... the Court of Chnrtc-rv, in the room of the Right Honourable Lvr d Giffiord, deceased. BANhNRUPTS. AVillipm Sniliivood, Covent Garden Chambers, Middile- Fex. auctenvecr john Watkinis, Casle Street. Holborn, coal-merliltlit .jpii es In oe, Alanc hesttr, ...

... Kirkichaels in td ?? andrcounty ef.Ayr, v b dat n of teb Rtv. David fennedya BANKRUPTS. . M. Arnold, Tavistock Streeti Covent Garden, Lon- f don, bonkseller A. Neirihrrkx, Hatn'n erstaith, builder G; Baker, Davies Street, Berkeley Sgqare, London, a .* ...

... Lincolnshire, coach proprietor C. J. Edwards, Great Sutton Street, Clerkenwell, currier A. Binyon, Tavistock Street, Covent Garden, London, musical instrument matier J. S. Mayfield, Wars, Hertfordshire, builder W. W. Dunn and W. Keene, Bath, H. B. Marriott ...

... London, there has been a sad though curious expose made of the affairs of Mr Dela- field, in connection with the lease of Covent Garden Theatre as a second opera house. About two or three years sifte some. took place betyeen Mr Lumley, the manager of her ...

... very brilliant. The Opera House and the Little '1 heatre in the Haymarket exhibited P. R. and a Crown ;Drury Lane and Covent Garden Theatres the same, with other devices. In short, in every leading street, thefsplebrdour was remarkable. On Wednesday, ...

... Winchiester, Buckrineharm Street, London, stationer Hg. W' Scaly, City Rulad, London. upholsterer A. Robins, Tevisteck Street, Covent Garden, London, printer P. E. L~ycett, Worcester, glove manufacturer 3. G1. Trevi~tt Liverpool, linen draper J. Jones, Golly Groca ...

... be most expensively celebrated in the annals of really extraordinary fires, as :the following selections will testify; Covent Garden Theatre was burnt 20th September 1808; Devonport Dockyard, 27th September 1840; Moscow, 14th September (on the same day ...

... regarding the dispute between the meana- cee gers of Covent Garden Theatre, and Miss 'l'ree, on Yet the subject of the revival of the Marriage of Figaro.- was Miss Paton was engaged at Covent Garden as the re- fait] presentative of Miss Stephens, and the ...

... Monk,. and other literary works, has been proved. In his will he gives to Mrs H. Johnston, late of the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden, the sum of 1001. to purchase some trinket or other ornament to be worn on her neck in remembrance of him: to the Right ...

... characters of the day. Mr Kemble intended to have played the part of King Lear, in Shakespeare's tragedy of that name, at Covent Garden theatre, before he took Ihis final departure from the stage, but it was in- timated to the proprietors, by th' Lord Cham- ...

... Weedon, Northampton, timber merchant C. Dollmani Regent Street, London, East India shawl mtnufacturer ?? H. Strndsirke, Covent Garden Market, London, fruit- e re N. Dodson and J. Sabin, Bermondsey Street, Southawark, corn chandlers W. James, Bruton, Somerset ...

... Her Majesty and Prince Albert, attended by the Countess of Dunmore, Viscount Hawarden, and Colonel Buckley, btonoured Covent Garden 'Theatre with tbeir presence yesterday evenign. Her Majesty and Prijce Albert, accompanied by the Prince of Wales ant the ...