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... King, No. 358, near the Pantheon, Oxford-street ; ofthe Society's T a-asurer, Mr. Smart, at his Music Warehouse, corner of Argyll-street, Oxford-street; and all the principal Music Shops. Boxes to be taken, and Tickets delivered, by Mr. Shel- picrdine ...
... The Fashionable $Farld % No. CCXXXIII. DUCHESS OF GVRDQN's ROUT. Her Grace the Duchess of Gordon commenced her fashionable parties last night. The following dis tinguis'ied persons were invited to a Rout and Card Party:— The Pnnce cf Wales. Dukei — Montrose ...
... for enht night! 1 had but six hours sleep in my bed ; that I despaired with my neighiaou.-s of ever having any relief but death- bur by taking your valuable Approved Medicine, I have not only been recovered of my asthma for month* past, but restored to ...
... King-street Mews, Grosvenor Gate, Park-lane. -_ ■ PEDAL HARPS. •*TX> be SOLD reasonable, at SMART'S Music JL Warehouse, corner of Argyle-street, Ox frnd-street, an excellent French PEDAL HARP, by L'onsineau ; a ditto, ditto, by Nadennan, with a swell and bull* ...
... Mr. Munden ; Aliwortb, Mr. H. Johnston ; and Wellborn, Mr. Lewis. Lady All worth, Miss Chapman ; Froth, Mrs. Powel ; and Margaret, Miss Murray (being their first appearance in those characters). End of the Play (ov paiticulat Desire, and for the only ...
... Tabbinet Manufacturers and Mercers, to Her Majesty, Their Royal Highnesses the Prince anp Princess of Wales, Dm.c and Duchess of York, Duchess of Wirtemberg, and the Princesses, No. 8, Henrietta-, street, Covent-garden, London. THE elevated Patronage of Her ...
... 13, Way- market; Messrs. Monzani a|.d Cimador, No. 2, Pall Mall; Mr. Birchall, No. 133, Bond-street; Mr. Smart, corner of Argyle-street, Oxtbrd-road; and by Mr. Salomon, No. 18, Suffolk-street, Middlesex Hospiti.l ; where the List of Subscribers may be ...
... addressed to Youth, by Miss . Porter, price .35. DEA? 1 f CAN', in Six• Books, aftor thz manner, and as a seq u,i to tire DEATH of ABLL, with a FrOptispiece, price • 25. 6d . . or on fine paper; 3>!. Th e CitE - ATION, n Fi - v4 . ; BoAs, intended as ...
... patronage t.i* article has obtained him from Her Mapsty and Their Royal Highnesses the Princesses, the Princess of Wales, and the Duchess of York, as well as the principal part ofthe Nobility, whom he begs leave to assure, that having had the honour ot introducing ...
... will fa-' illuminated by a most curious Aero- P-nc Branch, which is lighted and extinguished in a mo- ttlcnt. ⢠Lr n-L£ ARGYLL-STREET, OXFORD-STREET. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, - .. By Mr. JAMES DENEW, * l ins Auftion Room, No. 30, Charles- street, Berkeley- ...
... Tuesday next. ■ 1 ' Vivant Rest et Regina. ,tvt~,-£ REAT ROOM, KING'S THEATRE U ?? R THE PATRONAGE OF HER ROYAI HIGHNESS. THE DUCHESS OP YORK AND g^ R t^ -HIGHNESS THE W«-OF>V_?. MRi ? i_.st twipc^tlly inform* tlje Nobility, Gentry, and his Friends in eftier ...
... Mazzinghi and Mr. Reeve. Europeans: — Captain Sidney, Mr. Incledon ; Dr. O'LifFey, Mr. Johnstone. Eliza, Miss Wheatlv ; and Margaret, Mrs. Mills. Indians :— Chillingo, Mr. Munden; ZemaUn, Mr. Claremont; The Rajah, Mr. Waddy ; Gov'.nda, Mr. Hill; Ofi_cer ...