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... tier father, aind lie sliouled therefiore direct -thtit she stiould he receitied into Ctie work-house of St. -Paul's, Covent Garden, weithi directions thiit hier coifuhuct :Shmumill be wvatctiedh, in order Co uiscemtain if there sues any ;groonti for ...
... be Captain, vice Hercules Ellis, who 7 exchanges, receiving the difference. BANKRUPTS. Thomis Thompson, Brydges-street, Covent Garden, wine merchant ThomasSnmith, Southarnptlonstreet, Strand, winemerchant John H-aylmore, Abchurch-lane, currier Henry Tanner ...
... Orchards, Bosbury, Hereford- shire, maltster. Alexander Solomon, of Clare-court, London, tailor. S. Hobley, of James-street, Covent Garden, boot and shoe maker. ' - * Thomas Wharton, of Finsbury-place South, tailor. Robert Edie, of Broad.street, London, merchant ...
... BANKRUPTS. 33ATE, Thomas, Birmingham, hatter STANEROUGIH, Thomas, Berners street, Oxford st., wine merchant 'MoRRls, Thomas, Covent garden, hotel keeper PARKIER, Robert, Ludgate hill, draper ROTTING, 3oseph, Posle, eurier FULLER, Richard. Cambridge,innkeeper ...
... Charles Pearce Chapman, late of Cornhill, and noe of Change A lay, metal broker. GeorgeCowelt, reai ttuscell-streot, Covent Garden. Abraham Oxley, tVm. Oxtey, and John Uxlev, Sheitleld, iron- founders and seed crusliers Win. Foster, tlntinvoud, Oklhamn ...
... merchant Thomas Parnatl and John Frank, Clarhas-place, High-street, Ishoigton, linen drapers Thomass Slow, New-stseet, Covent Garden, grocer John Bayeden, Chard, Soemersethiremerchait Wm. Owen, St. Asaph,.ulintehire, grocer Thomtas rowoshow, Sheifield ...
... enood-street, City, and East-sireet, Bethnal -'geen, elasichatbhaud manufacturer WEBE, Robert, Great Rnusell-staeet, Covent garden, dealer iD harn SWEETT, Richard Caleb, Birmingham, builder GB irerN. Joseph, Upton-Upon-Severn, WJorecs'ershire, innkeepert ...
... Tucker and Thomas Geary, of Little James-street, Bcd- ford-row, coach and house painters. Donald Macpherson, of Chandos-st. Covent Garden, victualler. John Darant, of Maidstone, Kent, tailor and draper. Gurney Croasdill, of Holy Cross, Canterbury, maltster ...
... lar: trf Stourbiidge, Worcercrer, Bal.cr.-David 2lftreratt, of Fleet Markot, Grorer.-lbert Fil'lb , of Bedford Srreet, Covent Garden, Tailort.- i/lialts yjf7:, of Marf- don, in the county of York, Dryfalter. Cernbridve, Ne,-. zy. The Rev. Edwsard Neville ...
... ewhorn are,. Mr. Brunton, jun. of Covent Garden Theatre; a performer of much ability; Mifs Marriott (late of rhe Portfmouth and Chicheflkr Company ;) and Mifs Brunton, whofe debut in genteel comedy laft feafoa at Covent Garden attracted fiuch particular notice ...
... ; T1 . M.Graves, vice Sud- bey; w. C. Anderson, vice Lamibert, promoted. BANKRUPTS. CLIONES, William, Brydges street, Covent Garden, pawnbroker RAYBOULD, '1hloIak, BrockinoDr, Staffordshire, miiler *VOODHI LL, James, Bristol, jeweller STRADLING, Francis ...
... ot Bouverie Street, Lonidon, Wine- Merchant Nov. 24, 25, and Dec. 20; at Guiluhall-l illia. Crane, of. Bridge. Street, Covent Garden, Cheefemonger, Nov. 214, , .and December .sz, at Guildliall.-Rd. Davey, -.af R~uffel Court, Drury Lane, Linen Draper, Nov ...