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... Gordon Hotel, Covent Garden, LONDON 2, PROPRIETOR THE ABOVE nova., 11 EGS most rertivectfully to inform the Nobility and Gentry the ipvlity of Wales, that he carries on the shove Itoi t t on the sisle, and affording us much Comfort as any I tote! in the ...
... Gordon 'Motel, Covent Garden, LONDON. lkl I ?IMPRIMIS OP TSB Aurora DOM. most respoetfilly to inform the Nobility and Gentry of Ma Principality of Wales, that be carries on the above the ma* style, and affording as much Comfort itzLHotel is the Metropolis ...
... Barton under.Needw John Shepard Witherden, blacksmith. Margate. Neirinekx. builder, Hammersmith. \I aria bnokseller, Covent Garden. I icorge Baker, ironmonger. lierkehl.symre. Thomas Waterford, straw-hat matinfaelluer, We. Bedfordshire. Samuel Forfeit ...
... Benjamin White, Reading, printer. Thomas Minton,*Beak street, Regent street, grocer. Walter Richardson, King street, Covent garden, wine merchant. John Deacon, Berners street, Oxford street, upholsterer. John Goodwin, Battle, Hastings, SuMex, innkeeper ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... attempted the wrong, the discrepancy would have been natural enough—but a Russell-et tu Brute! Alas! all the hyssop in Covent Garden cannot purge the sin nor all the sweet herbs therein purify the rank offence. But our Readers suspect us of a hoax—they ...
... 'Accessary to complete the said Diversion. WILLIAM GARNER, Clerk to the Trustees. I.landover,. Nlarrh 12th, Gordon Hotel, Covent Garden, LO DON. DI N L. PROPRIEMit uP 110 TEL, moat respectfully to inform the No%ility and Gentry of the Proemial'', of Wales ...
... John Betteley, Liverpool, plumber. BANKRUPTS. Augaste geirineks, Hammersmith, builder. Maria Arnold, Tavistock street, Covent garden, book. seller. George Baker, Davies street, Berkeley square, iron. monger. Thomas Waterfield, Dunstable, Bedfordshire, ...
... Ramsgate, dealer in fancy goods, William Patrick Williams, Newton Abbott, Devonshire, draper. Samuel Grey, Rose Street, Covent Garden, baker. George Little, Church Street, Lisson Grove, corD, dealer. Thomas S;¡dd, Bungay, Suffolk, grocer. Benjamin Goldsmid ...
... ell Choke. eoiJ &age s.. teqoee.r.: .4 see. reit D. S. Gae.. ;ha. the sad wham:. L1J.1.1e1y, tee.. Gordon noted, Covent Garden, LONDON. in:opt:arms OF TUN 1101 n. EGS steel mop/Welly to the Noloility and Gee the 0cW.,1-.4 .1..1 he ..eriee 1:.. 110] ...