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... Founds, extra boards, n >HE BRITISH THEATRE or COLLEC-1_ HON OF PLAYS, which are acted at the Theatres Royal Drnry Lane, Covent Garden, and Playre eke', printed under the Authority, and Permission of the Mat lagers, from tire Prompt Books, with Biouha* and ...
... POWDER, immediaiely them 5 is an elegant article, pe innocent and pleasant to or two nope parcel, 7s. Sold by the price 4s. Covent-Garden, London ; proprietor, 23, Russell-street, Ss Morgan, Staflord; Chester, Newcast!e 5 5 mith, Leek: Weolnch, Uttoxeter 3 ...
... Article, pcafcftly innocent and pleasant to use Price 4 * two one parcel, 7s.—»Sold by the Propri. etor, aj, Russell-street, Covent Garden, London } Tymbs tc Son, Worcester; Agg, Evesham ; Hawkes, Henley.in-Arden; Swinney, Birmingham: Hem. tng, Stourbridge; ...
... re-considered the Address to the King, which had been carried at the last Meeting. ‘ I#4 Termination of the disturbances at Covent ‘Garden Theatre. ~ — Lord Grenville elected Chancellor of the University of ?:fotd. i : . 15. Second Meeting of the Common Council ...
... of the Royal Dukes, visited the New Theatre, Covent-garden. ; G 16. The Earl of Chatham returned to England g % - 17, Treaty of Peace between Sweden and Russia concluded. ‘ — The New Theatre of Covent-garden opened for the reception of the public: Great ...
... pleasant to is an clegant article, pertecily anc use, rice 4s. two in one parcel, 7s, sold by the 7, 23, Russeli-sircet, Covent-Garden, ; Chester, Neweascle 5 Sintth, Leek: organ, Woolneh, ; Parkes, Wann, Ashborne ; Podsworth, Buston-on- 5 Morgan, Lichtield ...
... career; they have left thtee smal! chil- P ae «\t Paris, M. Fourcroy, the celebrated French clry- L Suddenly; Mes Wilde, of Covent-garden Theatre, LONDON, WEDNESDAY. A Courier arrived st Prince last Aight, with dispatched frou the Austrian Aratas- at Paris: ...
... 27, st Guildhall. } — DIVIDENDS to be made at GUITDHALL. Feb. 3. C. R. Ellis, Middle Nev-fln‘t#etollc.—& J- Campbell, Covent-garden, vintner.—3. ' Wigzell, Jurystreet, winc-merchant.—=lo. W. Rose, Eatl's-court, Kensington.—l 3. J. Brimer, King.street ...
... Robert Ellis, of Middle New Street, Fleet Street, London, Jeweller. at Guildhall. James Campbell, of the Shakelpear Tavern, Covent Garden; Midillerex, Vintner, at Guildhall. Th - o - m'a - ; •. N . ;; - ,g - z — ell, of Jewry Street, Aldgate, London, Wine Merchant ...
... Itlington, Middlefex, Hone Dealer and Salefman, Feb. ;, ro, March 53, at Guildhall, Solicitors, Mears. Jones and Roche, Covent Garden Church Yard. NICHOLSON (Henry) a Charlton Crefcent, Ellington, Middlefex, Merchant, Feb. 3, 17,, March 53, at Guildhall ...
... Messrs. Foulkes Jobhn Ambler, jun. Isl horse-dealer, Feb. 3, 10, March 19, at Guildball,.— pies, Messrs. Jones and Co. Covent-garden, \ Henry Nicholson, Chariton t, Islington, merchant, Pcb. 3, 17, March 13, at Guildhill.—Attorney, Mr. Harding, Primrose-street ...
... Arti cle, peateOly innocent and pleasant to use Price 4 - two one parcel, ys. Sold the Propi etor, »}. Russell-strcet, Covent Garden, London & Son, Worcester; Agg, Evesham ; Hawkes Heuley-m.Arden; Swmne , Birmingham; Hemmg, Stourtrridge; Harding, Bewdley; ...