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... thereby. They arc committed Maidftoue jail* order tried at the In the farce of Croft Purpofes, performed the other night at Covent-Garden, the mention of a Hog-merchant immediately gave the audience an idea Sir Jofeph Mawbey, and fome of them were very outrageous ...
... for which they are obliged to perform two nights in a week. On Saturday night, during the performance of the Mifer, at Covent-garden fheatre, a tolerably well drafted, art orange out of the upper flips, which hit Mrs,- Green, who was playing the part lappet ...
... given therewith, (igned J. Filher. may -had of John at No. 04 F.dgbafton-ihrect, Birmingham; of Mr. John Batchelor, in Covent-Garden, London; of Mr. John Roe, printer, in Dublin; T. Wood, printer, on Pride-Hill, Salop; and wherever (hall under hand writing ...
... directions is given therew ihy felted J.Fiiher. It may be had John Fiilier, at No. Biiminoham; of Mr. John Btichclor, in Covent-Garden, London; of Mr. Roe, rter, Dublin; T. Wood, on Pride-Hill, Salop; and wherever laid FitVr Hull under band writing appoint ...
... —Alexander of French-alley, Mid- ' falefinan.—Johh Moieiby, of Sheffield, r Fen! church-ftreet, London, —James of St. Paul, Covent Garden, Mid' dlefex, haberdafher ani f Jordan, of the Strand, Middle/ex, haberdalher. —Edward Griffith and John Giiffuh, of K ...
... therewith, (igned J. Fifher. It may had of John Fiflier* at No. Edgbafton-Hreet, Pirmingham; of Mr. John Bitchelor, in Covent-Garden, London; Mr. John Roc, printer, in Dublin; of T. Wood, printer, Prid«-HiII, Salop; and wherever laid Hull under hand writing ...
... and s. A bill directions is given therewith, J. Kifher. be had John No. 24 in eet, Birmingham; of Mr. John Batchelor, m Covent-Garden, London; of Mr John Roe, printer, in Dublin; of T. Wood, punier, Prid«-HilU Salop; and wherever Ciid fhall under handv/ritinq ...
... mirth for trie Money Let view the gjy Pantheon, Which ufi»h ne'er can fee London: Printed tor T.Lewes, in Ruflll ftrect, Covent-Garden ; J. Cooke, in Patcr-r.ofter-Row ; T. Shepherd, in the Minorits ; d fold T. Wood, inter of this paper, and other and t: ...
... diieftions given therewith, figned J. Fifher. It may be had of John Fifher, No. in Birmingham; of Mr. John Batchelor, in Covent-Garden, London; of Mr John Roe, printer, in Dublin; of T. Wood, printer, Pride-Hill, Salop; and wherever faid handwriting appoint ...
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... a gentleman took up his Temporary refidence with •favoufite acrommodanon-houfe of reputation among its clafs, not far Covent Garden. ftaid in the few weeks oniy, when his bill very near 700!. not having to di'chaigc it, the LattJlord arretted and lent ...
... a VILLAGE. To which will be added, Farce (never formed here) called CROSS PURPOSES: As performed at the Theatre Royal, Covent-Garden laft feafon, with the greateft appiaule. To begin precil'ely fix o'clock. N. B. Mr. Miller humbly rcquefts thofe Ladies ...