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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... to her MA. JESTS', their Royal Highnelfes the DUKE and Doc u Esti Of YORK, the PR:NCESSF.S, &c. No I, Chandos-itreety Covent-Garden, London, have the Honor molt refpecifully to acqua!nt the Nobility and Gentry, that the various Articles of Fathion from ...
... only daughter of the late Jofeph Kinder, Elq. of Great J.imcs-ftreet, Bedford-row. On Friday fc'nnighr, at St. Paul's, Covent Garden, Francis Vefey, Elq. Barrifter Law, to Mifs Lioyd, efdert daughter the late James Lloyd, Attorney, Knighton, Radnorlbire ...
... Manutadurers, to her Mw- JS - ST r, their Royal Highneffes the Dux e and Doe of YORK, the PRINCE &c. No. 1, Chandos-ftreet, Covent-Garden, London, have the Honor molt refpedtfully to acquaint the Nobility and Gentry, that the various Articles of Fathion 'from ...
... 10s. 6J. Mrs D'Arblay, better known M'lt Bnrney, Author Evelina, Cecilia, and Camilla, has a Comedy in preparation at Covent Garden Tieatre. , The perpetrator the great robbery the Exeti.r ci'jp bank, remains undiscovered Simile one the proprietors file ...
... the Cotut, GEORGE KEMEYS, of tie Peace. CORDIAL BALM CI LEAD. MR. HARRISON, Miniature Painter, No. io, Taviftock-ftreet, Covent-Garden, London (a native Bath], was for years in a deplorable ftate of a Comfumption attended with extreme wcaknefs, which reduced ...
... price labourers wages, was, expected, 111 attempting to. proceed in the it, thrown out for this lef•fions. The performtrs Covent Garden Theatre have pamphlet, entitled, A fiatetnent of the differences luhfifticg between the Proprietors and Performers the ...
... Helens', Bilhopf_ gate-ttreet. hut now of St. Mary Axe, London, Merchant, at Guildhall. 3—John Lucas, of York-ttreet, Covent Garden, Middle-. sex, Linen Draper, at Guildhall. 39—Samuel Fifher, of Shtfacld, Money Scrivener, at GuNhall, London. James White ...
... twenty miles from town. The performers of Covent-Garden Theatre have publifhed a pamphlet, entitled A ftatement of the differences fubfilting between , the proprietor and performers of the Theatre-Royal, Covent Garden, given in the correfpondence which had ...
... Tburfday morning, Mifs Louifa Tiemey, fecond daughter of G. Tierney, cfq. Friday Mifs Incledon, daughter Mr. Intledon, of Covent-Garden Theatre. ...
... perty was infured, except :he Eidophulikon the croprietor of which, Mr. Chapman, 'lttihad ty the lady of the fame name at Covent Garden Theatre, will be the greateft ftifferer, whofe lofs, in eftimation, mutt be 6 or fool. Price of STOCKS Bank Stock Phut ...