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... spinner and farmer.—James Beagley, late of High-street, Camden-town, Middlesex, victualler.—John Reevo, High Holborn and Drury-lane, Middlesex, carver and gilder.—John Reynolds tho younger, Dawgatedock, Upper Thames-street, London, drysaltor.—James Atkins ...
... executed. Awfully Sudden Death.—On Wednesday evening Mr. Gell held an inquest at the Crown and Cushion, Russell-street, Drury-lane, on the body of Mary Westmoreland, aged 58. It appeared from the evidence of Mrs. Palmer, residing at 18, Crowncourt, that ...
... Mitchell, Aldersgate-street, builder.- plated this slate of the relative prices, and suggests the Reeve| H i h Holbom and Drury-lane, oirver and only effectual to guard against the danger to gil(ier _j. Reynolds, jun. Dowgate Dock, Upper which the trade ...
... being a much larger amount than the year dinner The profit arising from the great conservative °n ,v en to Captain Rouse, in Drury-lane Theatre, .i e e ction for Westminster, amounted to 16/. The thr n °P rty of the Society at present 6465/. 16s. Bd. - Consols ...
... likely to be put in nomination case of the vacancy occurring. Miss Noveilo, antf another debutante, Miss Flower, appeared at Drury Lane for the first time on Saturday, the former young lady performing Annette in «' La Gazxa Ladra, and the latter Pippo. The ...
... Tbe greatly advanced period ids life, however, compelled him decline it. Mr. Buekstone it is likely will join the company Drury-lane Theatre, Mr. Mncready having proposed engage Lim. The t°rms are not yet settled. Britannia. Mr. Thomas Blackburn, of Bentham ...
... J. Tripes, Southampton, upholsterer—J. Jackson, Komser Extra, slate merchant—T. Fielder, Somers’ Town, baker—W. Walker, Drury-lane. looking-glass manufacture —A. Gibson, Whitechapel, grocer —E. Barley, Exeter, straw bonnet dealer C. Goodman, Northampton ...
... n upholsterer February 9— J Romtey Extra Hampshire slate merchant February 9— T Brewerstreet baker Febrnary 9— W Walker Drury lane looking manufacturer February 7— A Whitechapel grocer February 7— E Bayley Exeter straw February C Northampton sutler February ...
... tea-dealer.—William Barnes, St. Paul's Churchyard, London, milliner—James Ashwell, Salford, Lancashire, grocer.—William Walker, Drury-lane, Middlesex, lookingglass manufacturer.—Alexander Gibson, High-street, Whitechapel, Middlesex, grocer and tea dealer Ebenezer ...
... High-street, Whitechapel, grocer. —W. Nairn and J, Liston, Tower Royal, Watlingstreet, linen manufacturers. —W. Walker, Drury-lane, looking-glass manufacturer. B.—J. Bcanland, Birsial and Bradford, Yorkshire, woolstapler.—W. Brown, Manchester, snuff ...
... 28, which will Sing a Selection of the most admired SONGS OF SCOTLAND. Accompany Ist, Mr. 8.AX15, Of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. The Doors will opened One o'Clock, the Entertainment commence at Half-past One, and terminate about Four. *** Tickets, ...
... and Manchester, warehouseman and moussolin-de-laine merchant, Court of Bankruptoy, London.—John Reeve, High Holborn and Drury-lane, Middlesex, oarver and gilder, Court of Bankruptcy. London. 27.—John Myrie Holl, William Oswald, and Harvey Hoar, Fea ...