... thief, bed it appeared that he wee committed from Bow-street a short time back for stealing a basket of cherries from Covent garden in much the same manner. He was tried at the Middlesex Sessions, and his defence, That the porter ought to have stopped ...

... morning, the body of a man was found in the canal at Leamington. It was afterwards identified as that of John Hudson, of Covent Garden Market, who has been missing from hi. home since Thursday last. The deceased was thirty-eight years of are, and unmarried ...

... the case, said that his client, Mr. Ray. was the editor of Toschstoiie, a weekly paper, published at 14. York-street, Covent-garden. In the copy of the paper for the 9th inst.. which was really published on the Bth. thei the life 4 rand portrait- Mi. ...

... not see it at Nuneaton on Saturday night. The machines and regulators were supplied by Mr. Paterson, of Bedford Court, Covent Garden, whose repres-ntative, Mr. Bailin. was very courteous and obliging to those requiring information. Refreshments were supplied ...

... Drury-lane, and Covent-garden, but afterwards as an artist of great and versatile abilities, a spirited and successful manager, al d an occasional adapter of French dramas. His first important e ng agement was under Madame Veatris at Covent Garden in 1839, when ...

... the opera manager of Covent Garden, was another well-known man of quite another kind, who lost his life in a shooting party. Mr. was a financial mystery. Without any visible means he expended an enormous fortune on Covent Garden. According to rumour his ...

... hospitals. Such alarm, however, did the story create, that on the morning of the next day the price of rue and wormwood in Covent Garden rose no less than forty per cent. A tradition had lingered on from the time of the Great Plague of 1683. that rue and wormwood ...

... local band of Salvationists. appeared in answer to a summons charging him with having obstructed the road in front of Covent Garden Market on the 21st inst Mr. Bicker defended. It Was shown by P. ( J. Turner that on the evening of the date named, the ...

... know the kind of thing that will draw ; but he must not forget that he has a powerful opposition shop across the road at Covent Garden. Notwithstanding the wretched weather, business at the CRYSTAL seems to be looking up. The attendance during the week that ...

... of vegetable and dairy produce to our great city, particularly of the former. It must be confessed that our market at Covent-garden, in relation to capabilities for effective distribution of fresh vegetables, &c., would dieerace a town one-fifth of the ...

... name of the pantomime at the Gaiety Theatre, was also the name of a pantomime produced nearly one hundred years ago at Covent Garden Theatre, and written by John O'Keeffe. It bad the big people of Brobdiognag, and the little Gildrig : the little people ...

... related by the officer, after due inquiries. They were fouled one night by a police-constable sleeping under the portico of Covent Garden Theatre, and they confessed that they had run away from home because they were treated so badly there. It transpired ...