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... The Anti-Corn-Law League commenced a series of monthly meetings at Covent Garden The Thursday last. We liave given, in our third material points of the report, &c, produced cusion. A revival of the agitation is forthwi' ' f / place. The £50,000 raised ...
... New Vocal Music. THE ROSE sung Mr. Wilson Rob Roy, at /hef-Theatre Royal, Covent Garden, and most enthusiastically written by Charles Jefferys, s. d. composed by .€- ...
... THEATRE ROYAL, BATH. FOURTH APPEARANCE Miss VANDENHOFF, & Mr. VANDENHOFF, Oj the Theatres Honal Covent Garden, Druni Lane, and the Haymarhet, Who are engaged for Limited Number of Niyhts. FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 10, 1841, will lie presented the admired ...
... ASSEMBLY BOOMS. GRAND FANCY DRESS BALL, ON MONDAY, April I. FANCY COSTUME R, of No. TA VISTOCK STREET, COVENT GARDEN, LONDON, RESPECTFULLY informs the Nobility and Gentry that he has now on view, at Mr. Henry Stockman's, No. 27, MlLSftf* STREET, a most ...
... [From a Corrctpondent,] Bath Theatre,—Mr. W. Farreo, of Covent- Garden, romroenced his second engagement at our Theatre on Saturday last Sir Peter Teazle and Monday he performed L*rd Ogleby. We had not time on his last visit to make any observations his ...
... 3, Charles-street, Covent Garden. TH R S' CIIRONICL E. A Weekly Rfe6u\ of Rural Economy and General News. Part edited by Professor In consequence of the continued demand for complete sets of the Gardeners' Chronit le, arising the weekly increasing list ...
... From Vie LONDON GAZETTE, Friday, Oct. J* ' Bankrupts.—Thomas Warren Boulton, Broad C J Bow Street, Covent Garden, potato salesman—Henry Feather haugh Wooster, Britannia Place, Wandsworth Boad, ship Samuel Waikins Saunders, Park Boad, Brixton, engineer-' ...
... ANDERSON, from the Theatres Royal, Covent Garden and Driiry Lane; - PHELPS, from the TheatjppMPfM Covent Garden and ; * ALLS, from the IJlfeatres Royal, Covent Garden antLflTrury Lane ; ■ ''IGAN, Theatres Royal, Covent Garden Drarv Lane; v.. Mr. CORRIE, from ...
... From the LONDON GAZETTE, Friday, June 30 Bankrupts.—Thomas Clerc Smith a» fl 1 i' .!.' Henrietta Street, Covent Garden, hotel-keel*-' 1 ' ' son, Northampton, bill-broker—Henry ;., ney Lane, and New North Road, wholesalei William Connett, Exeter, cabi ...
... Royal, Drury Lane and Covent Garden ; Mr. PHELPS, from the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane and Covent Mr. BALLS, from the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane and Covent Garden; Mr. FRANK MATTHEWS, from the Theatres Royal, Drurv Lane and Covent Garden Mr. HOSKINS, from ...
... Youngman, Old street, timber-merchant George Topham, Royal Hotel, Richmond, hotel keeper James Ralfs, Tavistock street, Covent garden, printed furiiiture dealer Henry Perkins, Lisson grove North, ironmonger John Beard Cairuthers, Bristol, bookseller Richard ...
... WEDNESDAY’S POST. LONDON, TUESDAY, JULY 28. LONDON GAZETTE TU ES DAY Evening. BANKRUPTS. William Colcock. Jame« street, Covent garden, grocer Julius Gerard, Fenchurch street, merchant Benjamin Butterworih, Liverpool, mercer John Baker, Taunton St. Mary ...