Sacred Messiah at Covent Garden Evening
Haymarket to Covent Garden presentation includes The Messiah at the New Theatre Royal Covent Garden tomorrow. Madame Mara leads vocal performers with Mr Ashley and others. Prices range from 1s to 9s 6d with no refunds. boxes sell through Mr Brandon. Doors open at 4:30 and 5:30 for the revival.
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Theatre-Royal
Covent-Garden
Madame Mara
Germiniani
G. Ashley
Crouch
Great George
King
Miss Sharp
Mrs. Crouch
Incleson
Bartle-Alan
Reynolds
Durham
Kelly
J. Ashley
Ashley
Brandon
Hart Street
Seria
Vivant Rex & Regina
Public notice on state lottery regulations and controls
Stamp Office Somerset Place 12 February 1793 announces tightening controls on the state lottery. Clerks will record draws in numerical books. drawings to be published twice weekly to curb illegal insurance and abuses. Authorities expect reduced illicit activity, with magistrates and police enforcing the new regime.
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Somerset-Place
Majesty
ZGAL
Afl
Stech
Armissioners Trust
Court of Altermen
Werminster
Middlesex
Galley
Beardmore
N. B
Stamp Office
India
South Sea
HaAN vER-SQUARE Fourth Part Evening Concert Notice
Mr Salomon announces a concert at Hanover Square this evening with new overtures by Clementi and Haydn, solos by Bruni Mara and Har rington, and strings plus pedal harp. Doors at seven, show starts eight, tickets color coded and transferable by class. Gentlemen and ladies advised to curb coach arrivals to avoid confusion.
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M.S
Clementi
Signor Bruni
Mr. Harrington
Seena
Madame Mara
Ario
Viotti
Salomon
Mara
Haydn
Madam Krumpholtz
Hanover Square
Meeting Notice of With Cxvs at London Tavern
The next meeting will be on Tuesday the 5th of March 1793 at the London Tavern Bishopsgate Street with George Byng, Esq. in the chair. Stewards include Rt. Hon. of Albemarle, Alderman Skinner, and Alderman Combe. One dinner on table.
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London Tavern
Bishopsgate-street
George Byng
E. of
Albemarle
Alderman Skinner
Alderman Combe
Samull Tolfrey
Worthy Liverymen Address London Charterhouse Square
To the worthy liverymen of the city of London gentlemen Charterhouse Square February 26 1793 address text appears as a brief formal notice to livery company members in London with a dated location and salutation of a public or ceremonial nature.
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City of
Londn
Patent Medicine Warehouses Listed in London
An advertisement enumerates shop locations for patent medicines on the south side of Covent Garden near the Hummums, also at Cornhill Tutt Royal Exchange E Newbery St Paul’s Churchyard, and Old Bond Street near Hookham’s Library.
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Covent-Garden
Hummums
Golding
Cornhill
Tutt
Royal Exchange
E. Newbery
St. Paul's
Wale
Old Bond-street
Hookham’s
Society of Ancient Britons St David's Day Service
Nobility clergy and gentry are invited to St Anne's Soho for St David's Day prayers in ancient British and an English sermon by the Lord Bishop of Landaff. A dinner at the Crown and Anchor follows. tickets required for admission after 2 o'clock.
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Piccadilly
St. James'street
Galley
Beardmore
Mott
Society OF Ancient Britons
London
Honourable
St. David's Day
St. Anne’s
Soho
Thomas Alban
Lord Bishop of
Landaff
Handel, &c
Crown and Anchor Tavern
Strand
Relief Fund for Widows and Children of Seamen and Soldiers
A 1793 meeting at Crown and Anchor Strand resolves to establish a permanent fund to aid widows and orphans of seamen and soldiers in His Majesty's service. William Devaynes chairs as funds are pledged at multiple London banks, with subscriptions listed and a March 5 committee meeting set for further steps.
