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... Gorden Covent Garden, LONDON. OF Till 41or1 pre „ t the :U i 'air fur entra ' t e be N e l a .l'aY on a tT l e above 110.. t the roe err and aitirding as much rahr r Thiel the of Liton. Gentlemen w-iting Loudon .111 find this most °acrylics', as iu the ...
... Gordon Hotel, Covent Garden, LONDON 2, PROPRIETOR THE ABOVE nova., 11 EGS most rertivectfully to inform the Nobility and Gentry the ipvlity of Wales, that he carries on the shove Itoi t t on the sisle, and affording us much Comfort as any I tote! in the ...
... Gordon 'Motel, Covent Garden, LONDON. lkl I ?IMPRIMIS OP TSB Aurora DOM. most respoetfilly to inform the Nobility and Gentry of Ma Principality of Wales, that be carries on the above the ma* style, and affording as much Comfort itzLHotel is the Metropolis ...
... hour the front of the hustings in Covent garden was crowded to excess. The polling was languid for the first two hours, but as ihe day advanced it became more brisk. The votes given for Colonel Evans at Covent garden booth were as 6 to above his competitors ...
... TUESDAY'S LONDON G AZETTF. OCT. 7. BANKRUPTS.—Geo. Norfolk, Good wyn.Tavistock-row, Covent- garden, hairdresser.— Richard Mee Raikes, London-wall, mer- chant.—Isaac Forth, Castle-street, Southwark, batter.—V\ i)tmm Robert Fry, Portland-terrace, Portland-town ...
... possible, that which is amusing and instructive in French Literature. Fenwick de Porquet and Cooper, 11 Tavistock-street, Covent Garden, to whom communications for the Editor, Advertise- ments, and Works for Review, are to be addressed. May be had, by previous ...
... masters. FRIDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE, NOV. 4. BANKRUPTS.—Thomas Thompson, Brydges street, Covent Garden, wine and spirit merchant.—Thomas Smith, 29, Southampton-street, Strand, wine and spiiit merchant.— I lenry Tanner, 9, Grenada-terrace, Stepney, master ...
... SPOONER, ATTU' 001)9, & Co. !lurch st Messrs. WRIGHT & Co., Henrietta at., Covent Garden, SOLICITORS. Messrs. WILLIAMS. I' FENNELL and WILLIAMS, 32, Bedford Row. . C. B. JOHNSON, Esq., Temporary Ogre. Biro.loin bane, until the noose, MOOROATE STREET, ...
... Barton under.Needw John Shepard Witherden, blacksmith. Margate. Neirinekx. builder, Hammersmith. \I aria bnokseller, Covent Garden. I icorge Baker, ironmonger. lierkehl.symre. Thomas Waterford, straw-hat matinfaelluer, We. Bedfordshire. Samuel Forfeit ...
... Stephen Geary, Liverpool-street, and Stephen Geary, Weston-street, Pancras-road, builders. J. Robottom, James-street, Covent Garden, coffee-house keeper. Henry Simons, Blackmore, Essex, grocer. Francis Gill Turner, Russell-street, Bermondsey, leather ...
... Robeit Blackburn, Basiugball-street, surgeon. George Statham, Henrietta-street, Coveut garden, tailor. James Poyuton. Covent garden market, victualler. Samuel Harris and Dauiel Reeve, Minories linen drapers. John Hickling, Warwick, brickmaker. Mark Snelson ...
... Myles Priest, Reading. Berkshire, nurseryman. Susan Sheppard, Richmond, milliner. George Cowell, Great Russell Street, Covent Garden, hatter. John Lashinar, Brightelroston, Sussex, merchant. Abraham Oxley, William Oxley, and John Oxley, Sheffield, iron ...