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... well-adapted fur- yre and effects at a valuation. Om r P rice . and cards to view, apply at Mr. George Robins s i!Jl c es, Covent-garden ; and Messrs. Holme, Frampton, and ''Us, solicitors, New Inu. v GROVE PARK MANSION AND ESTATE, â¢Â»-vls the Duke of ...
... Freeman’s Journal. We understand that immediately after the Easter holidays, Massinger’s Maid of Honour is to be revived at Covent Garden Theatre, the part of the heroine having been especially selected by Miss F. Kemble for her next new character. The annual ...
... s Offices, in Covent-garden. Freehold Estate.â The Globe Public House and Spirit Shop, in Hatton-garden, with a Residence and OJBc« adjoining, in the occupation of Mr. Wright -ByMr. GEORGE ROBINS, at his Great Room, in Covent-garden, on Tuesday next ...
... ; and in Covent-garden. m ftdtftmattOtoii. Freehold Ground Rents, producing 78/. 15s. a-year, whh Rever- sionary Interest to the Fee-simple, in the Bermoodsey-road, nearStheßSkUyeS'A^.-T Mr. GEORGE ROBINS at his Great Room, in Covent-garden, on Monday ...
... day? prior to the saie, Mcs?r». Harnson, sol.citura, Suutlumpioi.-build. ng» ; the Mart; And Mr. Oevrife Robin’s UAces> Covent garden. Council-office, Whitehall, Nov. 29. Sir, —The iiords of his Majesty’s Most Honourable Privy Council having had tinder ...
... nor a wish to study flowers, may have ripe Fruit from the establishment delivered by his salesman, Mr. J. Gulliford, at Covent Garden Market, who will pay every attention to their wants and convenience. And although so great a variety of advantage is offered ...
... a year ago) is to be sold for 1,000 g-uineas. It can only be seen by cards, to be had at Mr. George Robins' s Offices, Covent-garden. URE WATER.- LIPSCOMBE and CO., 93, Regent-street, and at the Manufactory, 10, Lamb's Con- rn^' *? to invita P ub,ic ...
... nor a wish to study flowers, may have ripe Fruit from the establishment delivered by his salesman, Mr. J. Gulliford, at Covent Garden Market, who will pay every attention to their wants and convenience. And although so great a variety of advantage is offered ...
... Messrs. G. and C. Kempson, Solicitors, 4, Abingdon-stri3et, Westminster; at the Auction Mart; aud in Covent-garden. Probatt's Hotel, King-strea., Covent-garden.— All the genuine Furniture, including 20 Bedsteads with Hangings and Bedding, Pier and Chimney ...
... had i also r Messrs. Fisher and Lake, Bury-street, st. James's ; at the Mart and at Mr. George Robins's Offices, Covent- Garden. Covent- Garden and Drury-Lane Theatres. New Renteiv Shares, with Admissions to both for satr years, wen S|«r». of IXXM. each ...
... MWan.— Napoleon's Stulue.— Drury ?? nolds's Discourses (Reprint). London : Published by M. Arnold, Tavistock: street, Covent Garden ; Simpkin and Mar- shall, Stationers' Court ; W. F. Wakeman, Dublin , and Oliver and Boyd, Edinburgh. AOKEBMAII'S AWC-ALIA ...
... of Bavaria, bis first pei formance in Ik country .- John Lames, Secretary and Collector, 3, Church- L, Bedrord-stre-t, Covent- garden, where Donations and Sub- j-ption^ w dl be thankfully received . Râ OVAL SOCIETY of MUSICIANS.â The VINETY-THIRD ...