BANKRUPTS
... BANKRUPTS. John Perkin?, of St. Paul's, Covent-Garden, Apothecary. Jo- feph Kemp, of Moorfieids, London, Merchant. ...
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A. London, &c. Saturday, July 6.
... Principles for the Benefit of the Navigation of Great Britain. it. A Diffention having arifen among the prefent Patentees of Covent-Garden Houfe (who are the Wife and Children of the late Mr. Rich) they have come to a Refolution to difpofe of the Thea- tre. ...
BANKRUPTS
... zd, 3d, and 14th Days of September next, at Mr. Edward Smith's at Mai ?? in the County of Norfolk. Mildred Tucker, of Covent-Garden, Middlefex, Haberdafher. George Gun, of Weftminfter, Middle- fex, Chapman. Thomas Lampard, of Popes-Head Alley, Corn- hill ...
At a General Quarter
... 1765, will be prefented the laft new Opera, call'd, The M A I D of the M I L L. As performed at the Theatre Royal in Covent-Garden with gene- ral Applause. ?? -The Music composed by the best Masters. With Entertainments between the Acts. To which will ...
Smnfiap'g $08
... Benjamin-Robert Turbot, for Healing a filver Cup, and feven Shillings in Money, from Mr. White, the Ri- ?? in Vine-Street, Covent-Garden; John M'Kenzie, for Healing two filver Pint Mugs from Mr; Abedward, a Pub- lican in Nightingale-lane ; and Jamei Haines ...
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... Refpite was fent for Benjamin-Robert Turbct, convicted laft Seffion, of Healing a filver Cup from the Sun Aiehoufe in Covent-Garden. See Ei3 cf laft Week and A 14 rf this. 1 3. Extraa cf a Letter from Netacaftle, Oaober 4. 'This Week we have had a profound ...
For the BENEFIT of M
... 12th, 1765 will be presented the last new Opera, call'd, The M A I D of the M I L L. As performed at the Theatre Royal in Covent-Garden with gene- ral Applaufe ??-The Mufick compofed by the beft Mafters. With Entertainments between the Afts. To which wiil ...
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... defcends to Stephen Theo- dore Janfien, the prefent Chamberlain of this City. 14. Yefterday were fo)d, at Mr. Langford's in Covent- garden, Henry the Vllth's Shilling for 71. 10s. and Charles the Firft's Oxford Crown for ill. 1 6s. 15. A certain Military Officer ...
c s a ex. T .. •• December the 3d, 1766. ' Hib* is to give Notice to all Perfons
... Ipswich, on Monday the aad of Decemb r, will be prefented the laft ■ New Comedy, (2; performed at the Theatre Koyal in Covent- ; Garden with great Applaufe) ?? The UOUBL E M ISTAKE. With ftvcral Entertainments of Sim&ino and Dancing, by Meifrs. Hannifier ...
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... William Deadly, Attorney Law, at Romford ; Mr. Samuel M..rnoit the rixeife Otlicc, London ; or of Mr. Langford and Son in Covent Garden. Philosophical and MaTllemai'ical Amusements. NEITHER Art or Nature can pref.-nt the Curious with more interelling Spectacle ...
5» Lijhon, March 7. The Hampden Packet, Captain * braithwaite, which had been milling lor home Time, was * obliged,
... liberty. 15. Saturday laft a Man and Woman were committed Newgate, charged with cutting a Woman, in Houle in Ruflel-ftiect, Covent-garden, twice acrofs her right Arm, altnoll the Bone, and likewife giving her Wound in her left Arm, fix Inches in length and ...
To be L E 1* T,
... the Words were an high Inlult, and Breach of Privilege; and the Perfon who them, was an Enemy to this Province.” 8. The Covent-Garden Patent is certainly fold for 60,00c1. Scenes, Cloaths, Sec. included. A Suit Clothes, worth iiool. making by an Englifti ...