane, victualler. [IAW Tottenham-court-road, draper. .«mv N T: L s F BASINGHALL-STREET. . merchant, Dec. 4, Jan. 5. Mr. Boydell ...
... Liverpool, brewer—E. Brown, Norwich, timber merchant From the Gazette of Tuesday, Nov. 24. INSOLVENTS. REED Henry Joseph, Drury-lane, victualler HAWKINS Charles, Tottenham-court-road, draper BANKRUPTS. (To surrender at the Bankruptcy Court.) WARK John, ...
... d to enhance the variegated aspect of this exciting spectacle. Davury-Lane.—At the conclusion of the Concert d’Hiver at Drury-lane on Saturday evening, in allusion to the auspicious event of the day, the national anthem was played in fine style by the ...
... 3, Jan.4, at the Mr. Sanford, ETER 5, ond ING THOME, ge Ta r. Clarl Dee. CHARLES MAWKIN! HENRY JOSEPH REED, vietualler, Drury-lane. 17, J. Newman, |, brewer. 17, F. Austis merc! 17, 3. Christie, ii. Christie, master H, Tanner, jun., Crane-court mariner ...
... submitted for the sanction of the Cabinet Council. Loyal Dkmonktrations th« Theatres. —At the conclusion of the Concert /fiver Drury-lane on Saturday evening, in allusion to the auspicious event of the day, the national anthem was played in fiue style by the ...
... SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS Clark Falkirk merchant Anderson Dundee writer TUESDAY DECLARATIONS INSOLVENCY JOSEPH Marquisrourl Drury lane victualler 21— HAWKINS draper BANKRUPTS WARK ClieapiU?t Sol Mr Boydell t Queen-square Cr Allison Gorbals near Glasgow gent ...