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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 ...
... Robeit Blackburn, Basiugball-street, surgeon. George Statham, Henrietta-street, Coveut garden, tailor. James Poyuton. Covent garden market, victualler. Samuel Harris and Dauiel Reeve, Minories linen drapers. John Hickling, Warwick, brickmaker. Mark Snelson ...
... 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 ...
... may had wholesale of Dicey and Co. , No. 10 , Bow Church Yard, London, and retail by - JAMES KNIGHT, 22, KING-STREET, COVENT GARDEN, Aid .at of the reappoints& thnwists ti Taira Costar'', at 10.94 per Mottle. NOVO BUT TIM JAMES KNIGHT. ASTRINGENT DENTIFRICE ...
... whkh may fatal wle4lesale Dicer soil Cu., No. 10, Bow Church Yard. bundon, and retail by JAMES KNIGHT, 22, KING-STREET, COVENT GARDEN, Jai iy mud the /li►ggisls is Tows aid Cosistry,sSls.9,l per Bottle. WWII Lti IDLY =OW it TIM MOM, JAMES KNIGHT. ASTRINGENT ...
... their Majesties, with a numerous and brilliant party, the King in blue uniform, and the Queen blazing in diamonds, went to Covent Garden Theatre. The audience received them with great cordiality and chose to make a special wonder that the Queen put sugar and ...
... there was not one to amuse the holiday folks. THE STRAND-ED ACTOR.-NIIr. J. Russell, of the Theatres Royal Drury Lane and Covent Garden, who has justly acquired for himself a large share of popularity in the Metropolis, by his talented Mono-Dramatic Entertainment ...
... responsible tor the damage to cattle inflicted by them. Green peas, grown in the South of France, were exhibited for sale in Covent Garden market on Tuesday week. Mr. Snjith, the celebrated Derbyshire agricul- turist, sold one of his bulls some time since for ...
... that rive has surprised me, because I kiw is ► that the Mike of thought it right to apply for an Aet of Psrlisment for Covent Garden Market, the sehrtMe of Tolls haring bee' Mr. Justice Litt/Risk —The grant to the Duke of Bedford was for tolls taken in ...
... ater Arius, Slanchester ; the Atm.,: inertly i n t h eory, and were pro d • the Aucti Mart; and at Mr. Cleo, ee It in Covent Garden.- For a view of ti .e results, t h ere woul d be notion application may be made to Mr. Pointe r, at 'lte eith er au 'rprise ...
... which may he had wholesale of Iticav an co., No. 10, Bow Church Yard, London, and retail by JAMES KNIGHT, 22, KING-STREET, COVENT GARDEN, And by roost qc the respectable Dnrggists in Town and Country, at 12.9 d. per Bottle. TI IiIt:SSD MT Tat JAMES KNIGHT ...
... Engines--On Bow street on Friday our attention to performance of newly invented fire engine engineers were proving against Covent Garden Theatre previously to its being to West of England Company for their principal office Exeter It powerful machine requiring ...