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... Lord Sinclair, to Mills ys Chilholme, only daughter of James Chilholme, Efq.- I fl, 'Mr. B. Uphill, of Brydges Street, Covent Garden, to or Mi(S Mary Child, of Mount Street, Grofvenor Square.- ve William Mills, late of Calcutta, Efq. to Mi1s Caroline Ig ...
... !t tcn, at Guildislhi. Attorneyt, Mr. Browet, Littl E t i lay l-tirt 'C!,eaipide. john li;ctrea ot CUlliihdos-ltreot, Covent Garden, dealer, I'cti,. s. n, Ma ';Ch 2, A l ril 3, at sine, at Gidldhll. 'Attotesy, Mzr. (thr¢ifts , t'sstlhalisspwsuccosrt, ...
... and April 3, at I Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Brown, Little Friday-strect, Cheapsidea John iKeeves, late of Chandos-street, Covent-Garden, Dealer; February 23, -March 2, and April 2, atGuild- hall. Attoiney, Mi. Johnston, Southampton-Coutr, s Quteen's-square ...
... dropfy, are made public, by requeft, for the good of the affliaed with thofe diforders:- TO DR. CRAMER. ie nrieta Street, Covent Garden, Dec. 2o, 1902. ec SIR, We are defired by'THOMAS RAYLIN GS, Efq. of Iflington, to inform you, that his nephew, re- fpeding ...
... IBell-Wharf, qisddlesex, victualler james Lyon, Savage-Gar- dtnss, London, merciant. Robert Bakewevll, Bridges- strect, Covent-Garden, coffee-house keeper. Hienry HI iams, Walter-row, Surrey, umbrelalmlamker. Philip Wintoiri, Jamaica Houses, Surrey, vicrtsaller ...
... Doricourt is meant for a highly finifled cha- racer,though poffeled of wveak prinoiples ; being written for Nfir Lewis, Covent Garden, it is not eafy to find a fub(titute in the prefent fcarcity of performers in his line of the drama. Mr YotuNr was nevetthelefs ...
... whole edifice is likely tofall to the ground. For the . presentat leastallproceedings havebeen stopped. The arrears of Covent Garden Theatre are provided fbr by a nightly reservation on the profits, after thb payment of the current expen- ces. The most ...
... Ship Chandler;- George Dike, of Abingdon Street, Wcflmirnfter, Boot and Shot-Maker.-7obn Keessea, of Chandos Street, Covent Garden, Dealer and Chapman.-Tbhmas Starcy, of New- gate Street, Wholefale Linen Draper.-Ricbard Comber, of Lewes, Suffex, Watch-Maker ...
... of Genieral Stewart's Foreign Corps. T11r.A TRICAL.-Wednesday evening their Majesties and'the Princesses again honoured Covent Garden Theatre with a visit. The' pieces performed were The Cabinet and The Review. The house was extremely crowded, and the audience ...
... a made public, by requeft, for the good of the I afflifted with thofe diforders:- t TO DR. CRAMER. A Henrietta Street, Covent Garden, Dec. zo, So2. e SIR, We are defired by THOMAS RAXLIKGS, ECq. of Iflington, to inform you, that his nephew, re- ?? whom ...
... fecond growth will in twenty years time be worth ;o,cool. It is reported in the theatrircal circles, that Mr Siddons, of Covent Garden theatre, is going - to lead Mifs Murray, of that theatre, to the t hymeneal 'brine. Lall Saturday fe'ennight, at full noon ...
... mourniful passing'kriell was sound- ed tor several hours at the parish, churches of St. George, Bloomsbury, and St. Paul, Covent Garden. Minute bells werq tolled at-each fruiii eleven in the morning till two in the afternoon. Upwards of 300 of the tefiantry ...