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... formerly of Rofomah's-row, in the Parilh of St. James's Clerkenwell, in the C'cur.ty cf Middlesex, and late of ijrees-ftreet, Drury-lane, in the Parifh St. Giles in the Fields, in the County ci afcrefaid, Dealer and Chapman. 6. George Warren and John Willis ...
... Hat-maker, *t Guildhall, London, Re of the City of Extter, Merchant, at the Half Moon Inn, in Fore-ttreet, Exeter. r of Drury-lane, in the County of MidJleex, Bridle-cutter, at Guildhall, London. n Ir ' Briftow, late of Cavendilh Bridge, in the 0. Derby ...
... Guildhall, London, _ u-°w rt Re noMs of thc City of Exeter, Merchant, at Halt Moon Inn, in Fore-Itreet, Exeter. i> -ji n C,i,afi Drury-lane, in the County of Middle, Br ' d «-cuuer, at Guildhall, London. as Briftow, late of Cavendifh Bridge, in the county '0. ...
... who can only er for a few weeks, as they are obliged to be in Lon,'v in September, to attend an engagement the Royal, in Drury Lane. ...
... can only ftay sr for few weeks, as they are obliged to be in Lon- in September, to attend an engagement at the B Royal, in Drury Lane. ' To peremptorily Sold, t a decree of the High Court of Chancery, before us Cuddon, Efq; one of the Mafters of the ( at ...
... memory of thofe which are l'ct before the Nobles of Scotland in Macbeth , or the Knights in the hftallation reprefented at Drury-lane. It is well known that the jubilee at Stratford concluded with expence and difappointment to all thofe who were concerned ...
... the memory thofe which are fct before the Nobles of Scotland in Macbeth, or the Knights in the Infiallation reprefented at Drury-lane. It is well known that the jubilee at Stratford concluded with expence and difappointment to all thofe who were concerned ...
... Box-book will kept. Mr. and Mrs. King's engagement with the rr.anailytill the of next Month; they are obliged the opening of Drury-lane Theatre. &olt> Suction, Bv Mr. C H R I S T I E, »» Hen, in FLINTSHIRE, near Whitchcvrch, cw, being Tuefday, the of Auguft ...
... the flame, after his commiflion of the fadt, of which he hands convifted. Tuefday morning he left his wife's lodgings in Drury-lane, and was on his way Reading's, in Brick-lane, where the plate ftolen from Mr. Conyers was to have been clipped in pieces ...
... the flame, after his commiffion of the faft, of which he ftands convi&ed. Tuefday morning he left his wife's lodgings in Drury-lane, and was on his way Reading's, in Brick-lane, where the plate ftolen from Mr. Conyers was to have been clipped in pieces ...
... larger, and of a finer quality than when they are cut in the ufual manner. Laft week the wife of Mr. Tookey, Cabinetmaker, in Drury-lane, was brought to bed of three boys and a girl, who, with the mother, were likely to do well. A letter from Senegal mentions ...
... and of a finer quality than when they are cut in t'je ufual manner. Laft week the wife of Mr. Tookey, Cabinetmaker, in Drury-lane, was brought to bed of three boys and a girl, who, with the mother, were likely to do well. A letter from Senegal mentions ...