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... BOOKS. Books printed for T. Davies, in Ruflel Street, Covent Garden, bookteilcr to the Royal Academy, London and fold by C. Barker, Cheller. This Day were pxblijkcd, price 4/. in boar/is, TH E Lives of Sir Matthew Hale, Wilmot Earl of Rochefter, and Queen ...
... :a, i n the place. wi ill in lottery •. To Mr. Egan, linen-draper, Covent- Garden, » 10000 To Mr. Wliite, tanner, Perlhore, Worcerter- Jhire, jooo Mr. tea-dealer, St. Thomai'i, Soutliwark, To gentleman at (.cicerter, procured by Mr. Kettleby, of l.eceifter ...
... Covent Garden, April 6. On Monday Evening lall, the Tragedy of OthelV was performed here tor the Benefit of Mr. Ryan 0- t hello fry Mr. 'Barry , and I ago by Mr. Ryan. After the Play Mr. Foote performed his. laid new Piece, called the Knights which he ...
... gentlemen of this Town, that he has selected a Company, consisting of the capital Performers from the Theatres Royal of Covent Garden and Drury-Lane, and proposes opening the Theatre on Wednesday the 2d of June, with The PROVOKED HUSBAND; Or, a Journey ...
... into his Majelty's Service. Read a fecond Timc and committed, the guil t fecuring a Fund, belonging to certain Perfons Covent Garden Theatre, applicable to chuital Cies. ...
... and HoarestasrssEss, are fold wholcfale and retail only at Mcffrs Godfrey and Cooke's, Chemifts r Southampton-ftreet, Covent Garden Mr. Newbery's, No. 45, St. Paul's Church-yard ; McfTrs Smyth and phews, New Boud-flreet, London.—Sold by J. Harrop, Printer ...
... BOOKS. Books printed for T. DA VIES, in Rufi'el Street, Covent Garden, bookfcilcr to the Royal Academy, London ; and lold by C. BARKER, Cheilcr. This Day mere A üblijhed, price 41. hoards, THE Lives of Sir Matthew Hale, Wilmot Earl Rochefler, and Queen ...
... (owed, or ts. bouna i.t Calf, (adorned a droll Iruntifpiece in the true hilinight .to) Intrigue A-la-mode ; OR, T E Covent — Garden Atalantis. The I.IVtS, INTRIGUFS, Fortunate and Adven.unis v.:I-al of the molt bored I.A DI > ot , hat . Together hoire ...
... BANKRUPTS. Morton Levy and Michael Levy, Covent Garden, &tars, April 12, 23, May 24.---John Mackenzie, Golden-lane, Middlelex, carpenter, April 9, z 5, Ma 14.---James Thompfon, Horford, Yorkfhire, clothier, April i 6, 23, May t4.---James Lee, Lambeth-read ...
... Seafons, altered and properly adapted to the ftage Mr. Hull), called, EDWARD and ELEONORA. performed the Theatre Royal Covent Garden this Winter with univerial applaufe.) (Sultan of Jaffa), Mr. HEATTON. Earl of Gloiter, Mr. JOHNSON. Theald (Archdeacon ...
... only) will be prefented, A FLIGHT FROM THE CLOUDS; Or, MOTHER SHI PTON'S REVIEW OF THE AUDIENC Received the Theatre-Royal, Covent Garden, with gi applaufe. Moth.-r Shipton, Mr. Bates. After which, a NEW COMEDY, (now performing with moft diftinguilhed approbation ...
... Rogie, the Children from Drury-Lane. A* End of the Play, a Grand Dance, by Monfieur Soot and Twist, from the Theatre Royal Covent Garden. With Farce and Entertainments, ...