... visited the Tower, after- wards paid a visit to tihe Archb~ishop of Canterbury, at Lanibeth, anid, in the way, wvent to Covent Garden 'I heatr e, to wvitness the performance of the Merry Wives of Windsor. ShAWLS FOld 'ruE Queex.-.Monday last, an order ...

... Rainforth, Balfe, and others, will commence a proviicial tour early in July, for two months. The first ledy will perform at Covent. Garden from the commencement of tte ensuing season until Christmas, when she will retire from the profession. Mrs. Butler's ...

... fascination of the mo4 elegant as.etnilasge in Euirope, in tile strains of a artini and 1IMzart; mec have heard ithe wall,.otf Covent Garden re-echn wvith the piludils elicted bv hts performance of his oun mutsic in the Cabinet; and se had, on Friday evening, ...

... Maberly, took tire letter to Messors.a Hill, at tire Old Hammumes, Covent-Garden, aend resealed it i .with the bill in it. Mr. R. Hill wivse residing at tire Hunnmums, Covent-Garden,( .and corroborated this statement; thre bill wvas the property of wit- ...

... trong andhealtii, - having suffered little from the severity and long duration of the winter. I e tI ItI n ti ? r, At Covent Garden last week, strawberries were 8s. per ounce, and cucumbers from 3s. to 7s. each. FLVING MF:RCURY .-A friend writes to us ...

... Capt. Cook, in his last ?? 91, at Richings-lodge, the Right Hon. John Sullivan-Aged 63, the widow of James Brandon, Esq. Covent- garden Theatre-At Leominster, aged 57, Mr. John Bradford- Aged 60, Mrs. Elizabeth Giles, Nag's Head, Monmouth: alo, I Mary, wife ...

... originals of which may be seen at the Proprietors'. So Messrs . Rollsand 4, Sons 20, Hatotn-garden, London. Hummums' Hotel,Covent-garden, Feb. 2t, 1842. Gentlemen,-Ina announcing to you the followving corroboration of the effitacyof your Macassat' Oi1(if, ...

... originals of which may be seen at the Proprictors'. To Messrs. Roweland Se.8on,2D, 2 atlon gardel, London. Humtunms Hotel,Covent-garden, Feb. 16, 1342. Gentletnie,-In annonocing to you thefollowit tcorr'oboration of the effitacyof yoer aiacasstar Oil (if ...

... town-counceil.E , lie said iso was seiit to witness by Mjessrs. Ford and Savage,! ,-solicitors, of lIesriotta-street, Covent-garden.. Witness, i knowing that firm to be highly respectable, desired the pci-t l.seonr to leave the biil, in order that lie ...

... have not evinced any reluctance in this respect, your honour. The Commissioner: Certainly not, Mr. Robins, auctioneer, Covent-garden, proved that a distraint for £100 rent had been levied upon the premises forming the Garrick's Head, and under which furniture ...

... which she has entered into, both in town and country, and that she will, in all probability, appear for one season more at Covent-garden, before she retires from a . profession which her eminent talents, both as a singer and an actress, have so much ?? Post ...

... Robins, Esq. ot 170, Regent-street.-The F lRev. Henry Alexander de la Fite, A. M., Evening G Lecturer of St. Paul's, Covent-garden, &c. ...