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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... speare's collected works. There was also a very com- plete collection of play-bills of the TI Iciti-es Royal, Drurv Lane and Covent Garden, including a series formed by Mr Favvcettand his father. large collection of critiques, selected from morning and evening ...
... STAND AT EASE.—A tall man stood up in the middie of the pit at Covent Garden Theatre, to the great annoy, ance of all who were behind him. There was a general cry of Sit down, sit down Turn him out, turn him out! But it was all in vain he retained his ...
... 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 ...
... Heleu'j, merchants—Jan 25, R. fl.Gunnell, and W. Shearman » Salisbury square, Fleet street, printeis—Jan 25, J. G. Hod««!)»' Covent garden, wine merchant—Jan 2el, Burne and Co., st-eet, warehouseman—J;iM 23, F. J. Bray, Chichester place, Pan eras, ironinonver-Jan ...
... builder, '#t 12. J. Weston, sen. and J. Weston, jun. n COlld street, tailors, Aug. 6, at 12. Skelton and >*t IQ80^08 street, Covent garden, warehousemen, Aug. Richards, Marylebone street, Piccadilly, ^ug 6, at 2. W. Williams, Dorking, Surrey, Ntnt J?wchnt* ...
... 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 ...