... COVENT -garden. rarmerGaum-.cn- MrCti,^ Sim — MrßtAsniata; Banks — MaHnii; Lamp -- MrCßwriu; • :: - play could ?? better cad. t.r better ftippo; ted by Cue different pctformers. — Blanchard in prirticfllar, ,: , .c.i, ,ii! were excellent, was a perleet ...

... ! COVENT GARDEN TREJITRE. On Friday, at fix ?? in the evening, the King, Queen, PrincefTes Royal, Elizabeth, and Ma- ry, with the ufual attendants, went tp Covent-Gar- den Theatre, to fee Mr Sheridan's comedy of the ii/Wr. The Prince of Wales, the Duke ...

... COVENT GARDEN THEATRE. When an aflr.r, who has entered into his nine- tieth year, performs a character which is not the moft es.fy to be fuftained, and this nitor has long been an objeft of ?? efrimation, a crowded au dience may be well expelled. Such ...

... Marriages. Sept 3. The Rev. Mr James Steven, minifter of the gofpel Crown Court, Covent Garden, London, to Margaret Crofs ir» the parifh, Pa'fley. 4. At Edinburgh, William Bel I, merchant in Dundee, to Annie Young, eldcft daughter of John Young, wriier ...

... >lie WILSON, from the Theatre-Riyal, Covent Garden, is engaged to perform here a fetes Nights. TO-MORROW Evening, THURSD.^Y, February 23. Will he prefentcd, a Comic Opera, called, The SCHOOL FOR FATHERS} LIONEL A N V'C L A R I SS A. The Paie of Colonci ...

... —HA biKIIVP T— Thosnas Zenogle of Milk-ftrect, London, linen-draper. Thomas Chriftie of Covent Garden, habcruaiher. Rofc. Jamefon and Tho. Jamcfon oi London, merchants. ...

... this veiy important ?? ; recovery ol 70001. the amount c-f a policy .1 ?? the ?? occupied by the bankrupts in _-■ flrcet, Covent- Garden, which were burn; or. :-••' May 1792- Tiie trial continued from nine in the mirr.ir:. : quarter after eleven at night ...

... Seller, late of Garlick-hill, London, giafs ieller. Robert Capps, of Southwark, Surry, vintner. Rich. Roche, oi Baw-ftreet, Covent Garden, milliner. Humphrey Clark, of Aufley, Warwick, maltfter. 'I'homas Gray, of Camberwell, Surry, malt-faC-or. J. Smith, of ...

... Small, Dean-ftreet, Soho, toyman. Jonathan Burnup, Bedfordbury, Coven t- Garden, tailor. James Smith Barr, Bridgts-ilrcet, Covent Garden, printer. Peter Wallace, Edgcware Road, St Mary-le-bone, carpenter. Thomas Goodeve, Gretk-ftreet, Soho, carpenter. William ...

... F.ATRICAL INTELLIGENCE. ON Saturday evening was performed, atthe theatre roy.»l, Covent Garden, a new Pallor.il Mafque, (with a Pantomime interfperfed) in two parts, called The DRUIDS, which was received with approbation. Characters introduced in the ...

... maker. Robert Hockcfly. city of Chefter, merchant, jofcpii Weft, Drury-Lanc, county of Middlcfex, tavlor. Witt. Bctheil, Covent- Garden, Middlefex, fruiterer.' Tlin. Wapfhort, Wefiminfier, Middlefex, carpenter. Tho. Siil, jan. of Hcwortli Shore, co. of Durham ...

... of Drury Lane, London, woollen-draper. j. iiuily, .if Han't Brook, Lancailcr, cotten manufacturer. ?? Conrad Trciby, of Covent Garden, habcrdafher. fames ?? :h younger, of 1 *lu>rn_n, Yorklhii e, dealer. William Oillvt, oi Briftol, victualler, fames Fletcher ...