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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... GAZETTE, MAY 3. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Joseph Sharman, Birmingham, grocer. BANKRUPTS. Frederick Cates, Brydges-street, Covent Garden, hotel and tavern keeper. George Baker Johnson, High-street, Wapping, corn merchant. Massey, Longsiht, Manchester, coach ...
... BANKRUPTS.— NT. Davis, Westerlram, Kent, innkeeper and pholsterer.—J. M. D. KlefFer, Southampton-street and Charles •trett, Covent Garden, also of Berkeley-street, Clerkenweil, ind of Fetter-lane, City, baker.—R. Archcr, now or late of Queen-street, Cheapside ...
... FRIDAYS LONDON GAZETTE, MAY 24. BANKnurTs.—W. Dawes, late of Tavistock-street, Covent- garden, bookseller.^W. H. Maxwell, Portrush. Antrim, Ire- land (but now a prisoner in the Fleet Prison,) bookseller. W. Keens, Bedford-place, Coitifnercial-road, button ...
... MARRIED. Francis Kvn lnst*nt. at St. James's Church, London, Mr. Cooper eii^' P'Uniber; &c- of Newport, to Miss Sarah Covent Garden UJLo^dtei ° ^ames Cooper, Maiden Lane, of Kines^' at J?mes's Church, Bristol, Mr. William King, late Hpnr,, r?' to,Mlss ...
... oilman, Jan. 23, 26, and Feb. 24, at one, at the Rummer Tavern, Bristol. Solicitors, Messrs. Few and Co., Henrietta-street, Covent- garden and Mr. Beddoe, Bristol. George Ridgway and John Ridgway, Manchester, lacemen and mercers. PARTNERSHIP DISSOLVED. Bejamin ...
... the belnvd wife of Mr. Richard Hill, of the White Hart, Broad-street Hereford. On the 26th ult., at No. 9, James-street, Covent Garden London, of water on the braiu, aged 24, Jane the daughter of Mr. J. Meek, of Ross. On Sunday last, at Monmouth, aged 28 ...
... during his management. Her Beda in the opera of Blue Beard, will long be rembered. In 1790 she was married at St. Paul's, Covent Garden, to Mr. George Bland, brother to Mrs. Jordan. In 1809, when Drury-Lane Theatre was burned, Mrs. Bland joined the forces ...
... Faux- hall. SwiKG.—Mr. C. Kemble received a hoaxing note on Tuesday under this signature, threatening destruction to Covent Garden Theatre unless he gave a benefit to the starving labourers; the manager's friends regret his having introduced a thrashing ...