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... To the Ladies and Gentlemen of Devizes and its Environs. T. T. BORRINSALE, No. 25, Henrietta-street, Covent Garden, London MOST respectfully announces his intention of COMMENCING BUSINESS shortly in DEVIZES, and earnestly solicits their patronage and ...
... the Ladies and Gentlemen of Devizes and its Environs. T, T. BORBINSALE, JFasStjfouaiift' No. 25, Henrietta-street, Covent Garden, London MOST respectfully announces his intention of COMMENCING BUSINESS shortly in DEVIZES, and earnestly solicits their ...
... Goodenongh Grant, Oxford, bookfeller—J. Smith, Bath, grocer—W. Goech, Harlow, Ettex, wine merchant—C. E. Southbrook, of Covent Garden, Chambers, merchant—J. H.Gatnona, Newgate (\reet, silver* smith—B Wood, Liverpool, mathematical inftrument maker— J. Hopkins ...
... Gar Thestres, on the nights bis Majesty honoured th with his presence, were as follow s—~Drar y and Covent Garden, 9412, ‘Fhe Managers of Covent Garden Theatre have ¢ g2ged Mr. Sinclair for GO pights, at 30 guineas a nig Th e' Exeter T ff __ nr jeatre ...
... service had been sent home in state of illness to the plaintiff, his faihcr law. The defendant lived in Chandos.street, Covent Garden, and the apprentice lived him for six years of his dine, during which time he was in good health and performed all the ...
... huzldred and twenty. At Bow-street, Saturday, John Gotte, thle man chkagedI with setting his house on fire in New-street, Covent Garden, underwent another examination. The evidence of two persons were entered into, that of Mrs. Brooks's daughter, and a man ...
... Grant, of O, fojd, .ookseller.-J. Smith, of Bath, grocer. ?? Gooch, oF Harlow, Essex, wine-merchant.- C. E. Southbrook, of Covent Garden Chambers, merchant. -J, H. Garrions, of Newgate-street, silversmith.-Beni. Wood, of Liverpool, mathematical instrtrnent ...
... of' KingstoP,% .Thamcs, SurvI 'ttensn-A Belxnttt, pf. Fountain court, Miiories, box-makr.-W-. Lee. of Charles-street, Covent. garden, fartcy ?? Wright, ?? Duke- street, St. James's, tailor.-R. J. Tratt, of'King-street, Bloomsbur'y, butcher-J. Scudamore ...
... him the name of II Diavolu Antonio. A jllotisieur Devour, who is styled the Hercules, and who has been performing at and Covent Garden Theatres with great applause, will exhibit such feats of strength have never before been accomplished by any human being ...
... next Feb. 24th, 1823, will be presented (first time here) a new Play, calied NIGEL; or, the Crown Jewels. now acting at Covent Garden with distinguished success. End the Play, a new Scotch MINUET, STRATHSPEY, and REEL, the Three Misses GIROUX. conclude ...
... Reading; Sun, Maidenhead; Castle, at Windsor; of Messrs Foulkes, Langford, and Walford, Solicitors, Southamptonstreet, Covent Garden; at Garraway's; and of Mr. WILLOCK, No. Golden Square, London, where of the Estate may be seen. Wroughton be LET, from ...
... Cause-paper lor I'lidm next, 4 h. but will probably not come till following day. Gotlie, the man whose house in New Sireel, Covent Garden, was lately destroyed by fire, and who was apprehended suspicion having been himself the incendiaiy, was on Saturday last ...