... COVENT GARDEN THEATRICAL FUND. The anniversary dinner of this institution took place on Wadnes. day evening, at the Freemasons' Tavern. The Duke of Cambridge, supported by the Duke of Beaufort, was In the chair. The Duke of Cambridge, on his health being ...

... inhabitants of the City of Westmlnster.-A Public Meeting of the In- habitants of the City of Westminster will be held in Covent Garden on Monday next, July Ist, at one for two o'clock precisely, to petition Parliament to address the Queen to exercise her ...

... ANsi-Cone-LAw BAZAAR.-MUANCHESTUR, TUEsDAY. -A meeting of the Committee appointed here to assist in getting up the Bazaar in Covent Garden Theatre, was held last night in the Council-room of the league, and as the object here is to make the contributions, as ...

... Covent-gar-lenmar'et, SoeumlIr- ,- salesman, machine 6 ounces deficient, i,p. p* Covent-garden matket, East-side, grecngrocer, faos, :, ance, Os. Gd-C. Woo len, Covent garden dploe nasl,. I ounce deficient in balance, 2s. 6d. ST. JSAires's Dsvissrou-HIuggard ...

... ANTI-CON-LAW LEAGUE. The League held its usual weekly meeting en Wednes- day,. at Covent Garden Theatre, the attendasfeci being quite as full as on any previous occasion.' Precisely' at half-past .7 o'clock Mrt Warburt6n, M.P., took the chair. The mi- ...

... Couiecil of the Lsague, at the esitreaty of a tcumber of ladies have cerermined upon holding a bazaar in the Theatre Roy-a Covent Garden, London, during the moanth of hlay, n eid of the 1l0,0001. fund, now in on-rse of ?? . This mode of assisting the efforts ...

... the day of meeting. S. Dancy, Brighton, builder, Aug. 31-J. Silvester, Gloucester-street, Queen-square, and Hart-street, Covent- garden, sauce, pickle and preserve manufacturer, Aug. 31 -C. Carter, Becihford, Essex, ironmonger, Aug. 29-3. Bessell, Farri ...

... Wednesday evening the annual festival of the City of London Conservative Asso- ciatiots was held at the Theatre Royal Covent garden. Wm. Thompson, Eoq., Alderman and M.P., president of the association, presided. The theatre was tastefully de- corated ...

... an extent almost beyond belief. I noticed in your paper of Jan. 21, an account of the num- ber of persons summoned from Covent Garden Market for this of'enre, amounting, I think, to about sixty. Now what is the punishment of these dastardly individuals ...

... ANTI-CORN-LAW LEAGUE. The monthly aggregate meeting of the National inli. Corn-law League was held on Thnrsday evening at Covent Garden Theatre. The enthusiasns with Which the recet triurpih of the cause of free trade over tonopols in the c ity of London ...

... ; THE ANTZ-CORN-LAW LEAGUE. The League held their usual weekly meeting at Covent- garden Theatre on Wednesday night. The chair-oas taken by Mr. George Wilson, who said that during his temporary absence the chair had been filled by distinguished persons ...

... venerable gentleman, whose care for his own temporal interest has made him well acquainted with the course of trade at Covent Garden Market, has drawn from it-nearer 2,8001. than 1,5601. per annum. Let us consider for a' moment what must have been the ...