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... Shadwell. Viney, tailor, Burgess, jeweller, Duke street, Grosvenor square.—Robert Watson Warner, tavern keeper, Bread court, Drury lane.—Thomas fancy waistcoat manufacturer, Huline, Lancashire.—Josep!t Zanetti, carver and gilder, Manchester.—Raiph Harper, ...
... n err party, like a citeh, crows the greater the more it is hollowed out. It was suid of the Committee of Management of Drury Lane Theatre, that when they shut up the house for a few evenings, missing the nightly loss, thev mis- took the state of things ...
... Shadwell. weller, , tailor, Cornbili—Daniel Burgess, je —Robert Watso a Warner, Grosvenor square. —Thomes , Bread court, Drury lane. —Josepht at manufacturer, Huline, Lancasbire- coach ‘rand gilder, Manchester.—Ralph Harper, Heap, Norris, William no keeper ...
... TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 20 From Tuesday Gazette. DectakaTion oF INSOLVENCY.—Joshua Kidd, coach eurrier. Brownlow street. Drury lane. BanKRuPts.—J. Deane; pastebuard manufacturer, Sydney square, Commercial road—Thomas Harding, gun maker, Birmingham—Witlliam ...
... Scotland yard, Westminster, wooilen draper T. Halls, Bell yard, Gracechurch street, victualler J. Kidd, Brownlow street, Drury lane, coach currier. H. Field and J. Crane, Bush lane, Cannon street varnish makers. E. Flower, Greek street, manufacturing goldsmith ...
... the sudden disappearap: Mrs. Gibson, resides with Med months and a half, «hose mother, sons her husband in Princes-street, Drury-lane ; but as yet no clue has been obtained by means of wh ich the child cai n be traced. man ‘The facls, as they have app eared ...
... Protiric Poer.—The late Sir Egerton Brydges less than 2,000 sonnets. is said to have written in the course of one year no Ihe Drury-lane orchestra has been increased to ninety-six musicians, the largest number ever yet en- gaged in an English theatre. A ntleman ...
... expected much business will be done. on Wednesday the !8th of October instant, when it is Among the list of appointments at Drury Lane for of this city, as /eader of the ballets. the ensuing season is the name of Mr. G. Leaman, late We are informed, that ...
... letter of “A Constant PUSTSCRIPYT. LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, NOVY. 23: From Tuesday Nizat s Guzette. DEcLARATIONS oF JNSOLYENC Drury Lane, victualler. ¥.—Wiiliam B. Walker DANKRwUPTS,— Robert Smith Sharman, commission the Hailps, bovkseller, Piceadilly—Joun ...
... steelyard maker. G. K. Longdon, Cheltenhaw, stone mason. W. Starie, Catler street, Houndsditeh, builder. W. B. Walker, Drury lane, victuatler. broker. J. Clarke, Claremont place, North Brixton, stock J ham, glass ice, G. Morga n, and H. W. Rollason, ...
... Great street and Robert Burrows, of No. 3, S.oane place, North street, Chelsea, and a man named William Carter, at No. 91, Drury lane. Up to eight o'clock last evening, when a reporter left the receiving bouse, the bodies of the unfortunate persons had not ...
... s.—Jobu Hamilton Reynolds, money- Great Mariborough Street, Oxford Street—Joha F livery stable Keeper, Princess Strect, Drury Lane—John ason, wine merchant, Boston, Lincoinshire— George Lansiy, blacksmith, Wilts— Elias Dunstervilie Puddi combe, surgeon ...