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... —S. and T. roller manu- Shetfield—William Jenkins, Brentwood, Essex—Joseph Slater, coal merchant, Fulham, Sarber, draper, Drury lane. Bankrupts.—H. N, Powell, scrivener, Chipping Gloucester-nire ; F. Darragit, joiner, Liverpool ; J. Low, miller, Derby, ...
... Park, miller.- E. Stephenson, Liverpool, joiner. BANKRUPTS. J. Bankin, Berner street, Commercial-road, carrier. J. Barber, Drury-lane, draper. G. B. Davidge, New Cat, Blackfriars Road, printer. J. Gomersall, Burlington-areade, Piccadilly, umbreila-maker ...
... — _ POSTSCRIPT. | LINDON, TUESDAY EVENING, DEC. 17. From Tuesday Night’s Gazette. Bankrupts.—S. Barber, draper, Drury lane—J. Slater, coai merchant, Fulham—David Davis, silversmith, Castle street, Houndsditch—J. Cumberiege, jun., stock broker, Old Broad ...
... Sir,—Francis Haymax was born at Exeter in 1708, and be- came the scholar of John Brown, a portrait painter in London, for Drury Lane Theatre. on leaving whom he was much employed in furnishing scenes He was very industrious, though his He habits were dissipated ...
... lane, and stole the silver gilt vase, or cup, weighing 200 ounces, presented by the late Lord Byron and the com- mittee of Drury-lane Theatre to the late Edmund Kean, the tragedian, in 1816. Lord Byron’s and tke whole of the committee and performers’ names ...
... had been murdered by he vat with a table knife. r husband, by ns ra.— am the wife of W Haw- at No. 16, White Horse y ard, Drury-lane, by the deceased aud her husband. The ret Very poorty and weak for the } ast fort. reeks. LT sawher in the parlour on Sunday ...
... 1 shall be glad to speak to you. methods of preparation were stated in our last, were nave is Amold; I am the manager of Drury Lane brought before William Lee, and John Harris, Esqrs., 1 stagzered as if 1 bad been siot, My act’ ng in Savage” was However ...
... Dunstable, horse dealer. » Jerusalem Coffee-house, Cowper’s court, Cornhiil, maste T mariner. W. Willtams, White Hart street, Drury Lane. J. R. H. Withers, Bristol, linen-draper. J. Dadd, Margate, Kent, grocer. G. Dobson, Hatton, Cheshire, grocer. J. Stephenson ...
... Inn-lane, wasobserved to turn suddenly round, and fall backwards at full length upon the ground with Mr. Teuton printer, of Drury-lane, who was passing at the moment, instantly ran to his assist- ance, and, with the aid of two other the unfortanrte gentleman ...
... and support were derived from his eldest daughter, Miss Lee, an interesting and highly actress in the Covent Garden and Drury Lane theatres ; whose filial duties have been performed in a most unwearied and exemplary manner. Mr. Lee has !eft a widow and ...
... cheesemonzer. T. Folkard, High Holborn, hackneyman. J. D. Gander, Brill-row, Somers’-town, victualler. F. Joseph M*Carthy, Drury-lane, broker. C. J. B. Pons, Old Bond-street, hatter. T. Turner, New Bond-street, upholsterer. R, Wilkinson, flannel factor. ...
... at the houses of persons residing in the vicinity of the place. A “Liesr” Bustness.—A bill exhibited at a sho window in Drury-lane, near Princes street, informs us there is “A large worksho P to let, admirably adapted for a Printer, an Undertak: er, or ...