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... , F.R.S. J. .INSTICE, Esq, Messrs. S POON ER, ATP WIN ilk.% Cu. Orareelturch st Messrs. WRIGHT & Co., ile;rietta st., Covent Garden, fOLICITOSta Messrs. W I LLIA MS. FENNF:LL and WILLIAMS, 32, Bedford Ruw. OFC•VART. C. B. JOHNSON, Esq., Temporary (Mee ...
... value which it must evidently obtain under a healthy course of management. Principals will apply to Mr. George Robins, Covent Garden; anti Messrs. Bartrum and Sun, Solicitors, '27, Old Broad-street, who will explain in a personal inter- I view the incalculable ...
... 16, J. Stevens, Unylelent, Cornwall, l*nn* April 10, T. While, Birmingham, draper CERTIFICATES.—ApaiL 5. J. Joy, jun,, Covent garden, notel keeper—H.G. Mitchell. •* mondsey wall, wine inerchaut—J. Viekery.late of Bristol, b' e- manufacturer—T. Weaver, ...
... 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 ...
... Reformers, whether he he Parson Radical, or Parson Tory: and the ranting; of this Warwickshire Divine upon the hustings of Covent Garden and the platform of Newhall Dill, are as grossly Wino:thins to society and as diametrically opposed to the ' meek spirit ...
... 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 ...
... Cauiberweli New road, flour factor. BANKRUPTS. T. Grove, Great Suirey street, tailor. n. W. Farmer, Tavis'ock street, Covent Garden jeweller. W Spri g, Great Portland stieet, plumber. H. Dakin, High street, Smithwark, cheesemonger. G. Houahton, Hertford ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Bart., F.R.S. J. ANSTICE, Esq. Messrs. SPOONER, ATTWOODS, & Co. Oracechurch et. AND Messrs. WRIGHT & Co., Henrietta at, Covent Garden, SOLICITORS. Messrs. WILLIAMS, VAUX. FENNELL and AMS, 32, Bedford Row. SECRIITART. C. B. JOIINSON, Esq., Temporary Office ...
... poorrates, are low. Particulars may be had, 28 days prior to the Sale, by application to r. Oenrge Robins, at his offices, Covent- Garden ; or to Messrs. ebkholeue, Hall, and llibson, Solicitor to the Vendors, tit, Lincoln's Inn-fields. BRISTOL GENERAL Steam ...