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... ?? CVtGDGAL PUND. , COVENT GARDEN THEAT h' -1 I,- ~~ , 7 1~: . - -A 1 mpivesary inneroe tis ifnot usefual aflO tiati The tenth ?? dnfl iiidy the~rera b beneolet S~cie took, place, 0f Friae atk ?? 500' Taven. ScisRoyal Highness tI ?? f of t thes chai. ...
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... upon-'T'yne, victualler and innkeeper G. Sawyer, Goswell Street, London, dealer in lace and corn- mllission agent I.. Gardie, Covent Garden, London, jeweller A. Sincheomb, Oldbury-on-the-Hill, Gloucester, maltster G. Wells, Mary.le-loonne, London,.trunk and camp ...
... instant, has since died, and was buried yesterday. This makes the to- ta] of deceased 17. The proprietors of Drury Lane and Covent Garden theatres have determined not to give more than L.20 per week to any one, actor or actress, however great their celebrity ...
... ter Extraordinary in the High Court of Chancery. BANKRUPTS. .1. Baird, Manchester, brass founder ?? Nixey, New Street, Covent Garden, London, tailor a W. 3oscelvae, Bishopsgate Street, Lo,,doe, grocer G. Nicholls, Warmioster, linen draper J. Welch, 3anchester ...
... as above. th BANKRUPTS. G 3. Thomson, Commercial Docks, Rotherhithe, tea dealer th J. Creed, Covent Garden, London, woollen draper m G. Cachard, Covent Garden, London, watch and. clock le maker C- . a S. Hanily, Clerkenwell, London, brass founder ri J ...
... the Court of Chnrtc-rv, in the room of the Right Honourable Lvr d Giffiord, deceased. BANhNRUPTS. AVillipm Sniliivood, Covent Garden Chambers, Middile- Fex. auctenvecr john Watkinis, Casle Street. Holborn, coal-merliltlit .jpii es In oe, Alanc hesttr, ...
... regarding the dispute between the meana- cee gers of Covent Garden Theatre, and Miss 'l'ree, on Yet the subject of the revival of the Marriage of Figaro.- was Miss Paton was engaged at Covent Garden as the re- fait] presentative of Miss Stephens, and the ...
... Weedon, Northampton, timber merchant C. Dollmani Regent Street, London, East India shawl mtnufacturer ?? H. Strndsirke, Covent Garden Market, London, fruit- e re N. Dodson and J. Sabin, Bermondsey Street, Southawark, corn chandlers W. James, Bruton, Somerset ...
... Majesty has been graciously pleased to commnand, that on the evening of the coronation day the Theatres Royal, Drury-Lane, Covent- Garden, the Haymarket, and English Opera House, and also Sadler's Wells Theatre, shall be opened gratuitously to the public; ...
... draper John French; sen. Frome-Sehrood, Somerset, clothier Charles Howard, Shacklewell, Middlesex, victualler A. Grubb, Covent Garden, Lbndon, tavern keeper W. Hillyard and J. Mlorgan, Bristol, booksellers John Prout, Bath,hinkeeper Thomas Anneu, Ainmouth ...
... intention to re- main about a week at Cariton Palace, during which time he visits both the ?? Lane this evening, and .Covent Garden oni Wednesday. It is lolt expected that any Court will he held during his tl present stay in town. On his Majesty's departure ...