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... July 23, Aug. 24, at Dividends to be made. Aog. 4. Jofeph Law- rence and Thos. Harrifon, of White-Hor‘esYard, Guildhall. Drury-Lane, Woojlen-Drapers and Partners, at Aag. 3. Joho Wakeford, of St. Ano, Black- friars, Sugar-Baker, at Gaildhall. Aug. 5 Henry ...
... Benefit of Mrs. AUSTIN, rm’d, a New July 25, will be (nev but once) ak Z O. A cnt with at Drury-Lane laf Alonro, Mr. M:. K Mr. Duncan; Sebatisn, Mr. Whitlock 5 Velafeo, Mr. le; Cofole, Mr. Johnfun; Hamet, Mr. Smith ; . OfBeer, Mr. Crotty Ormifinda, Mis ...
... ' agreeable to the pretest Mode of Perforetaste at the Lawton Theatres, under the in fpetliom of Mr. Homes, Prompter at Drury- Lane, and Mr. Yotraciza, Prompter at Covent- ' Garden ; with Notes critical and il:ultrative up• os the Author, befides others ...
... Kingjlon upon Hull, charts, Denlers, Chapmen, and Copartners; Guildhall, London ij Eduard Kendrick, or Lie of Princes fircet, Drury-Lane, in the County of Aliddlefcx, Brafs-Fcun- er ; at Guildhall, London. ij. William Southall, mv or late of Nrsrman-firett ...
... ¥eflerday died at his Houfe at Meworth, after a tedious neis, james Lacy, Efq; one of the Patentees of the Theatre- al in Drury-Lane. The above Gentleman has half of the Patent fince the Year 1747, and ts reported ta have died worth 60,0001, On Thuriday ...
... To which will added, a Mulical Entertainment 1 (never acted here) call’d. The DESERTER. As petfotm’d the Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane, with universal Applaufc. The Me/it by Meftrs. DihJca, riciliJur, and A/«/*er. Henry, Mr. Wlieeler; Rullet, Mr. Simkin, ...
... Evening. April n, will performed, the lafl New Tragedy, call’d, S E T H O N A. it it now performing the Theatre-Royal, in Drury-Lane, with uniwerfal Appl.iufe. The Tart of Menet. a GENTLEMAN, being hit firft Appearance on any Stage; Seraphit, Mr Cafey ; ...
... extent of Our Correfrodents, was that Year 135,49a1. And 1764. the Grofs amount was 431.0481. Th ofe three great Ornaments to Drury-Lane Theatre, Mrs. Barry, Mrs. Abiagtoa, and Younge, are at this Time exceedingly isdifpofed. The Will of the late Sir William ...
... Man-midwife who attended her. It gives grea' concern in cur Account this Calamity to mention, that Mr. Kennedy formcily of Drury-lane Theatre, (who wa* on a Vifit Younger) Was burnt in a lliocking Manner in endeavouring his Wife, who, with a young Lady and ...
... ph ode •. Great Kirhy•flret t, St. Andrew, Ho'boro„ Mercnant, at Girldhall, Londoa. Aug 8. Jobs Hetkes. °Maffei. dreet. Drury- Lane. Baker; at Guildhall, London. Sep'. 7. Wm. Carpendale. of St. Botolph, Without Aldgatr. Grocer, at Guildhall, London. Cryofeater ...
... With the Clue-otter of Mit. _ . Osumi!, Dramatic Pewees, as it is perform's. with great Apples& it the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane) Mn. Slatteinella Doggeetk Mn. Auffirr • hletporsene (her Daughter) Wafter j Captain Le B,v. Mr. Duncan; Donald Mathinsoth ...
... late of in the County . Linen-draper, Dealer and Chapman; appear v 1, ij, and Dec. to, Guildhall, London. yhn Carajs, of Drury-lane in the tinlr of Middle- Bridle- cutter, Sadler's-itonmonger. Dealer and Chapto appear Nov. y, 15, and Dec. 10, at Guildii ...