... his annual custom, Dr. Cumming lectured on the events of the past year, at the Scottish National Church, Crown-court, Covent-garden. Dr. Cumming commenced by stating that at this 'neon of the year it was well to take a retrospective view of the circumstances ...

... of some malignant disease, but in any case a state of putrefaction cannot be favourable to hygiene. In the account of a Covent Garden wake which appears in yesterday's Dally News, it is stated that when the coroner's officer went to the room where the ...

... number of claims privately, under the head of compensation for personal injuries; the amount set down is over £90,000. Covent-garden market already shows signs of spring. Early strawberries have already made their appearance, and St Michael pine-apples ...

... ancient documents contained, inter alk, several receipts signed by the executors of Sir Peter Lely, who lived hard by in Covent-garden. With them was owe of Nell G wyn's doctor's bills, which runs as follows :— Received by the hands of Mr. Child the summe ...

... Judge, the (ordered to stand over until an agreement on the &Abject bad been arrived at. Mr. Alfred Garcia, frUiterer, of Covent-garden, at Bow-street, yesterday, in answer to a =ci of having detained an Angora cat, mid to belong to a Mr. Davis. Conflicting ...

... CAPTAIN WEBB. A performance for the benefit of Captain Webb is announced to be given at the Promenade Concerts at Covent Garden on Monday next. The captain was entertained at dinner on Thursday night by a few of his admirers, and presented with a gold ...

... lobster at Billingsgate at three in the morning; and adds, At the same hour I have reclined on a Pile of cabbages. in Covent-garden, and coolest my parched lips with the freshest of strawberries. Such sleeplessness as this is certainly not unknort among ...

... Clerkenwell Police Court, on Saturday, for a summons, on behalf of Mr. Roland Israel Gideon Barnett, of the Bedford Hotel, Covent Garden, against a well-known betting Mtn, and a member of the Raleigh Club, Regent street, under the following circumstances: ...

... chapels. The Rev. Dr. Cumming delivered a special discourse to his congregation at the Scotch National Church. Crewn-court, Covent-garden. •It had been said, be remarked, that the year to come would be one of great event. Therein he happy to quote the remarkable ...

... CURIOUS ROBBERY. At Bow-street, yesterday, Sarah Ann M`Connell, a broiling-maid at the Tavistoelc Hotel, Covent-garden, was charged before Mr. Vaughan with stealing three chops, one beefsteak, and various other articles, value 10s., the property of Mr ...

... this afternoon (the 19th). Susannah hs.s not been performed here ler • century. The work was brought out in 1749, at Covent Garden, following Solomon and in 1759. with and alterations, on the 9th oehiarch, in the same theatre. The . great composer ...

... Trbd by Jwry, &a. The Alexandra Palace pa* a muning perfcemnsos of Signor Verdi's i ' I'rovahme an the WA with from Covent Garden ; but lasitareAdu.s Palle Mille. Alban% and ether Miles prembed &Wag the season. A National Medea fo aim for the end of ...