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... and Mr. Wilmot. For the defendant, Mr. Skynacr, Mr. Dunning, Mr.-Madocks, and Mr. Kenyon. Yefterday green peas fold at Covent-Garden for half a guinea pottle in the fttells, and ftrawbenics at half crown the gill. _ The lame day. five guineas were given ...
... enfuing, Friday, in purfuance a contrail entered into in March la(l, Mr. Colman conveyed his (hare the patents and property Covent- Garden Theatre to James Leake, Efu. who purchaled the (hare of Mr. Rutherford the year 1768,. in conjunction with Henry Efq. ...
... drew; Balfour, jBfo; Advocate* one (be Commiffoietof Edinburgh, in room of William Ijd'Kenzie, of Balmadathy, deccafed, ' Covent Garden Market, a part of the Duke : Bedford's eft ate, which in the year produced only 3001. per annum, oow brings in near 2000] ...
... the Jud the Conrt of Mofes Planchén, for eleven endkeschiefs, the Daniel Goldens Elizabeth Wes, for pickidg pockets at Covent Garden Play- Saleh et Asli a quan- tity of filver the ‘property of Dr. Cadogen redvig Sc. rty of Jo Wok. be Sedte and i nes for ...
... Royal ' .Exchange. Printed by JAMES BATESON, (of Denrrtark-street, Giles's) ; and published by RICHARD BAGSHAW, Bow.giect, Covent-garden). , ...
... h Consble of Westminster,. Treasurer; oscc removed from No. 7, Catherine-Street, Strand, 'to No. as, 13RIDGES. STREET, COVENT-GARDEN; where sulleriptiuns are received to insure persons from serving in the Militia, if drawn by virtue of the present existing ...
... character of Mrs. Haller in the Play of the Stranger, with, tirae, Actron and niaca, and The Humourist - THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT GARDEN. present FRIDAY, will be presented,. Traedy.cf KING RICHARD THE THIRD. • • 'With New and Appropriate . Dresses, Scenery ...
... extravagancies of a beau kept the house c,mstantly in a roar. . • There are 'nb less than six'Ophdlas to start this stason at Covent-Garden. However stri/ne it rnaV.appear, the disappointed candidates will probatity be the niost-sacces4nl in the Mad scents. There ...
... completed, that Tragedy will lort presented, for the first time this season, on Monday next. NEVER ACTED. TIAYEATRE ROYAL, COVENT GARDEN. T HIS present SATURDAY, will be presented, a New Comedy, called . LIFE. The principal characters by Mr. Lewis, Mr. Munden ...
... THEATRE. COVENT GARDEN, Mr. Reynolds's Muse exhibited, on Saturday evening, at Covent Garden, a Drama, which, for want of a More distinct term, may be called a muly ;'a-Drama where Pathos and Farce alternately excite the ' tear of Pity, or compel the ...
... THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT GARDEN. ' THIS present TUESDAY, will be performed, a New Comedy, called L I F E. The principal characters by Mr. Lewis, Mr. Munden, Mr. 'awcett. Miss Chapman, Mrs. St. Ledger, Miss Cox, arid kiss Murray. After which will be revived ...
... 'Tottenham. His master entrusted to him a waggon, with three horses. loaded with potatoes, value Li s, to b e t a ken to, Covent-Garden market; instead of g oing to the Place as desired, it is supposed he ad the potatoes fo . some per3ons in Mile-End-road; ...