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... almost all of whom are totally ignorant of the bearings of practical agriculture ? Of what are the audiences composed at Covent Garden Theatre, to whom the League and certain mischievous Radical M.P.s hold forth weekly? Why, gaping Lon« don clerks, apprentices ...
... in Ireland and Scotland. The collection for the destitute Highlanders, made in the Scotch National Church, Crown Court, Covent Garden, London, on Sunday last, after a sermon the Rev. Dr. Gumming, amounted to 306 Is. sd. The Secretary of State, in answer ...
... establishment of the French Protectorate in that island.’ The London dinner to O'Connell is finally arranged to take place at Covent Garden Theatre, on Tuesday, the 12th ultimo. HOUSE OF COMMONS—MONDAY. Mr. StanrMAay CRAWFORD, on the question of resolviag into ...
... the pretender, once said he was an- impostor, he had conversed with the real Frederick Douglas, and heard him speak in Covent Garden Theatre, at the great demonstration of World Temperance Convention, btill le pergistea that he was F. D. ; but on Monday ...
... 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 ...
... the A PROSPECTUS, WITH LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS, May had on application, or by letter, the Ofßce, 5 Upper Wellington Street, Covent Garden, London. IN,ENDING l-UMHIi.VC* WITH TUB NEW »IVE THEIR OItDKCS ANT N*WBVEND*B. ...
... Deafness/. aftef having tried several eminent Anrids. Oetober A, 1841. Mr W. Calvert, stood-engraver. 3.5, Tavi-tork Street, Covent Garden, rued of weakness of sight of lung standing. A mnist 14,1844. Sirs Macgregor, cured of deafness. from which she had far ...
... for the sufferings of tho Irish. 1 have constant manifestations of this kindly and generous spirit, but the meeting at Covent Garden on YVednesday produced a s 'ene never exceeded and I do believe never equalled any country. This is a spirit to be cherished ...
... admit of our dwlling on the blasphemies of the Standard. It is snore pleasing to turn to the late magnificent display in Covent Garden, affording proof of a wholesome change in the sentiments of the English middle classes—a change, too, which it is as impossible ...
... what danger was impending, ran for shelter wherever it could be found. MEETING COVENT GARDEN THEATRE A great Temperance demonstration took place on Friday evening at Covent Garden Theatre, convened by the World's Convention. In the course of the evening the ...
... Paper. PROSPECTUS, WITH LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS, May be application, or by letter, the Office, 5 Upper Wellington Street, Covent Garden, London. Parties.ixte.ndixg T£> Commence with the New Volume had better give tueir Orders at once Nkwsvbnder. ...
... struck St. Martin’s Church stunned a Folic man as It passed across the Goldin Cross Inn. w > women were knocked down in Covent Garden market, but not injured. At Islingtoorn, near the Angel, a bricklayer was struck; the right sleeve of his coat was burnt ...