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... 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 ...
... the Grand Spectacle Timour the Tartar, written expressly the Horse Performances,and acted with the enthusiastic applause Covent- Garden, during 'he whole one season, has been prepared with every care and attention for exhibition this Week, at Hereford. In ...
... Expences of soliciting this Object be paid into the ganking House of Messrs. Austin, Maunde, anti Co. Henrietta Street, Covent Garden, ondon. 25. That the foregoing Resolutions be advertised in the Public Ledger, Morning Post, Morning Advertiser, Times ...
... exertions have been generally admired. The entertaining dance succeeds the merry song—Messrs. Mile and Cooke, from Covent Garden, are engaged produce pantomimes, and trip it on the light fantastic toe. Both these gentleman possess much merit. Mr. ...
... the base Counterfeits. —The genuine is signed « G. H. Hogard” on the Sold at the Pr. prietors, No. 22, Roffell-ftreet, Covent Garden, London 3 J. Tymbs and Sons Worcetter gj Gower, Kidderminster 5 Bu Wa kinsy Hereterd; Reddell, Tewkesbury ; 3-Agg, Ev sham ...
... Securities, and all Business in the Public Funds transacted willi Fidelity and Dispatch. ClaiTfttrs. •- the new piece at Covent Garden, there a broad allusion very excuseable infirmity that distinguishes one of our highest legal characters. pretends to charge ...
... Romance of E HI); . Or, FEMALE CURIOSFFTf the Marches, Charges, and Manoruvres, by A, THF. HORSES. the Theatre-Royal, Covent-Garden, the most unbounded and rapturous applause. to the Romance Bine d, will acted a new Musical Piece, died SH AND FLAT, to ...
... to MS. mem. in Mus. Brit. says, was born in London, was surgeon there, died in about 1697, aud was buried St. Paul's, Covent-garden. Oldys adds, 44 lie much assisted Monlford in his play of Greenwich Park. Further particulars could give, hut we leave ...