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... iracdiately followed the car was dark bluelolln. •• Hadical Reform”. The procession pass•! lhri)Ui;!i various streets: in Covent Garden :j't«:>« made, end three “ear-piercing” cheers w given : advancing the Strand the whole electors arranged themselves each ...
... dra|»er and grocer.—Peter Irving, of Liverpool, and of New York (America) merchant. —Joseph Snuggs, of Henrietta street, Covent Garden, Middlesex, mercer.—Gregory Wall, of Bromyard, Herefordshire, farmer.—George Masters, of Langston, Monmouthshire, dealer ...
... city, she was engaged to play at sundry towns seventeen nights, previous to the 15th of October, when she is to appear at Covent Garden ; and, order to do this, she must traverse the whole island from east to west, viz. from Norwich to Liverpool, and return ...
... quantity of beautiful Jargonelle pears, and a kind of egg-plumbs, brought from France, were yesterday exhibited for sale in Covent Garden market, and retailed out, the former at 2s. per dozen, and the latter at 2s. per quart. In consequence of the scarcity ...
... Oxford, has been produced at Bath, where it has excited uncommon interest; it said that it will shortly brought forward at Covent Garden. It not true that French vessels have recently sailed from Cardiff, unable to obtain cargoes of iron; all the French ships ...
... respectfully informs Ladies and Gentlemen of Worces-ter and its vicinity, that MRS. CHA RLES KEMB L E Of the Thentre-Royal, Covent-Garden, has kindly consented appear in her TWO celebrated Characters of LetitiaHardy, in the BELLES STRATAGEM, and Caroline, in ...
... speakers. ’ ls P ounce this week, being now oullars are at ss. Cd. per ounce, ,. 01 . tolerable sire, were exposed ki J ,n Covent-Garden market, in mi- , an Ihumh-poltles, the former at Ts. 'Uief erat3, -. J- each. f * Bench, on Thursday. Mrs. J j-jj verdict ...
... to call in aid of the military. Accordingly detachment if the Horse G.ianls was sent for, which soon after rrived in Covent-Garden. Their arrival was reeiiril willi loud bootings the populace, and hey Hire almost immediately pelted with every pccics ...