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... Parasols neatly repaired. ASSEMBLY ROOM, HEREFORD. miSS SHIRREFF, Prima Donna at the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden, MISS S. BOOTH, W the Theatres Royal, Covent Garden and Dmry Lane, LT AY E the honour of announcing to the Inhabitants of J. Hereford and its Vicinity ...
... gentleman whose vocal ability is highly spoken of, is about to make his appearance in tbe character of Henry Bertram, at Covent-garden Theatre, in the course of a few days. M. Elie de Beaumont, engineer of mines, and one of the most distinguished geologists ...
... our suffering poor, whose lot is already hard, if we did not make them. — Cheltenham Journal. A gentleman in the pit of Covent Garden Theatre, told another who sat nest him, and who applauded the performance rather noisily, that he was only one remove from ...
... Lee Townsend, eldest son of Col. Townsend, of Winchani the same county. Same day, the Rev. T. Vickery, at St. Paul's, Covent Garden, London, Mr. W. Ray, goldsmith, Tavistock-row, Mary Ann, second daughter of the late W. How, Esq Strand. the Ist inst ...
... Because you have so little—and all little things are pretty. STAND Ease.—A tall man stood up in the middle of the pit at Covent Garden Theatre, to the great a .noyance of all who were behind him. There was a general cry of Sit down, sit down! Turn him ...
... uttering a forged cheque upon an eminent banker (we believe Coutts), and conveyed to the police station-house, in Bow-sticet, Covent-garden, and locked up in a cell until the evening sitting of the magistrates at seven o'clock. Some time after his being thus ...
... when the performances will be resumed. There were no fewer than four theatres closed last night, viz., the Opera house, Covent Garden theatre, Drury-lane theatre, and the Strand theatre.— True Sun. I may say that in the whole course of thirty years' experience ...
... Evans (a Liberal) and Mr. Rickham Escott (a Conservative.) On Tuesday the nomination took place, on the usual site, at Covent Garden. There were about six thousand persons assembled. After the candidates had been put in nomination, Sir J. C. Hobhouse stepped ...
... Castle-street, Southwark, hat-manufacturer. H. Pf.AOOCK, Leather-lauc, dealer in potatoes. F. GATES, Brydgcs-strect. Covent-garden, hotel-keeper. W. Moors, Ludworth, Derbyshire, cotton-manufacturer. B. BADGES, Merthyr Tydfil, Glamorganshire, currier ...
... VARIETIES. A half sieve of green peas was sold for three guineas by salesman in Covent-garden market on Saturday - and when shelled it is supposed they would yield about quart. Protestant Cruelties.—From the restoration of Charles 11. to the revolution ...
... qualify him for the management of a Business. Premium expected. Letters addressed (post paid) A. 8., 4, Tavistock-Row, Covent-Garden. It would found excellent opportunity for any Young Man just out his time, wishing to complete himself. London, May 23 ...
... from the time he made his first appearance at Drury-Lane Theatre, in the character of Shylock, until his final exit at Covent- Garden. Epsom Races.—The Oak Stakes.—Of sovereigns each, h. ft.; for fillies, Bst. 41b.; mile and a half; all the other conditions ...