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... Tenements, if you fhall make Default in the Premifles. WM. Earl of MANSFIELD.” Friday Night laft at the Clofe of the Play at Drury Lane, the renowned Barrington was detected in the Act of picking a Gentleman’s Pocket, and fecured with the Purfc in his Hand ...
... before, Every production at Drury Lane is always, according to the enterprising Manager, to eclipse its predecessors. The l curious fact, however, is that the prediction lias always I hitherto been verified. Every Drury Lane production d.oes outde its ...
... completeness to the Company, Mr. Hooper hag secured the services of one of the best actors of the present day, Mr. A. Younge, of Drury Lane, who will make his first appearance on Monday evening in the character of Sir Peter Teazle, in the School for Scandal ...
... No. :3-, Wlellclofe Square, Middlefex, but lalt of SculcoatesYorlkhire, white lead nierchant.-T1hos. Hawkins Patten, of Drury Lane, A'Tiddlefe, ?? Leach of Turnhana Green Middlefex, ihopkeeper. ...
... at the Back with the royal Arms. It feemed to be warmly difputed among the Spectators which Canopy bore the Preference, Drury Lane or Covent Garden. The latter was judged more (hewy, but the former more elegant. it was natural to fuppofe the Accident ...
... EDWARD ASH. Witncffei to the above being a true Cafe, Mr. Alexander Robcrtfon, Checfemonger, No. 122, Drury Lane; Mr. Jolcph Bcnguagh, Publican, Drury Lane; Mr. William Bouk, Holler, No. 24.6, Holhorn; Mr. Robert Poulton, Glafs Cutter, No. 16, Upper Court ...
... Esq. Major in the Royal Horse Artillery.-At Hinton St. George. Mr. Tett. He was formerly a vocalist for many years at Drury- lane and Covent-garden Theatres.-At his brother's house, Hamp- stead, aged 28, John Lea, Esq, jun. of Blakebrook.coumnon, near ...
... Chelfes, Mer. R. Suetr, of Drury Lane Theatre. Nature feemed quite worn out;- he had been a long time in a very lethargic-ilate, but latterly he grew mtuch worfe. He made his firft appearance in London on the boards of Drury Lane T heatre, which houfe he ...
... last insolvency at Lancaster, and that, being informed that Mir. Mathews was in receipt of 801. a week from AIr Smith, of Drury-lane theatre, under a settled agreement, he thought some part of that income ought to be paid into Court for the benefit of the ...
... 30, January I, and Fe- bruary.7, at Guiidhall, London.-yazrns Srmit6 and -Edzoard 111eredib, of, Blaclmore Street, near Drury Lane, Mildlefex, Linen Drapers, January 3, I7, and February 7, at Guildhall.-Madsuri. Gillkes, of South.- ampton Place, New Road ...
... Ships Aflive and Favourite, has producetl dear of all Charges 519,703!. arc affured, that David Garrick, Elq; Patentee of Drury Lane Theatre, will fet out for Italy the Beginning of next Month. twelve Strings fine Iftmters pafied London Bridge in tlieir ...
... from the cclebriied Comedy of TrE, POOR GENTLEMAN. The Part of Dr. ALLAPOO by Mr. BANNISTER, jon. from 1he Theatre Roval, Drury . Lane. To f eb ¢ivhsiI be added, the Meilal Entertairment of TH-IE AGREEABLE SURPRISE. Thle Part of Lnto by Mr. BANNISTER. BERKSHIRE ...