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... 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 ...
... THEATRICAL. GOSSIP. A new farce, under the title of the The [risk Ambassador, was produced on Thursday at Covent Garden Theatre It is a petite French drama, Le Diplomat; but Mr the -aconsiderable display adapter, has improved upon of his own gay and vivacious ...
... Adelpld ended its reason the same evenimr. The name* of the new Raster pieces are The itch Drury Lane; and Xeuiia’i (ace, Covent Garden. Michel Boai is performing the Queen's theatre. Miss Taylor has appeared in the character of Moggy M’UHpin, with much success ...
... Inn, Maidstone ; of Messrs. Carr and Kirby, Solicitors, Church-yard-court, Temple and at Mr. George llobins's Offices, Covent Garden. Frant, uear to Tunbridge Weils. very pleasant Residence, situate at Green, also a large Plot of Freehold Land used as ...
... surgeon. rnOXI TUEeLAY'S GAZETTE. Richard Barnard, of llollitgbonrn, Kent, paper maker. janrs CroW, of B'edford-court, Covent Garden, tailor. 1. N. Phillips, Edlvard-strect, Regent's Park, tavern lkeeper. Csasomn Lewis, of Iing's-road( Chelsea, builder ...
... 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 ...
... merchant Thomas Parnatl and John Frank, Clarhas-place, High-street, Ishoigton, linen drapers Thomass Slow, New-stseet, Covent Garden, grocer John Bayeden, Chard, Soemersethiremerchait Wm. Owen, St. Asaph,.ulintehire, grocer Thomtas rowoshow, Sheifield ...
... maker. J. Richardson, Regency-place, Great Surrey-street, carrier. Godfrey Bower Rodwell, of Jatimes-street, St. lPail, Covent Garden, linen draper. Joseph Lamb and John Lamb, of Liverpool, saddlers. James Leonard Cozens, of' Bedminster, Somerset, victualler ...
... Three Mouths, Published bj Trruttel, rtz, and Hichtkr, 30, Soho Square; and Black, Voun’g,and Volng, 2, Tavislock-street, Covent Garden: and sold by all respectable Booksellers throughout the Kingdom. whom may be had all the preceding Numbers of this interesting ...
... Plough Hotel, Cheltenham; York House, Bath; the Auction Mart; of Messrs Ullithorne and Req|'e, Red Lion Square ; and ut Covent Garden, ...
... Critical Notices.— 10. Miscellanea.—ll. Sir J. Reynolds's Discourses concluded. London: M. Arnold, 21, Tavistock-street, Covent Garden; Simpkin and Marshall, Stationers* Court W, F. Wakcman, Dublin; and Oliver and Boyd, Edinburgh. ...
... Siinarc, and Liddell, » >• London-strcet, uietehaitts. Wilkinson, B. Hasketon, Suffolk, wlne-morchant. Snow, T. Nett-street, Covent garden, grocer. Bawden. J. Chard, Srriuersetshire, merchant. Owen, W. St. Asaph, Flintshire, grocer. Crown-haw, T. Shetlleld and ...