CATt'IIING AN HEIRESS
... announcing the most Ainpllar%Thy in the thug world, viz., :in AFRICAN TRAGLDIAN, MR. IRA ALDRIDOE, (from the Theatre Royal Covent Garden,) the far-famed ...
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THE DRAMA
... fund for the purpose and preservation of Shakespeare's house took place on Tuesday evening, at the Royal Italian Opera, Covent Garden. It had created much public interest, and the theatre crowded in every part, and presented a brilliant assemblage of f ...
♦NTI.CORN.LAW LEAOUR. (Prom the Standard.) The Morning Chronicle makes the following announcement, to which it ..
... great or small that the League has taken Covent Garden Theatre for a year, promising to pay for the unoccupied theatre £3OOO P Now, the only clear inferences that we can deduce from these facts are, that Covent Garden Theatre was to let, which every one, ...
THE GMAT WIZARD OF ST STEPHEN'S Punch.) A little while ago we a regular glut of comets, which came hurrying
... achievements may be reckoned the gnu trick, in which he far sur passes the self styled inralmerubilit uow exhibiting at Covent Garden Theatre. Mr Andersos, the Wizard of the North, only to be shot by • single cannon, hut the great Wined of receives unhurt ...
VOi.. VIII.—No. 370
... VIII.—No. 370. Tamplaton'sludeal AtintertiAnsitat. TEMPLETON, of the Theatres-Royal IVA Covent Garden and Drury Lane, will have the honour of giving one of his ENTERTAINMENTS in the on the evening of the 30th current. The Entertainment will consist of ...
NEWSPAPER FOR THE FARMING AND GARDENING INTERESTS. TO ALL WHO HAVE GARDENS OR FARMS. January I will be ..
... PROSPECTUS, WITH LIST OP CONTRIBUTORS, May be had on application, or by letter, at the °Mee, 5, Upper Wellington Street, Covent Garden, London. Parties Intending to commence with the New Volume had better their Orders at onos to any Newsvender. THE Advertiser ...
AND ANGUS AND MEARNS REGISTER
... I'lloBl.ELrug, with LIST of CONTRIRETORS, may be had on application, or by letter, at the Olficc„s Upper Wellington Street, Covent Garden, London. Parties intending to Commenee with The Volume had hater give their Orders at awe to any .VewsvenJxr COTTISIT WIDOWS' ...
POOR LAW SILL. On the motion of Lord J. RUSSELL, after some objections from Mr. Wails on account of the
... pedestal for the figure, which will be raised in the course of the ensuing week. FALL IN THE Peter or Porsroc• dic.—At Covent, garden market new potatoes were selling at the rate of id. to Id. per lb.; choice ones at lid. Pease 3d. SI per peck. Greens ...
ORE*? REDUCTION OF FIRIONTO PT SAILING
... PROSPECTUS. with I.ist of Contributors, may be had on application, or by letter, at the Otiiee, 6, Upper Wellington Street, Covent Garden, London. Parties Intending to Commence with the New Volume had better give their Orders at once to any New der. Exchange ...
'lecterns, eintas, Ert
... mat left a wits Owl Celt young etildren. coo Thereby evening Mr. Bolton' he:d an at the Salutation, Tactstock Street. Covent Garden. on the Lody of Charles Mills. aged 33, eaintent to Mr. Baker. Ilnewlraper, No. Si In the above street. The demeard ...
Domestic InuWpm
... Wednesday afternoon, a gentletnatily.looking man, ahout fifty years of age, was observed to stagger and fall in Bow Street, Covent Garden, London. lie wan &misted into a chemist's when it was found he was labouring under the effects of • ersop dr sold!. The ...
IIII•LAND
... Teeeday Wenn ght ; aged piety Ave. ►fro. Egerton had retired from the stage for many Mr/ on an Income derived from the Covent Garden thestriewl fund. LORD DALHOCIIIIL—The Earl of Daltionaie and Comote•• will proceed to Heal Castle foe a few days. end mil ...