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... maiden ?? Wolver- hampton, Mr. John Brladdiaw, aged 84.-Rich. Clarke, Efq. of Branmpton, 1Terbythire.-In Taviftock Row, Covent Garden, in the Soth year of his age, T. Major, Efq. Engraver to his Majeity, and forty years Engraver to the Stamp Office. - At ...
... Muslin Manufacturers to her Majefty, their Royal the Duke and Duchefs of York, the Pnncefles, &c. No. 1, Chandosftreet, Covent-Garden, London, have honour moft refpectfully to acquaint the nobility and gentry, that the various articles fafhion from their ...
... DRESS CHAMBER RY ITALIAN MUSLINS T OBARTS Msrcrm Muslim har Maiefty their Royal Duchefs YoA the Sac No t Chandoa-ftreet Covent-Garden London honour moft refpcfUully acquaint gentry various uncles from Mamtfaffory etroniicd firft of diftioftion for their ...
... Mifs Ducarel, daughter G. G. Ducarol, Efq. of Exmouth, Devoiilhiie.—Colonel Lake, the Guards, to Lady Graham. DIED.] In Covent Garden, aged 80, T.Major, Efq. Engraver his Majetfy.—ln Leadcnhall-iliect, the Rev. G Hunt, a Minißer.—Aged y, Bloomfbury-fquare ...
... Mrs. Mills, of Whitchurch, Salop, cured of a dangerous Cancer on both her Cheeks. Mrs. Smith, Duke's Court, Bow-ftrcet, Covent Garden, Landon, cured of a dangerous Cancer in her right Breaft ; and many others, tome of whom are not willing to hare their ...
... Manufaßurn', To HER MAJESTY, Their Royal HighnefTes the DUKE and DUCHESS of YORK, the PRINCESSES, &c. No. Chandos-flrcct, Covent-Garden, London, HAVE the honour moft to acquaint the Nobility and Gentry, the various articU'teffafhitfli from their New Manufactory ...
... . This Tuesday. January 7th, 1800, Will be prefented a New Comedy, carted, WHAT IS SHE ? (Performed the Theatre Royal Covent Garden, with univerfal approbation) Sir Cauftic Oldftile Mr Btft'ord, Mr Crofs; Period, Mr Grant; Jargon, j Turpin ; Ap Griffin ...
... FOX- CHACE,- WITH -A REAL LFOX And FOUR COUPLE of REAL HOUNDS, ?? it was performed three years fince attheXheatre- Royal, Covent-Garden. IN.B. Mr. Melv ine beg^s leave toaffiure the tjadies and eneleren- who - ay'lionor'hirn on that evening; as the Pantomnimic ...
... grave. - ' ' When first engaged in London, though receiving no more than thirty shillings a week from the treasury of Covent-garden Theatre, he lived in expensive lodgings, and was attended by a footman in livery. Thus commenced his career ol folly—he ...
... Houfe of Corteaion, Cold Bathf-fields, having been, committed from Bow-fireet office for flealing fr-om a fale room, near Covent-garden, in company with one Tantier.,- Five Of the truflees attended, the other being fince dlead, and all of them declared their ...
... new Pantomime, called, The DA' MONS TRIBUNAL ; Or, HARLEQUIN RAMBLER. The Machinery and mechanical Changes prepared i 2 Covent Garden Theatre by the principal IVlechanift for this Pantomime. This Piece will open with a Scene of the CAVERN of VICE, in which ...