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... FROM TUESDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. BANKRUPTS. William John Hammond, (Lessee of Drury lane Theatre, See.) Essex street, Strand, music seller John Aplin Howe, Bristol, umbrella and parasol manufacturer John Roberts, Coppice, near Nottingham, gardener Henry Holland ...
... 3 TYQ YD 7 \\T FLYING VISIT OF LONDON STARS, ONE NIGHT ONLY, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9th, 1905. N\ \/ > T Y\ MISS MABEL LOVE, Drury Lane Theatre ; MISS MURIEL NEWMAN, Egyptian Hall; MR. J. WARREN FOSTER, Savoy Theatre; ~ MR. MAITLAND DICKER (Humorist), Avenue ...
... Essex, tailor Inseph Tarrant, Strand, tailor Robert Bnck, Old street, St. Luke's, back maker Win Williams, Drury court, Drury lane, victualler Lewis, Bishop's Stortford, Herts, cattle salesman Ambrose George Campbell, Fulham, apothecary fohn Tutt, Rye ...
... street, Soho, manufacturing goldsmith • K-U toil J»* Craue, lane, Cannon st. Tarnish maniifrs. k « Kidd Browiilow street, Drury lane, coacb currier tr'lam and William Thomas Jesse, Bourton, Dorsetshire, tick manufacturers r|, Jesse Bourton, Dorsetshire ...
... banker Margaret Brierley and Peter Arrive, Manchester, ma chine makers John Cranfield, Newington-Causeway, tailor -John Moye, Drury Lane, oil and colouriaan DIVIDENDS —March 13, Richard Bristol, leather factor—March 10, Wm. Barter, Frome Selwood, common brewer ...
... Saturday that her income averaged £5,000 year. This eclipses even the (alary drawn by lady held in great esteem at recent Drury Lane pantomime, and whose income was pnblicly stated to be £72 a week. both these ladies are accomplished in what is known as ...
... In those collieries no one w nty of Derby, it is said, there 1¢ commission of the peace.. , to the general fund ; fe of Drury Lane on Saturday of age, Was to be re and having risen ‘‘ superior to be paid accordingly Coul chs to which a performer had | ...
... Bennett, Union Court, Broad-street, London, merchant George I lewett, Reading, corn factor Edmund Tyrell, Brownlow-street, Drury Lane, victualler Edward Aldred, Milk-street, Clieapside, warehouseman John Twe'mlow, Hatlierton, Chester, maltster Wm. Harrison ...
... buildings, East street, Walworth, boot and shoe manufacturer Septimus Frederick Martyn, hill, shoe warehouseman James Broad, Drury lane, coach ironmonger Edward Lewis, Coleman street, City, lithographic printer William Pen fold, Market terrace, Caledonian ...
... merchant . w-'m Berwick, Munster Street, Regent's Park, corn dealer £!',?. _ c'tmi,, Houndsditch, builder Be»*er Walker, Drury Lane, victualler North Brixton, Surrey, stock broker Harrisen, juu., Commercial Road, Middlesex, w'lUwHn, Sheffield, builder ...
... Marshall, Birchin lane, merchant _ [drapers Benjamin Oliver, and William Goodwin, High Wycombe, Thos. Pilbeam, Parker-st., Drury lane, (smith and spring maker Reynold Hogg Goddard, Wood street, City, fringe maker Edward Morris Morgan, Welchpool, barytes ...
... and John William Wesley, Bridewell- Precinct, London, coal merchants William Williams, Lombard street, merchant Levens, Drury Lane, coach maker las. W. and Henry M. Robinson, Walbrook. Buildings, London, wrought iron tube manufacturers Lewis Cwmsychan ...