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... ASSAULT AT COVENT GARDEN THEATRE.—ALLEGED DEFAMATION OF MISS FANNY REMBLE. Oil Saturday evening, at the close of Bow-street office, the magistrates and those present the office were put into some confusion great bustle outside the door, and the appearance ...
... NOTlTlA.—Rumour says that O'Connell has a notion of meeting Sir F. Burdctt Covent Garden hustings, next election. Our opinion is, that Dan would oust the ex-Patriot. The paragraph which we copied from a Limerick paper, relative the conversion of Lady ...
... merchant. Thomas Parnall and John Frank, Clark’s-place, High- street, Islington, linen drapers. Thomas Snow, New-street, Covent Garden, grocer. John Bawden, Chard Somersetsbire, merchant Wm. Owen, St. Asaph, Flintshire, grocer. Thomas Crownshaw, Sheffield ...
... NEWBURY, SATURDAY, ee 17 DANCING MISS THOMASSIN and MISS LYDIA, from the Royal, Drury-lane, and Covent Garden, intend giviag lessons 1a DANCING durmg their stay in NEW- BURY, ~Particulars may be knowa of Mr. SAmNETT ...
... suddler Hoeg,'l\ Leeds, woollen draper llillgate, T. Friday street, warehouseman Jliller, R. Chester, brewer Norcott, W. Covent garden, wine merchant Wbitlaker, R. New Cavendish linen draper ...
... Benjamin White, Reading, printer. Thomas Miatoc, Bank street, Regent strert, grocer. Waller Richardson, King street. Covent garden, wine merchant. John Deacon, Beruers street, Oxford street, upholsterer. John Goodwin, Battle, Sussex, inkeeper. John Lsrgie ...
... Wright, Watton, Norfolk, grocer William Liverpool, draper FRIDAY, MAY 24,—BANKRUPTS. William Dawes, Tavistock-street, Covent- garden, bookseller William Keens, » Commercial-road, button-seller John Lambert West, Street, Soho, victualler Richard Waring ...
... Winchester, John Cunningham, Bristol, tin-plate-worker. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10. BANKRUPTS.--John Robottom, James-street, Covent- garden, coal-merchant. John Guyenette and Stephen Geary, Weston-street, Pancras-rvad, builders. Geo. Comley, George Jones, and ...
... merchant. Thomas Parnall and John Prank, Clark's-plar-e. Highstreet, Islington, linen drapers. Thomas Snow, New-street, Covent Garden, grocer. John Churd .Somersetshire, merchant Win. Owen, St. Asaph, Flintshire, grocer. Thomas Sheffield, victualler. Samuel ...
... wharfinger Slu hley, Castle street, Soutliwark. bat manufacturer ® treet > W'apping, corn merchant p. y '• - dge« street, Covent garden, tavern keeper Kudu*' Manchester, coach proprietor and brewer rydvil, Glamorganshire, currier ' Bobtail Derbyshire, cotton ...
... last, which ho was promised fund of enter' tainment, replied, I would join you, but have already* promised to dine at the Covent Garden Fund dinner, where I always have a fund of mirth, fund of entertainment, fund of good cheer, and a fund of excellent company ...
... Factory Mr. J. VV ell and, llolboru. The New Drop Landscape, executed by the inimitable Grieves, of the Theatre Royal. Covent Garden, renresentMK beautiful and highly finished View of Richm.iud Bridge. Banks the Thames, and Grand Histrionic Tetnole, erected ...