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... Russell Hotel. Piazza, Covent Garden. * Terms b«i, 2i. 6d.; Breakfast, Is. 6d. r SALTER. has the honour to inform the Nobility, Gentry, Merchants, Bankers, and others, who formerly holoured the above Hotel with their patronage, nowre-opened ipon plan ...
... Jones's Family ZXotel fit. Coffee House, and 4, Kl\G COVENT GARDEN. LONDON. THE Nobility. Gentry, Merchants, and others, are most respectfully informed, that the above lIOTKL (so long renowned for Moulrate still conducted the same plan ; and it is the ...
... Jones's Family Hotel and Coffee House, 3 and 4. KING STREET. COVENT GARDEN, LONDON. TIIK PitOPßietor begs to return bis grateful thanks to the Nobility. Gentry, Merchants, and others, for the distinguished patronage with which they have favoured him ; ...
... Jones’s Family Hotel and Coffee Bouse, ■i 4, KING STREET. COVENT GARDEN, CON DON. m| |R Proprietor Logs to return his grateful thanks i Nobility. Gentry, Merchants, and others, for the dtstin •, ,1 patronage with which they have favoured him ; and respect ...
... Family Hotel and Coffee XZonne, j 4. KINO STREET, COVENT GARDEN, LON DON rp)| F. eto k fn-(r» to return liis grateful thauin 10 the Nobility. Gentry. Merchants, and others, for the dmtint he«l patroimpre with which th**y have favoured him , sod respect ...
... Pausell Botel, PIAZZA, COVENT GARDEN Bed, 24.—Plaln Breakfast, la del, TSALTER respeetfull v submits the above • Seale of Charges to Gentlemin making • short stay in the Metropolis, either for business or pleasure ; and begs to assure them they will not ...
... in Public these three years. THE MISSES SMITH, From the Theatres Royal Covent Garden, Drury Lane, and the Nobilities Concerts. MR. BARKER, Theatres Royal Drury Lane and Covent Garden. MR. RUSSELL, the American Vocalist. MISS CARR, from the Theatre Royal ...
... responsible parties immediately disoonnted. tip• Apply, post paid, to Messrs. John Reece and Ca.*. Southeinem° Street, Covent Garden, Loodow.,—Offloe Hoots frogs ten to tour. [NM ...
... proi'iiring Homo and Sn ; ' r '‘ >r Accomni'Klation coinhiiieil with Ecunomy, will NEW TAVISTOCK HOTEL, LSSELI ', street. COVENT GARDEN, K,,,,,iS ' ,ed a,,d iS , » '* in *' * comfortal * Sleeping Room, at Theatre* * an ...
... ~ mee) ak ah ELLA ; Hand, or oth: Simp! Cx last Winter, at Covent Garden, to send the ain Henry Fowke, of Tewkes l, that every encomium, praise, Fxvcutors named in the ed on that great ry? ee ‘heatric Lu- 2 .«.. eb ...
... After which,the Velo Drama of THE BROKEN SWORD. Ke The Manager re-pectiully announces, 't:at Mr. B from the Theatre Roval. Covent Garden, Is ...
... here a few remarks, from Memoirs of its distinguished author, by Mr. Thomas Moore. 'The Rivals' was first brought out at Covent Garden, the , January, 1775, and failed, as is well known, chiefly from the bad acti n ...