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... the Honour to inform the Publlc, tar fie a'feW; l Nfghts the cekbrattd and beauliful Stud of Horses, cienoininated THE . COVENT.GARDEN HORSES, who will 6,n-init.:tee' this 1.' , ;(. 7 :i!.g. has also engaged. Watt:A:irk:AN:ll Tight Lope Dancer, Mr. RICHER ...
... 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 ...
... S. Merrett, Gardener • to H. R. 11,. the Duke of. Kent 111,ssrs. Cuddington and . Fuller Messrs. Dickson and Anderson. Covent Garden Mr. Teller, Mill-bank Mr. White, St. James's,st. Rt. lion. Lord Scarsdale Viscount Tamworth Hon. N. CurZon Sir R. Wilmot ...
... 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 ...
... Printer's. THEATRE ROYAL, 13IRMINGH4111. LAST WEEK of the EngageMent of the celebrated Stud-of Hotses, denominated THE COVENT GARDEN HORSES. THIS present MONDAY, October 24, will be presented (tor the first Time this Season) the cele= brated EQOI?,STRI ...
... extreme, nevertheless fine young man, and speaks seven languages THEATRICALS. —John Ivcmblc made his re-appearance at Covent Garden theatre Saturday, his favourite character Coriolanus, which he performed with undiminished powers, and amidst the most ...
... Middlesex, Victualler.. Ilich 3 rd iabitshaw, of Blackburn, Lancashire, Linen Draper. Joseph Bi l ess, of Bedford-Street, - Covent Garden, Druggist and ('hentist. John Cole th youeger, of Bath, Music and Musical Iststrunielat Robert Rochester, of North Shiel43 ...
... Wincanton, Somerset, importers foreign wines, and brandy merchants. Kesteven, T. Kesteven, and J. Kesteven, \ork street, Covent Garden, men's mercers. J. Stevenson and J. Leicester, surgeons and apothecaries. T. and J. Turner, Sto t' Chester, brewers. J ...
... Mine, perhaps stands unrivalled in the inexhaustible stores of theatrical effect.—itill Timour the Tartar has, both at Covent Garden and in the country, ever been the leading magnet of attraction. This celebrated drama is to be produced this evening; and ...
... Lee and Kennedy. Hammersmith. Messrs. Whitley, Brantes, and Milne, Fulham Nur_ sery. . Messrs. 'Dickson and Anderson, Covent Garden. In Testimony of the Value of this Method of. raising Mushrooms, Mr. Oldicre begs Leave, to refer to Mr. Ayres, Gardener ...
... , Middlesex, apothecary, .Nov. 19, 20, Dec. Guildhall. Attornic*, Mr. Popkin, Soho, or Mr. Montagu, Henrietta street, Covent Garden. Thomas Bigg, Milton next Sittingborne, Kent, butcher, Nov. 21, 25, Dec. 27, Guildhall, Canterbury. AUoruies, Messrs. Son ...
... r, April 26, May .3, 31, atGuildhali,,London. Solicitors, Messrs. Foulkes, Langford, and Walford, Southampton Street, Covent Garden. Thomas Cogan, late of Gun Square; lloundsditch, London, Salesman, April 23, 30, May 31, at Guildhall. Solicitor, Mr. Pope ...