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... Account of & New Cemedy ealled Tux Duet- LIST, as performed for lie frg 1 ime en Saturday Nigbt laft at the 7 heatre Ropal, Covent Garden. ...
... Creditors. Neov. 16, Thomas Dedd, of Critch in Derbyfhire, Dealer, at the George in Derby.——273. gmnmm,' of York-Streer, Covent- Garden, Haberdather, at Guiidbali._26. Edinund Littlchales, of Shrewfbury, Draper, at Ward’s Coffee-houfe in Shrewfbury,— Richard ...
... be. e Noife, the Aainfilted on his go~ -with, they would omifed them, that he laboured under give up a Paint Theatre, Covent - Garden iroke for 2 Wife: Member for the thed 5001. to All rmerly belonged. nl ...
... Paul's, Covent-Garden, Money- Sciivener, === . Thomas Weftbrook, JofephSharp, and ]J!n Sharp, of wm 153 tofure render July 20, 21, and Auguit 11, at the Angel, in “fche i l—- Wolverhampton. > : Marmaduke Teafdale, of Taviftock-flreet, Covent Garden, Wa ...
... be added, for tfi'fln‘ this Seafon, A MUSICAL BURLETTA of Two Ads, perform'd with great Applaufe at the Theatre-Royal in Covent. Garden, call’d X 3 ißty T g ...
... and leanteous as yowr Charms. Londen, printed forG. Arrxx, No. 59, Pater-nofier. Row, and J. Maarzwxixz, James-Street, Covent- Garden; and fold by the Printers of this Paper, the Difirihutors of the Same, and by all other Book{sllas amd News-Carriers in ...
... et IO YSR TS 2t the fame houfe will be cmployedvi'l‘: g— & new tragedy written by Dr. ¢ other hand, at Covent Garden, a va~new picces and performers, it is {aid, e the ficld early in the fcafon ; befide the ' iy by Mz, Colman, and the Duellit by arick ...
... Daniel Saunders, of Topfham, T'imber-merchant, 1 May May 24. Marmaduke Tealdale and James Squisb, of Taviftock-ftreet, Covent Garden, Warehouiamen and Copartners, at Guildhall. May 27. Lotm Purfell, of Buckingham, Laceman, at the White Hart in Aylefbury ...
... fraud, not to grant a certificate. e The refignation of Mr. Colman is at laft effefted by tic reft of the Patentees of Covent Garden Theatre, and Mr. Harris having boughs his fhare, *he management defcends to him. He opeas the next theatrical campaign ...
... SHiLLINGS, are now ready for ivery at their Offices, No. 26, Cornhill; No. 16, Aldgate; and No, 11, Corner of York-Strect, Covent. Garden ; including all the Prizes in the Lottery, and continue for the Whole: Time of the Drawing, returning the Whole of the ...
... muking Provifion for the ildren of thof: brave Men, who loft their nce of their King and Country, s were luft Night at Covent. Garden Theatorio of Jepiha - lculated to happen ofi,the 13th of March dby fome to happen on the 12th of the | 1e fame Hour ; ...
... new, and is lively and pleafing. The words are more corre& and f{“‘icg than is ufually found in fuch trifles, Mr. ull of Covent Garden Theartreis the Auathor. ...