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... — Francis .M'Knigtir, Long Acre, Miifdlefcx, brown li icn-'manufadtaier Williypi M'Law.x, lohn Rifk, and George JcnKinS, Drury-lane, Middkftx. currirts pfedtice, bf Little' Wllif-flrccr, Middlcfex. cabinet-maker—Thilip Emery! Bartwru, Somcrfetlhhe, t ...
... received the corn mefldinon the Britiih Critics ; added the molt flattering tuilic ' ' ' i.i London; C. Lownds, No. 66, Drury- *'* Lane, or. CELEBRATED WORM MEDICINE* tie Form tf Gingeriread Hutt, Faithfully prepared from the ORIGINAL RECIPE, b» the Proprietors ...
... Britannia which were loudly applauded with encore and encore. Eoril Mutgrave and Colonel Phips, in the »gn time went to Drury.Lane Houle, and in•mined Use Manager the glorious achievements the navy, which ordered beannotmceti' the by Mr. Suet. The mufic ...
... charged jlie 'oatlj-of Peachy, of Chedworth r ofc ft eating an iron bar, and a docking ate. j?1 . Mr. Ruflcl made; his firft Drury-Lane- on .Thorfday, 14. Ciadn jm' Scbtelftr Scandal. He acquitted manner to entitle him a eery preminent Yituation the boards ...
... merchant.—Feb. 28, John of Gaimfocd-ftmt, Southwark, Snrry, ligbteraB, William M'Laws, John RiOT, dnd George Jenkins, of Drury-lane, Mtddiefcx, curriers.— lB, Jofcph Gatty and William Walltr, of Wandl'worth, Surry, drtiggifts.— 24, Thomas IbrOs), London ...
... fplendid and interefting Scene in the grand and magtrifi,,cei-c Ballet Alexander the Great, now performing the Theatre Royal, Drury-Lane, with applaufe. The whole to enriched with beautiful Pottraits. Views, Hifiotical Prints, fcc. it c. executed try qui f ...
... Shrcwtbury, Salop, woollen-draper.—6, Peter How, late Whitehaven, Cumberland, merchant,- —l3. John Colyer and James- Colyer, of Drury-lane. Middlesex, button-makers. C, Morris, hitc o Manchclk-r, Lancalhirr, aw, William Clark, late near Manchciler callico-pi ...
... ting, Sorry, —7, Jofcph While tire elder, Staines, Msddlcfat, —Oft. jo, Jofin Mathcwtt William .M'Lawa, and Jdhri Rilk, of Drury lane, Midflefea, curriers.—-sq, Richard Samuel and John Samuel, both of Idol-lane, London, merchants—2o, Frederick Bartholomew ...
... Gloccfterfhire, nyrchant. 12, George F.iirbarne, of King-flreet, Weftroinftcr, Middlefcx, ironmonger— 2J, Walter Vaughan, of Drury lane, Middlefcx, butcher. —May 7, Job Hoare, of Tflttenham-courtroad, Middlefex, builder.—April 2, Thomas Adfhcad, of Stockporr ...
... happy (hew every civility to the Governor that ntiglit be in his power. During Jhe performance of the Follies of a Day , Drury-lane, on Thurfday night, the robe of Mifs took fire, confequenee of her Handing too clufe to the fide-lamps; which for a mordent ...
... Unfortunate Defctving. Mrs.' V £R S B R G, Simffw, who Was Pupil of Mr R. Linlcy, and fung, with applaufc, for ievcrtil years Drury-Lane Theatre. Principal Violin—,\fr BucEtgftatn. Vpeal Parts by Mrs, Vrmfbrrp* and Others. AFTKK THE CONCERT A BALL. Tickets ...
... Kenfington Gravel-Pits, Dr. Godfrey, hud the Htventnr of the Cordial known by his name. BANKRUPTS. Henry Barnen, of Crown Court, Drury-lane, Middlcfex, merchant. John Wright, of Leadenhall-ftrcet, London, carver. John Gould, of' Coventry, farftor.—William Morchard ...