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... in the Giltfpur Street Compter, London) Broker, Ooher %6, November a, and 30, at Guild- ?? Rcsieon and 7,r5n 16betfon, of Drury Lane, Mliddlefex, Grocers, O&olber a6, November a, and 3o, at Guildhall.-,7oia White and Wm. Perniboueh both of Manchefter, Calico ...
... Bridge. Street, Covent Garden, Cheefemonger, Nov. 214, , .and December .sz, at Guildliall.-Rd. Davey, -.af R~uffel Court, Drury Lane, Linen Draper, Nov. - , ?? and Dec. so, at Guildhall.-Anltot1y Collis, of .fle End Road, Ship Osners Nov. z5, 25, and Deceinber ...
... TO SURRENDER.-Rob. Cox, of Caftle Street, Southwark, Carpenter, May 23, 30, and June 3o, at Guildhail-Williani Morley, of Drury Lane, Warehoufeman, May 26, 30, and June 30, at Guild- ?? Williams, of. Lriftol, Broker, May 27, June 6, and 3o, at Guildhall-Peter ...
... of DRAPERY and LINENS, very cheap. C-9 A respectable Youth wanted as an Apprentice. Prr H ILLIPS, eight ?? at ?? o Royal Drury Lane ?? Garden, also at Paga- ninits late Concerts, and ithe Sing's Concert Rooms, Lon. don, respectfully announces to the Nobility ...
... cefler, to be by them elefted Bithop of that See. BANICRar Ts.-Wilaw Do/kler, of Winchefter, Inn- holder. -A. Smith, of Drury Lane, Baker. - George Wrigley, of Matley, Chefter, Hatter. - 7ohn Rideing, of Uverpool, and ?? Leaver, of Manchetler, Mer. chants ...
... his early years was a 'pocket-comedian. the hind kg. of a pantomime elephant. a about. • dancer, an acrobat He was • mite Drury Lane in a Christmas produetion in when he fulfilled the humble oar. of the ion in • perepective line of soldier& His sister, ...
... THE Copartnership carried on by William Morley and Samuel Pin'oer* Brufli-makcr?, Turners and Warelioufcmen, at No. 91, Drury Lane, in the of Wcftminftcr and County of Middlcfex, under the Firm of M'.rley and PJttder, was by mutual Confent dirtblved from ...
... will surpass anything he has yet brought here. The book of Aladdin has been written by Mr. Hickory Wood, author of the Drury lane pantomime, and there ore ten scenes. A company has been engaged, in addition to Collins' troupe of dancers and the Moson ...
... of Buxred, In SufTex, Tanner. — James Richards, of Walworth Common, JVtiddlefet, Muftard Manufacturer. James Butler, of Drury Lane, Hotter. — John Vale, of Birmingham, Toy Maker.— ?? Greenwood, of Whitcombe Street, Soho, Auctioneer— 7-cm_J Metcalfe, of ...
... of o ther Theatre He has alfo been favoured antfcript CopiesIof all the new and popular i hcrnmed at the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane CaVP t Garden, which will- be brought forward G°Cear'r of the Seafon; and as every Effort will Ihe to inertS othatin, he ...
... William Rivers, late of All-cannings, Wilts, Dealer and Chapman. â John Watts, formerly of St. James's Street, late of Drury Lane, and now of Buckingham Court, Spring Gardens, Middlesex, Broker. â Juliana Chartres, late of Wooley, in the Parish of ...
... 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 ...