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... Pi ice is. 6d. The Second Edition of The BROTHERS: A Comedy. it is performed with great Applaufe the Theatre Royal in Covent-Garden. Richard Cumberland, Eicy This Day was published, ° nl ® i WlN'l'Eß’s WIT; or, tUN for COLD WEATHER ; Being new and valuable ...
... Chawner, of Warwickfliire, Haberdalher. James Sdved.tr, of St. Mary, Lambeuh, Surry, Chapman. Thomas Porter, of RudeU-lheet, Covent garden, Middlefex, Broker. The fcherne of the new lottery, given in our lall, being imperfcdl, we have thought proper to repeat ...
... Kwi.t-. art Ccuriicritits. 1 SfyjL Il: Printed W, Jackson. ( Fries BOOKS LATELY T E D, For T. Davies, in Rail'd-Street, Covent-Garden ; and Fy V. .* cymtr, Book.dlcr, in CoJchefter, J. Shave in !pf%vi !i, Vv . Eaten Varuiouth, \\ .Whittingham at L) mi, ...
... paiiedto the ir.etiopolis, t!;e great t of jodity and intn’me. preleiitl). initiated ail the f.diuonable recopt about Covent-Garden and was, the that meridian, toon csnlideretl a buck of tee firjl head. As own linger fo early life, withotu any paternal ...
... l»vv duty ; when t___cfe being, no ppofitior., the court granted a certificate. 14. Green peas were fold yeflcrday in Covent- Garden market for eighteen ?? thequart. 15. On Monday night about eight o'clt.cJc, tvwo men went to the houle- of Ivirs. Cha ...
... and about 3c Miles from London, and Lue._, the G-eupation the Right lion. Lord D v k r. Enquiie of MelTrs. Langfords in Covent-Garden ; or ot John Campion at Danbuiy ; who will drew the Piemifcs. ELOPED from his Friends March the 4th, JOHN DLDELSDALL, the ...
... of EfTex, and about Miles from London, and lately in the Occupation the Right Hon. Lord Dysart. of MefTrs. Langfords in Covent-Garden ; or of John Campion at Danbury; who will the Premifls, be LET T, And Enter'd upon at Michaelmas next. Or fooner, if delirtd ...
... fern' ar Mr-Onnhat'a, Linn' n-Uraper, the Mai hat- place 1 yn- - t! l’'ata ...
... of the fftate nay Mi.Danhar s, l.inner.-Draper, in the Market pace at Lynn; the Pren.ifcs, and at Melfrs. Laiigforu’s Covent -Garden. . N. I’. Mri.. and will Blew thcE'tale. S\V A-f RACE S, 1771. TticoAt Scp’cmbcr 24.1b, I’lme of Fifty Peunds, will run ...
... from the JL earliefl Time., to the Dea : cf King George 11. Sy Dr. GOLDS M 1 T H. Printed for T. Davies in X unci Str.er, Covent-Garden; T. Cadell, andT. Becket, .0- P.De Hondt, in ?? : Ana! Soid by j. Shave in lpfa.ich, VV. Keymer in Colchef- ttr. i.. HaiTali ...
... wi:e an^i eleven children, all alive at home. zo. Ycflerday afternoon one Fergufon,a prin- ter, went uncommonly i'oon to Covent-garden theatre, to fee Mr. Macklin in the character o: Shylock, and being in confcqtleuce one of the firlt in the upper gallery ...
... ni in '.va» lakcn jn theevening, a:.a CfHimi ?? d t.-i pnfon. 17. Xhe }Ou: g m -n v hu icll (.Tin the upper- gallery of Covent-garden theatre, on Tuefday lait, hath not broke any limb; which circum- fiascc is thought to be owing to his falling on the chandelier ...