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Waa
Netice
William Devaynes
Crown and Anchor
Strand
WM. Devaynes
Devaynes
Pybus
Call
Grant
Old Bond-street
Rantom, Morland, and Hammersley
Pall-Mall
Crofts and Co
Pail+Mall
Biddulph and Cox
Charing-Cross
Hoare
Fleet-street
Fuller and Vaughan, Cornhill
Martin, Stone, and Co
Lombard-street
Barclay and Tritton
Lombard Street
Meits, Child and Co
Temple Bar
Richard Glynn
Mills
Mitten
Birchin-lane
Robarts, Curtis
Were, and Co
Cornhill
Boldero
Adey
Luthington
Castell, Powell, Sumner, and Co
Crown
The Old Manor House and Other London Listings
This Day is published in four volumes with price 14s. The Old Manor House a novel by Charlotte Smith printed for J. Geeil at Oxford Street. Also offerings of music, a Harpsichord, a singular trial pamphlet, and a Bon Ton Magazine notice with Louis XVI plan. Uncommon cheap dimities offered by Fields and Robinson from 12 Henrietta Street.
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Charlotte Smith
J. ” Geil
Oxford-street
Bond-street
Marie Antoinette
Miss Poole
Walsh
Mills Breadhurst
J. Percy
Tavistock-street
Bedeford-square
Kirkman 'S
Major Hooke
Louis XVI
Gooch
W. Locke
Red Lion-street
Holborn
Symonds and
Parsons
Paternoster Row
Lewis
Ruffel-street
Fields and Robinson
Henrietta Street
Covent Garden
Fields
Robinson
N. B
Ruspini Dentifrice and Styptic Remedies Endorsed
Chevalier Ruspini and Son promote their DENLIFRICE POWDER and TINCTURE with forty years of use in Europe and the colonies. They warn against counterfeits, claim teeth and gums preservation, and advise daily use. Also advertise BALSAMIC STYPTIC for hemorrhage and naval hospital supply, with orders via Mr. Palmer at Fenchurch Street.
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Europe
East
West Indies
Chevalier Ruspini and Son
Chevalier Ruspini
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State Lottery
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Commmnicia
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Charterhouse Square
Alderman Anderson
Paul’s Head Tavern
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Furrer
Loren Ge Pso PaTraRosa
J. Fuller
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Robert Williams Vaughan
Edward Williams Vaughan Salisbury
Robert Mackweorth
Robert Williams
Robert Jeaner
George William Prescott
John Dettell
Edward Raverscroft
William Lio
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Thomas Anwyl
Rob
Twisden Williams
David Price
William Ridding
Richard Griffith
Roger Parry
William Edwards
William Sharpe
Joseph Sherwin
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Richard Barweil
Thomas Bernare
Sir Henry Cosby
Wil Cook
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John Dryden
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Tho
Freeman
Thomas Hinchman
Harry House
Tho. Bummersley
Wil. Mites
Ja. Musgrave
Henry James Pye
Richardon
Stibbert
John Yrownson
Robert Phertans
Samuel Toltiey
James Urinstone
Tho. Williams
Samuel Tolfrey
Wm. Nak
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J. P. Cockerell
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Steph. Winthrop
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John Davis
John Fyns
Hen Hunt
Mr. Drake
Isleworth
Marquis of
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Itiens
Richard Heasley
Ifeworth
Thornton
William Noble
John Wombwell
Mathew
Exeter
Richard Jupp
Major Scott
John Menzies, Bart
Francis Sitwell
Brocklesby
R. Manners
Wm. Thompson
Miss Manners
Colonel Manners
Wem. Pope
Greenland
Lord Brownlow
James Edwards
William Pep
Locker
Lieu. Perel
A. W. Danby
Greenwich
N. Swinden
John Penn
Bertie A. James Maidment
Thomas Keate
John Mosely
A. Peter Wells
Ensign Dyke
T. Morris
Edmund Boehm
A. Wm. Baker
E. Willam
Royal
A. Ed. Baker
A. Ambrose Martin
Gloucester
A. John Reeves
George Wilson
Tho. Simkin
A. Yorks
Mary Simpkin
W. Cruchley
A. John Wilmot
Richard Symons
A. Win. Lenox
Mr. Lend
Whitthired Keane
A. G. Errington
James Hattell
Charles Cowper
Keppel
Wm. Petrit
Phillip John Fell
D. P. Heamden
Bennet Langton
Claude Scott
John Dawes
Treant
Messrs. Crofts and Co
Paul Mall
Hillings
Horace Juvenat
James Evans
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