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... in days of yore by the Italian artists, run mad with vanity or ambition, there have occurred circumstances now in the Covent Garden riot, to amplify and complicate, in the most curious manner, and exacerbate to a most prodi- gious extent, the ira brevis ...
... PAROCHIAL SPECIAL FAVOUR. A case of individual hardship, in connexion with the parish of St. Paul, Covent-garden, has been lately brought before us by several persons of respectability. It relates to the office of Parish, Surveyor, from which it appears ...
... summons against Thomas George Beck, for exercising the duties of a sur- veyor of pavements in the parish of Saint Paul's, Covent- garden, he being at the time a churchwarden, and as such having control over the pavements. Mr. Henry remembered the application ...
... Leicester-street, Leicester-square. St. Paul, Covent Garden, St. Clement Danes, and St. Mary. ?? (for such parts of these parishes only as are not in the Duchy of Lancaster), at the Grand Hotel, Piazza, Covent Garden, on Wednesday, 2nd March, at 10 A.M.-No ...
... for 1,660. Iessrs. BURROws and DENT, at Garraway's.-Lease ind good will of tile Sheridan Knowles Tavern, Brydges- treet, Covent garden, held for six years and a half at *8X, tixtures and stock to be taken at valuation-160. WAnnDNESDAY, MAY 30.-Messrs. F ...
... Maoscrop, Deaen-street, Soho. Ditto - ditto - - Mr. Webber, Ditto - ditto - - Mr. Coleman, These four shops are situated in Covent Garden Market, and occupied by the above tenants at weekly renits, the land- lord paying all the taxes. Shops divided and held ...
... Circle, 4s.; half-price, as. Pit, !s. 6d. ; half-price, la. 6d. Gallerr, s. no half-price. Old-estlablislied LIQUOR SHOP, Covent Garden.-By BELL and ORGILL, at Garraway's, on Tuesday, April 20, 1841, at 12 o'clock, by direction of the Executrix of Thomas ...
... is en- croached upon to a very great extent by the Vintners, the renters of saloons at the metropolitan theatrds-at Covent- garden more particularly-and also,I am told, byanother class of persons; but, as regards the latter allegation, I have no clear ...
... meeting of the Board of Guardians on Wednes- day, in reference to the disputed points between the Board and St. Paul's, Covent Garden, one of the parishes of the Union: - That it is an undoubted fact that this board has front time to time experienced, ...
... Hlignett, Liverpool, tobac- conist-S. Wright, IKilnwick, Yorkshire, stone dealer-W. Porter, Upper Wellington street, Covent garden, coffeehouse keeper-T. Proffiltt, sen., Walsall, butcher-G. G. Weston, Hillingdon, linendraper -T. Ledbeter, Devonshire ...
... billiard licenses by tobacconists and retailers of beer, thirteen of which were granted. ST. CLEMENT DANES AND ST. PAUL, COVENT. GARDEN. (Present-Lord Montrord, Chairman, and P. Mallard. NEW APPLICATIONS. House, No. 42, Strand.-William Sutton Sink, in his ...
... Spread Eagle, Farnhurst, held for 1000,years, at 'Ia, let for 11 lls-X350. Mr. RoBINS, at the Mart.-A Renter's share in Covent- garden hIeatre, producing 12 ?? per annum and a free :i.lmission-165 guineas. Fifteen shares in the Equity and Law Life Assurance- ...