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... chant, in Crutched Friars, for the fum of 20,100). This morning Mrs. of Covent-Garcen Theatre wentoff with a gentleman of Drury. Lane Theatre; the left the following bille: fo her hufband: Mr. ——, I requett you will ‘© not trouble yourfelf to purfue me, ...
... of Lewes » in Sullzx, Mercer, Itam of Chefter | e-freet, in the County of Durham, William Edw aids and John Ed- wards, of Drury-lane, Lon. 3, Gold and Silver men. ames Weatherhead, of Wp ping-ftreet, Miad- fex, Bifcuit-Maker, Duady and Richard Ford, of ...
... acquainted with its uneyualled Virtues, Tam, Scr, Your ms ft obliged hum le Servant, At Mr. Wells’s, Cutler, ROMER, “No. 61, Drury-lane.’ This Medicine is not only cf Servicein the Wind, Purg- ings, Convulfions, and all the Diforders in the Bowels ct Infants ...
... to repair their damage. On Saturday morning ahout one was found dead in Gray’s Inn (where le had chambers) Mr. Ackman, of Drury-lane theatre. A gentle- man of the inn returning to chambers, foon after one in the morning, and finding hinfelf obtirucc- ed ...
... Duy 18 pudlithed, Price One Shilling, hounds in Red Leather, with Pockets for Letters, and embeliifhed wiih a New Froat of Drury Lane Thestre 3 alto, The legant aad Genteel Fuil Drefs and Newcit Undiets now worn, Sie NEW and POLITE POCKET ‘7 MEMORANDUM BOOK ...
... publifhed, Price One Shilling, hound in Red Leather, with Pockets for Letters, and embellithed with a View of the New Front of Drury-Lane Theatre ; alfo, The moft Elegant and Gentee} Full Drefs and Undrefs now worn, HE LADIES NEW and POLITE POCKET MEMORANDUM ...
... upwards of forty years, lat died at Newington, Mr. Thomas Wetton, a comedian of merit, belonging to the Theatre Royal in Drury-lane. Monday died Mr Green, Corn-chandler, in Broad-ftrcet, aged 84. Thurfday dicd at her fifter’s Mrs. Walter’s, in the For ...
... Tnursvay, Fed 15- HOUSE of COMMONS, Feb. 13. Ordered in a bill to eftablith a fund for the fup- port of the performers of Drury-lane Theatre, who may come to decay throuvh age or ficknefs. Read a iirft time the bill for allowing the free importation of ...
... Wednelday. Read a 2d time and committed the bill for eftablithing a tund for the fupport of decayed actors belonging to Drury-lane theatre. Agreed to the report of the amendments made to the bill to enable his Majefty to grant leafes, grants of offices ...
... ways and means, and the fu . Paffed the bill for fecuring a fund belonging to cable to charitable ufes. certain perfors of Drury-Lane theatre, apzli- Vhe turther confideration on the Shaftefbury bil! was pat cf the 22d of this month. A moucn was made for ...
... Merchant. Holroyd and E.iward Smith, of Crutched-friars, Wine merchani:. Thomas Johniton, of Greenwich in Keat, David james, of Drury-lane, Middiefex, Groce: W.tiram Hare, of Bafing Jane, London, Grocer Robert Smith James Bulcuck, of London, Haberda ther, of ...
... of Mr. W—, who flood charged on fufpicicn of having ftolen a gold watch, the property Elifabeth Abington, of Crown-Court, Drury-Lane. Mrs. Abington depofed, that on Friday evening (he came home, and laid her gold watch on the table ; that hearing fomebody ...