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... the Nymph cutter, and are brought into the Downs. at one o'clock, the fonndatson-stone of the heatre, about be built in Covent Garden, ras Masonic Ceremonies, His Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex officiated Grand Master, iuthe absence of the Prince Wales ...
... at the offices of Mr. Tomkins, solicitor, Essex Court. Temple; Messrs. Few and Hamilton, solicitors, Henrietta-street, Covent Garden; and Mr. Pearson, solicitor, Pump Court, Temple. London.—Also of Mr. Baker, solicitor, Ilminstcr, Somerset; Messrs. Phelps ...
... also the Do! hiii, Southampton; Bush, Swan, Al.esford; White Hart, Salisbury; Crowr;, Basingstoke; nd of .Messrs. Hobins, Covent Garden, where a plan he Instate may seen. ...
... thus rendered shorter and milder, and the disposition to inflammation of the lunfs, and its mitigated 1005 * levented ' Covent Garden and Drury Lane Theatres commencc for the season this evening. Fights to come:—Oct. 14, Ned Savage Swee a «' IH, M'Kav ...
... Members who had not previously taken the necessary oaths. Auber's opera Lestocq, was on Saturday evening produced at Covent Garden theatre in a style of splendour almost unprecedented, and was very favourably received. The opera may reckoned clever, ...
... engine of ten horse power at all times. Address letters containing particulars, post paid, Mr. Dean, 34, Tavistock-street, Covent Garden, London. WANTED, in the Country,—A good Plain COOK, who understands Dressing Fish, and Game; she will have the management ...
... The Paragraph, written Mr. Prince Hoare, the mnsic composed and selected by was last night performed for the first time Covent Garden Theatre. It takes its name from the common circumstance of a death being paragraphed, before it has taken place. The characters ...
... in a meadow opposite the Pot of Flowers Inn, Stowmarket. Bets 1 against the performance. Amongst the early luxuries of Covent Garden Market, Saturday last, were ripe cherries in pound punets, two guineas the punet, and green peas at three guineas the half ...
... the Benefit of Mr. T. HILL, and on which occasion Mrs. T. HILL (by permission of the Proprietors of the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden) will have the honour performing for this night only, when will be presented,—The Comic Opera of THE MAID THE MILL; after ...
... Noblemen and Gentlemen at that school partake the festivities. Last night their Majesties and the Princesses again honoured Covent Garden Theatre with visit. Previous the peiformance of the English Fleet, God save the King was sung, as usual, and repeated ...
... description have within the last few days full Id. per pound. Filberts have not been scarce for manyyears past as at present* Covent Garden Market, on Saturday, they sold wholesale twelve guineas the hundred weight. Corw-Exchance, Monday, Sept. 29.——Our supply ...
... had; also the London Ir.n, Exeter; Antelope, Salisbury; the York House, Bath; at the Auction Mart; and of Messrs. Robins, Covent Garden. 16518 ~ WILTS. ~~~ 7he BRATDON ESTATE and MANOR, consistof Ten Farms, well tenanted, including 1,783 let at low rent Otic ...