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... elegant Arti. clCj innocent and pleasant to use; 4S, two in one parcel, 7 s. Sold the ProprU etor, 13, Rnsstdl-strecr, Covent Garden, Londons Tyir.bs Son, Worcester; Agg. Evesham; Huvkrt Henley.in-Arden; Swmney, Birmingham; Hemmg, Stourb, idee ; Harding ...
... supported. FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY. Theatre Royal, Worcester. A ON FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5, ISI9, MR. SINCLAIR, From the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden, will have the honour of giving A CONCERT, Assisted Mr. T. H. WILLIAM?. MASTER WILLIAMS, and Mr. THOMSON. Act I. Sons Love ...
... pealedlly innocent and pleasant to use; Price as. two in one parcel, 7s. Sold by the Proprietor, 23, Russell-street, Covent Garden, London Tymbs & Son, Worcester; Agg, Evesham; Hawkes, Henley-in-Arden; Swinney, Birmingham: Hero, ing, Stourbridge; Harding ...
... Esq. eldest son Sir in. Wolseley, Bart, to Anne, youngest daughter'of the late Anthony Wright, Esq. of Henrietta-sired, Covent Garden, banker. Mr. Henry Reynolds, of Cleobury Mortimer, Salop, to M is.s Plant, of Soulbrop, in the county of Glocester. Mr ...
... Beware of the base Counterfeits.—The genuine signed G. H. on the outside. Sold at the Proprietors, No. »*, Ruflell-ftreet, Covent Garden, London; J. Tvtnbs and Sons,’ Worcefter; Gower,Xidderminster; Builton, Leominster; Wa kins, Hertford; Reddell, Tewkesbury ...
... Cotton oiacturcrs. South So elds, J.mvn_ Draper. Saimm- Lion Street, Clcik.nwell, Middl.sex, imn-sc Cowell, Brydges-street, Covent Garden. • and cat lie CN« ' M' for opt re- Iw, MONEY. WANTED immediately, the Sum of on ample Security of Frupho ...
... immediately renmet them j it ao elegant clc, »nd u»c; as. or two one parcel, 7s.—•Sold the Propti. etor, »t RusseU-ftreet, Covent Garden, London & Son, Worcester; Agg, Evesham; Hawke,’ Henley-in-Ardvn; Swmney, B.rmingham; Hen,: mg, Stourtridgej Harding, Bewdlev; ...
... of TIMOUR THE TARTAR, with all the Marches, Charges and Manoeuvres, by the Real Horses, performed at the Theatre-Royal, Covent Garden, the most unbounded and rapturous applause; and written expressly for the Horse Performances, in which these Animals will ...
... excite anxiety obtain them, state, that the first them contains a most correct and spirited Likeness of MISS O’NEIM, of Covent Garden Theatre, in the character Belvidera, executed in a rt-rv superior style by Meyer, afi(;r the original and beautiful Picture ...
... Morgan’s Lane, Tooley-street, Southwark, Wine and Spirit Merchant—Edmund Mealing, Joho-«treet, and Scmthampton-street, Covent Garden, Middlese x, Wine and Brandy Merchant.— Jeremiah Dodson, Lewes; Su*atx, Grocer —John Juddery, Robert-slreet, End, Deal ...
... dr», and hussars, and for the office;s of infantry ;> id fiehl officers. A rrrij great performer made h*s appearance at Covent Garden Theatre last night—no less personage than an Elephant! I Query—Will the stage be in a few vears entirely occupied brater ...
... Jeweller. —Francis Falkner, Marlow, Leintwardme, Herefordshire, Parmer. James Peat and James Mandall, Bedford street, Covent Garden, Middlesex, Mercers. Elwell, Aston, near Birmingham, Dealer in Lime.—John Harrison, Manchester, and Glazier. ■ Sarah Hannah ...