DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY
... DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. G. C. Wright, Islington, grocer— J, Mojely, of King Street, Covent Garden, viciueller. Printed and Publiihed J, W, MARRIOTT, TauntonCoutMfj General Printing Office, Eaet Street Taunton, ...
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DORCHESTER, THURSDAY, AUGUST 24, 1826. THEATRE ROYAL, WEYMOUTH
... DORCHESTER, THURSDAY, AUGUST 24, 1826. THEATRE ROYAL, WEYMOUTH. The Last Night but One of Mies Lacy's {of the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden) performing. FRIDAY , August 25th, lß2fi, will be pre seated the celebrated Play of THE STRANGER: Mr*. Haller, by Miss ...
FROM FRIDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE
... appointing Sir John Singleton Copley, constituting ana Rolls and Records of unbert Lord deceased. Kobert bankrupts. c Covent Garden Chambers, auctioneer coal merchant Lowe, Manchester, oil merchant Muww, Liverpool, money scrivener »han Nation, Bath, butcher ...
FRIDAYS
... straw hat manufacturer—M. Short, Marchmom Street,druggist—R. Lae, Mincing Lane, wit* nurctiant—J. Mostly, King Street, Covent Garden, victualler. Printed and Published by J. W. MARRIOTT, Taunton Courier and General Priming Office, East Street, Tauato* ...
LONDON MAILS
... of August 25, 1826. Insolvents.— George Christen Wright, of Hedge Row, Islington, grocer.—James Mosely, of King Street, Covent Garden, hotel-keeper. Bankruptcy Enlarged William Ceilings and Thomas Maingy, of Street Within, mercUants, from Sept. to Sept ...
BANKRUPTS.—FROM TUESDAY'S GAZETTE
... money scrivener dealer. V. V Cheltenham, plasterer CastlerGoole. ship-builder Mtm Line, builder Jamea Dwyer»' New-street, Covent Garden, tailor Hmuy WiAkley, Gborltofe-row, Lancashire, victualler John Hayo, Flea Maii»et, and Red Liop-square, wine JdhnGyßakhaw ...
GLOUCESTERSHIRE
... U'illahirc, the proprietor of an extensive copper manufactory at BristoL—At York, Airs. Harriet \Yeston, formcrlr ot Covent Garden and the Bristol and Bath theatres.—ln College street, Bristol, in her 50th year. Airs, C. Johnson Aged 78 years, Airs. ...
Friday's Post
... Marchmont-street, Middlesex, druggist KuUrt l«f, .MinciiiK-lioc, • otidon, wine iu ...
SUNDA Y MONITOR—PRICE SEVENPENCE. AFFIDAVIT. JOHN FISHER, Printer and Publisher, makes Oalh, and says, that the ..
... l«*fore me, this4th day 4 J. FISHER, of January. 182ti. Sunday Monitor Office, William Venables, Mayor, j York-street, Covent-garden. Of the contents the Sunday Monitor, the Proprietors can only repeat what hits been already stated ; —its leading features ...
ASSEMBLY-ROOMS. MR. BARBER having kindly given permission, the Public are respectfully informed, that a SALE of ..
... WOODSTOCK, / Founded on the popular Novel of that name the Author of Waverley, tcc.J as performed at the Theatre-Royal, Covent- Garden, with universal applause. Louis Kerneguy (King Charles, gb\r. Vising. Alice Lee, third appearance liM&JsiJkn GaAV. which ...
FROM FRIDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE
... Bow-street, victualler Jo ?,me*, town of Nottingham, maltster Tho™*'' , nm erce-place, Brixton Road, chinaman John to*, Covent Garden Market, fruit salesman George?* ' jj 0 j Norfolk, carpenter Wm - wn of Nottingham, maltster Sa Sussex-place, near Bristol ...
TH Daughter of a deceased Clergyman the Established Church offers herself CO MPANION to an elderly Lady, who ..
... great pleasure in announcing that they have been directed SELL by AUCTION, on Thursday next, Ist June, at their Rooms, in Covent Garden, London, tin consequence of retiring from his professional labours,)— The long established and highly favoured REPOSITORY ...