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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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... fromr home, rode to Windlor Lodge oahorfebatlc,wet thrqbgh by' rain, where they arrived at 7' paR 6 in the eventing. At Covent Garden Theatre, the play of theW if Man or the. Ea{zand the new Pancomime, were on Wednefday night performedby Royal corma di ...
... Public, and he '.mi that the THEATRE-ROYAL will be Opened PORDAY, Jan. 21: On which occasion Mr QUICK, L Theatre Royal, Covent Garden, will make- his First ?? in this kingdom. Tlus excellent and adnmrd ac- .-cd for Twelve Nights only. At the expiration ...
... Majefly's fhip the Inflcxible of 64 guns. Mr. Bruntoni jun. fon of the Norwich Mana- ger, is in treaty for an engagement at Covent Garden Theatre. Tuefday about 30o foldiiers belonging to the 4th rcgt. of foot, flaioned in our barracks, arrived here from France ...
... presented, THE BELLES .STRATAGEM. ?? f Hardy, by Mr QUICK ' fi- ?? that character originally at the Theatre Roy- al, Covent Garden. .-.Hardy, - - Mrs KEMBLE fl'-r.-li w.ll be a.l-lei!. A Fakcf ea'led r .ST PATRICK'S DAY, „» THF SCHEMING LIEUTENANT. 7 ...
... Mr Humble, vr. At London, by Mc MontcMi, chemist e-d &__gc_e Grace Church Street: and Mr LL.vd's, ii.v. , Steer* Covent Garden. ' 8 At Dublin, by -Mr Ca'.lwell, stationer. No. 41. College N. B. As these Pcwders may be o ...
... Eldon Deputy Speakeir ofthe Houtfeof Peers,. t1 the rotrhofLord Kenyongavelrlfetotherumotsr. On Saturday was performed at Covent Garden Tkeatre before a crpwdcd audience, a pleafing new Comedy, written by Mr. Morton, called Speed b&e P.;ngh, whith aboaunds ...
... SUPERSEDED. - re Thom. s Markland, of BoltonL-ancafhire, dealer. of BA4NKRUPTS. de Michael Cutler, of Bedford-ftreet, Covent-garden, ty - London, woollen-draper. T nt John Cole, of Northta~wton, Devon, fhopkeeper. to Henry Mafon, of Baldock, Hertford ...
... Humble, stationer. At London, by Mr Monteith, chemist and dr.! ...
... rlfe buds, were the fa- (hion but for a f-w days. Girdles wiNt long raffela are very generally worn. The perform!nrs of Covent-Garden Theatre have publifiei a pamphlet entitled, 4: a flatement ofthe differences fubrilling between the prnprierot an6 perforrners ...