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... Guildhall, Attornies, Mclfrs. Crowder and Lavie, Frederick/.,-Place, Old Jewry. Robert- Roberts, little Ruflcl-rtrcet, Covent Garden, Lincn-dnpcj; to furrendcr January 10, 20, and February 13, Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. George Atkiafo >, CaitK-ftrect, ...
... merccr; February 10, at GuildhaJl. Kolxrt Pickering, Cheapfide, paper-rtainer; Fcbruary 17, Guildhall. Anthony Calvert) of Covent*-Garden, glafs-fcller; January 31, Guildhall. Edwards, late of Sr. Ives, Cornwall, dealer and Chapman; January 20, at the Ship ...
... the Antiigye kan, New farum. F b. 1G. Caleb Tripals, late of ma- river, at Londsa. Feb. zr. Folin Lucas, of York-ftrect, Covent-Garden, linen-«'tap T, at t cS London, Feb. 23. Richard Taylor, of Rufet-fiect, Covent-Gar- den, Middicfex, linen-draper, Guildhull ...
... calenderer, to furrender Feb. 11. 17. and March at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Meftis. Ward, and C.eaves, Henrietta-tlreet, Covent-Garden. William Mailey, Market Drayton, Shropfhire, fhopkeeper, l'urreuder Feb. 18, 19, and 14, ;rt the Dragon Inn, in Walfall ...
... died miierably poor, September and was buried at the private expencc of Mr. Longucville, a gentleman of the Temple, in Covent Garden ciiurch yard. About fortv years afterwards, Mr. Barber, an eminent printer, and Lord Mayor of London, ererted his memory ...
... reception was not favourable. On Thuriday night a new comedy, from the of Mr. O’Keefe, made its firft appear~ ance at Covent-Garden, entitled Life’s ...
... Coker, failcluth-maker. k obert Hoakefly, of Chefter, merchant. ofeph Wett, of Drury-lane, taylor. Villiam Bethell, of Covent Garden, fruiterer. T. Waphhor, of ‘Tuftun-fireet, carpenter. T. Sill the younger, of Heworth Shore, potter. Frances Tidmarth, ...
... fpuddane, or potatoe ground, lit at more reafonablc rate. A new Comedy, entitled, The Defrrtcil Daughter, was performed at Covent-Garden Theatre 011 Saturday evening to aiidiencc unufually crowded, and was received tliroughout with genuine and uninterrupted ...
... tlreet, London, and co-partners, to futrender 28, 29, and Sept. 26, Guildhall, London. John Ridley, Henrietta-rtreer, Covent-Garden, cordwainer, to fuircndt-r Augult September 4, and 26, Guildhall, London. Robert Banbury, faftor, furrender Aug. 27, 23 ...
... and Cope, Papes-buiiding£, Temple, London, and Mr. Thomas Timbrel], Trowbridge, Wilts. Jonathan Burnup, of Bcdfordbury, Covent-Garden, tayJor, to furrender October 10, and Novemi>er 7, Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Thomas Holloway, Chancery-lane. Peter Wallace ...
... arrange his dcfence. A new comedy, called Speculation, from the light and airy mule of Mr. Reynolds, was performed at Covent Garden Theatre Saturday evening, with confidcrable applaule.—The Epilogue (by Miles Peter Andrews) bore moft humourous allufion ...
... of 1061. was proved the fatisfaftion of the Jury, who returned a verdift of Guilty—Death. A new Piecc is coming out at Covent-Garden from the pen of Mr. Colman, founded upon the Adventures of Caleb Williams. An old writer remarks on Chriftmas, 'that it ...