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... The body elevated, that it mull be a pcrfon of fix feet high open the door. The Prince Wales to lay the firrt ftone the Drury-Lane New Theatre, winch is be performed with mafonic honours. The Commiliioners the Admiralty have iflued that proper examination ...
... to attend the watering parties in landing, without their fetters. What a contrail this to the voyage made by the Neptune. Drury-Lane Hayharket Theatre. The Romance of Cyrnon was revived this Theatre on Saturday laft, for the purpofe of prefenting fplendid ...
... filvcrfmith. Richard Papps and John Black, of Bafinghall-llrcet, Blackwell-hall, factors. Samuel Davis, of White Horfe-yard, Drury-lane, man's mercer. Robert Jackfos*, of Eafmgwold, grocer. lfaac Natali, of the Minories, linen-draper. Peter Neylor, of Dean-ftrcet ...
... hopes of recovery. On Tuelday a moll mocking wanton murder was committed on the body of Sufannah Dell, inl.ewkner's-lane, Drury-lane, of which the following are the particulars that have yet tranfpired. The deceafed was the wife of Dell, who, until few ...
... Butler Campbell, ef Bath, bookfeiler. Walton, Charles-fttect, Holborn, linen-draper. Chriftopher Whimp, White Horfe yard, Drury-lane, Middlcfcx, woollen-draper. James Little Martins-lane, money James Davis, ol Oxfordffreet, man's-mercer. Thorn, of Fullwood's ...
... upon-Trent, nuiferyand feedfiman, Mark- ham, of Villers dealer. Samuel Hatterfley andGeorge Johnfon, of White-Horfe Yard, Drury- lane, ofeph Hooper, of Mount- ftreet, Grofvenor-fquare, ker, Geor Betlev and John Alnfworth, of Manchefter, liqaor-merchants ...
... difcovery in the arts and fciet.ces which have proved ufe to fociety. London : Printed and publiihe.l C. Lowndes, No. 60. Drury-Lane; H. D. Symonds, N*. ao, Paternoiter-Row. Of whom may be had, Price One Shilling, THE PRISONER: A Romance, Three Acts; now ...
... his boot being largche ilipthis legout.withonly a flightbruije. The children of Wrighton, the lately deceafed prompter of Drury-lane theatre, had benefit at the Haymarket on Monday, winch produced 6ocl. . the ill of May tables were fpread the garden Mrs ...
... for. Mrs. Benfon’s Benefit : among the number w ho have offered their affittance, are Bannifter, Barrymore and Suett, of Drury-Lane Theatre, and Mrs Ss. Keinble, of the ‘Theatre Royal, Haymarket. play is Inkle-and ‘Yarico, in which Barryniore and & Suett ...
... relapie and now dan*i die at his in Dnia'.inond, b:i.ker, at SV » member for oik,>vl - ' w the Right Hon. Henry 'V - s or> Drury-Lane Theatre, on tt ni^'lf » tor the benefit the lue brave who fell rhe 7m-,. ot > amount *aken at any in the C ° more extraordinary ...
... Comic Opera, called ~ The MOUNTAINEERS. With new Scenery, Machinery, &c. &c. Dancing by Mr. Keys, from the Theatre Royal, Drury-Lane. After which the’ New Farce of The PURSE 3.or, BENEVOLENT TAR. The following new Pieces wil! he performed in th e week ...
... complexion, black hair, hazle eyes, his nofe flate tith, inclined to the left cheek; faid his mother was a green gracer, in Drury-lane. Thefe two kad their hair cut clofe at the tops after enlifting. Auguit 27, Corporal JAMES SIMMONS, Shoe» maker, born at ...