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... Joseph of Oxford-street, Middlesex, Ironmonger, July 9, 16, August 16, at Guildhall.—Margaret Loel, Little Russell-street, Covent Garden, Middlesex, Vintner, July 9, 16, August 16, at Guildhall.—Richard Green, of Bisliopsgate-street, London, Jeweller and ...
... Guildhall.—John Seagoe, Duke-Street, St. James’S, Middlesex, Tailor, Aug. 16, Sept. 15, 24, at Ell-of, of Beil bird-street, Covent Garden/ MiMlesex, Tailor, Aug, 20, 27, Sept. Guildhall. A letter from Tarragon, dated the 27th of July, states, that the army ...
... innocent and pleasant to use, price 4s. and 7s, Sold by the Proprietor, Wholesale and Retail, No. 13, Russell-street, Covent garden, London; may be had of J. Tymbs and Son, Worcester; Whittick, Glocester; Swinney, Birmingham; Rollason Coventry ; Eddovves ...
... dreadful 4 o’clock this unorniivg someof the market people Govern (kirden market discovered *OlOll6 issuing out the cowl of Covent Garden Theatre, and pre■sently was foljowed-by the alarm was instnttly given, rind the engines arrived soon afjcr; hut the fire ...
... perhtctly innocent and pleasant to use, price 4s. and fs. Sold the Proprietor, Wholesale and Retail, No. *j, Russeli-sirtct, Covent garden, London; may had J. and Son, Worcester; Whittick, Glocester; Swinney, Birmingham; Rollason; Coventry ; Eddowes, Shrewsbury ...
... finest in England. Inquests have been held upon the bodies of 14 or IS persons who were killed at the late dreadful fire at Covent Garden Theatre; it is supposed that between and 30 have suffered, some bodies, doubt, now rd* maining amongst the rubbish; upwards ...
... of hi* Regiment (the 10th light Dragoons) previous to their embarkation for Spain.âMr Kemble one the Proprietors of Covent Garden I'healre, came down from town to OmUcrsley Court last week .to colder with, dhe .rtuucexoncernipg the plan pt erecting ...
... John Abbey and Henry Abbev, Leicester, Hosiers, Dec, 3, 10, Jaw. 7, at Guildhall.—Asher Assor, of Great Rnssel-street, Covent Garden. Middlesex, Cbinaselter, Dec. 3, 10, Jan. 7, at Guildhall.— Drvißtxn.—Dec. 19. William Smith, late of Wolverhamntou, Butcher ...
... ld, i have broken tlie clock which dared to give the lie to your Majesty. • The persons employed in erecting the new Covent Garden Theatre work by candle-light, and from tl»e great number of bricklayers at work, has very interesting appearance night ...
... convenient mode *. seeses an agreeable and nouvell; Fragrance Sold by the Proprietor (Wholesale and „ »j, RusseU street, Covent-garden; Orerf* S* 47, New Bond-streetj Duon.-tt, pn. ’ Th»n, No. .5, 0«f0,d..™,; Nor 59, Elect.street; Grosvenor, No. w , u. Butts ...
... pew, seeses an agreeable and nouvelle Fragrance. Sold by the Proprietor 'Wholesale and Retail) Nv 13, Russell street. Covent • garden; Otrerfon. Na, 47 New Bond-street; Duunett, No. 3, CheaaSijt: Thom, No. 4s, Oxlord-street ; Davison and Son, Nor 59, ...
... pes> seeses an agreeable and nouvelle Fragrance. Sold by ttie Proprietor (Wholesale utd Retail) No. aj, Russell street, Covent-garden; Overdo, No. at. New Bond-street} Duunett, j, Chcaptidct Tftom, No. Oxford-street} , Oaviton and Son, Nor 59, Eleet-street; ...