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... Oflice immediately: But fuch Person must apply on or before the 27th of May next, or he will be excluded. Bo w-Screet, Covent-Garden.- ?? - . ?? ,-^i Wanted immedmtety. crty Midftmmet next f AHoute in g66d Repa r, of about four or s ve Rroms 011 a Floor ...
... Drury-Lane. Yefterday The Winter. Tali.: With The Upholsterer. And this Evening The Conscious Lovers : With The Chaplet. Covent-Garden. Yefterday The Prophetess. And this Evening Love Makes ?? : WithLETKE. Bank Stock, 119 i-half a 3-4ths. India Stock, j±- ...
... the full Value for any Library or Parcel of Books. Catalogues may be had Gratis, of Mr. Samuel Baker in York- Street, Covent-Garden, and Mrs.Ccopsr in Pater -nofter Row, London; Mr. Fletcher at Oxford, Mr. Merril Camhridge, Mr. Keymer at Col- chefter ...
... cry-Lane. Yefterdiiy As Ycu Like It: With The Oracle. And this Evening The London Mer- chant : With The King and the Miller. Covent-Garden. Yefterday The Committee: With The Englishman returned from Ppris. A^kJ this Evening Romeo and Juliet: With HARLEqum SORGERER ...
... the full Value for any Library or Parcel of Books. Cat alogue s may be had Gratis, of Mr. Samuel Baker in York- Street, Covent-Garden, and Mrs.Cooper in Pater-nofter Row, London; Mr. Fletcher at Oxford, Mr. Merril Cambridge, Mr. Keymer at Col. chefter, ...
... Efq; St. Clare, Kent, or New-Bond-Jlreet *Mr. Tho. Giles, Martins-lane, Cannon-ftreet ♦Mr. John Giles, Ruffel-flreet, Covent-garden *Mr. James Graham, Poland-ftreet Charles Gray, Efq; Colchefter, Effex Charles Gibbon, Efq; Middle Scotland-yard James Graves ...
... Town was fo rapid as to force up the PaVe- ' ment in many Places.' Gen. Ev. Peft. 24. Yefterday as a Cart was going along Covent- Garden with a Pipe of Wine, by a fudden Jolt the Pipe fell out of the Cart and was ftaved to Pieces : ThePopu_?.ce ftopt the ...
... precifely. Catalosrfes to be had the Day of V*-win» at the Place of Sale, and at Mr. Mender's, Auctioneer, Bow-Street, Covent-Garden- N.B. The Houie, which i. pleafantly ficUated, to be lett, .with t W o c'onveh ient Pews in the Chuich. Enquire of Mr.Mendei ...
... Head Tavern in Covent-Garden, was committed to Newgate by Saunders Welch, Efq; for being a common Pimp and Procurer of lewd Women for bawdy t -irro.es. The fame Evening Amelia, otherwise Jenny Douglas, of the Great Piazza, Covent-Garden', was bound over ...
... the celebrated PLAY of ROMEO and JULIET. Written by Shakefpear, and reviv'd at the Theatres Rsyal of Diury- Lane and Covent Garden. With the FUNERAL PROCESSION of JULIET and SOLEMN DIRGE, As it was g*t up at the New Theatre in the City of Norwich, at ...
... daily on Sale, By WILLIAM CHASE, Bookfeller, in Norwich. Catalogues may be had Gratis of Mr. Samuel Baker, ia York-Street, Covent-Garden, and Mrs. Cooper is Pater-n'ofter Row, London ; Mr. Merrill at Cambridge, Mr. Keymer at Co'chefter, Mr. Craighton at Ipfw'uh ...
... BANKRUPTS; Francis Mercer, of St. Mai tin's Le Grand, London, Merchant. Jo- feph Cohan, of RufTel-Stre*.t, Covent- Garden, Jeweller. Wittiam Koughfedge, of Prefcolt, Lancashire, Shoemaker. ...