... Weav re-lane, Tooley-stroet 8 mthwars, orchii and endbear mana actarer. W Lliam Baker, the younger, Tavistoek-surest, Covent garden, earver and guilder. Francie Leigh Langstom, Old Broalstrect. meschant. Joha Gilligan. 194, Sarrey, baker. Gawrge Robinson ...

... this eveniug to honour the Ministers to satisfy the House of Commons, or to |of corn will share in the rum of its buym, | Covent-garden theatre with their presence. The royal give it an insight into the grounds on which the house ‘ we shall be furnished with ...

... Palace, Tuesday, March 10.—Her Majesty gave an audience to Viscount Melbourne —Mer Majesty and Prince Albert honoured Covent-garden Theatre with their presence this evening. Wed .esduy, March 11.—The Queen held a court this afterncon at half-past two ...

... ths University of Oxford.—The Queen aud Prince A bers honoured the performance of Mr. Charles Kemble ia The Wonder, st Covent garden Theatre this evening with their presence. H’:dmi‘;'v, Morch 25.—Her Majesty gave audiences to-day to the Marquis of Normauby ...

... Prince of Saxe Coburg Gotha, honoured the performance of Mr. Charles Kemble, as Benedick, in “ Much Ado About Nothing,” at Covent Garden Theatey, with their presence. & Wednesday, April B.—The Queen gave an audience to Viscount Melhourne. The royal dinner ...

... friends to decline keeping his fox-hounds ...

... in a pony phaeton. Her Majesty and Prince Albert, accompanied by the Hereditary prinee of Saxe Coburg Gotha, honoured Covent-garden Theatre with their presence in the evening. Friday, May B.—Her Majesty gave an audience to Viscount Melbourne. Her Majesty ...

... and the Hon. Col. Grey, visited the Duchess of Suatherland, at Stafford House. Her Majesty and Prince Albert honoured Covent-garden theatre wiith their presence in the evening. Saturday, May 16.—The Queen, accompanied by his Highuess Prince Albert and ...

... administer the pledge in Liverpool, Manchester, and Birming‘ham, on his way to London.—Mr. Bradwell, the mechanist of Covent Garden, has, it is said, succeeded in making a substance which exaetly resembles ice, and on a portion of which members of the ...

... chemist. Henry Baron, Baldesston, Lancashire, cotton manufacturer. Jusw 2 —Henry Webster. lamp-manufacturer, Bedford.stroet, Covent-garden. Phitip Barnes, bricklayver, Jamaica-s‘reet, Commercial-road East. Edmund Patrick, salt merchant, G'oncester. Culin Campbell ...

... « an act of re- Jjoic.ug.” till the second pistc! was firel: when he hecame ‘¢ stunned and stupified,” and ran off to Covent Garden to tell a police constable what he had witnessed. These cir-um-tances as to the assassin’s capture are of secondary importance ...

... is one related by Fodere. An Englishman advertised extensively that he would, on a certain day, put himself to death in Covent Garden, for the benefit of his wife and family. Tickets of admission one guinea each.— Anatomy of Suicide. lurorTaNT TO WEAVERS ...