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... time for the im- portation of 2l] other grain for three months.’ Mr. Sheridan has paid Dr. Ford 18,o00!. for his fhare of Drury-lane theatre. Mrs, Siddons, it is re- ported, lent of the money ; for which fhe has a mOitgage on the theatre. In confequence ...
... dreffer. Thos. Powell, of Briftol, Thomas Bulman, Henry. Bulman, and Wm. Bulman, of. Kendal, drovers. Wm, Waterhouie, of Drury-lane, mufick-feiler. David de Penna, of Hounfditch, feather-man. W. Thomp- fon, of Waliham Abbey, thop-keeper,. Monk, of Bloomfbury ...
... with Dr. Goldfmith's Comedy of SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER- Or, THE MISTAKES OF NIGHT. Tony Lumpkin, Mr. (of the Theatre Royal, Drury-Lane, being his firft. appearance on this ftaire thefe three years).—-——To which will be added a new Mufical Entertainment, railed ...
... | Wala who-will difchargethé fame. © JN. Be W. Morley requetts his will b ¢ in addreffing their letters and orders 91, Drury-lane, SPORTSMEN. This Day is publifbed, . 1? ‘Price Adorned with a Frontif picce; ‘and p Gae ing-papcr, to make it portable for ...
... four men from the Mar/bone club, for one thoufand guineas, on favour the latter. noon man was murdered in Cockpitalley, Drury-lane. He had given two girls of the town fome money, about which quarrel arofe; one of the girls with a pair of tongs ftruck ...
... grand fleet this day, but they muft evidently be to the Weftward this Port. BANKRUPTS. Robert R.outledgc, of Ruffcl-court, Drury-lane, linen-draper. William Grorr, Southampton, grocer. Peter Hall, Hounftow, iaii-kc ...
... body, BR Nght the Public ofice in’ Bow-frect, he > & maid, was examined for tre 1s) Mr. Yates, ‘nu ™mber of artic late of Drury-lane ‘ “eu, whi h the theft w les of value; the bis SQ € time bac as difcovered are rather Ps h ufs ? And left a w k Mr. Yates ...
... ftreet, ppholftcrer. Jobn Richardfon and Sylvefter Hill, of the Strand, John Cole, of Watford, taylor. John Dudgeon, of Drury-lane, baker. Henry Roberts, ef Blackfriars-road, nurfery man. John Cock, othcrwife Cocks, of New Bond-ftreet, confeétioner. Edward ...
... with no other injuiy to.himfelf, but breaking bone about the ancle. . night Mrs. after an ef two yean, made her appearance Drury-Lane, Theatre, in the character of liabella. Two gentlemen fafhion and fortune have lately been Committed Chelmsford goal, for ...
... and at No. 12, (private houfc) Charles-ftrcet, St. J.rmes'j fquare; and the following; Bookfelleis; Barker, RulW-court,Drury-lane No. iB;,Higrr- Holborn ; Ha/.ard, Ba(h ; Palmer and Merrick, ; Gander Or Hodges, ; Rollafon, Coventry ; LVck, Bury; Kavdon ...
... Daniel, and other tirtincr.t Hiftoiians with Notes, critical and explanatory. JOHN G I D, Eft:; London, primed by C. Lowndes, Drury Lane ; and fold W, Locke, No. 12, Red Lion.ftreet, Holborn ; H. D. No. »o, Pateinoftci-Ruw; all other Bookfdlcrs. ojjofais large ...
... November, and informed the A might prepare accordingly. * c, 5 ,° r out nigh: about eight o'clock, lC ' *' a Coal-yard, Drury-lane. It burned lf for a confiderable time, and extended ttfc ~; 'y hinc in one direction, and reached -for °,lborn :he other ...