... of that theatre for eight shillings and sixpence. A ?? asks, if Baite and Costa are friends I We only know they met in Covent Garden Theatre, alias the Italian Opera House, last week, and shook hands, which is generally considered as a token of friendship ...

... Alexander, weaver, Paisley. James Martin, son of Mr. Martin, cabinet. makler and coffiee-house keeper, Great Russell-street, Covent- garden, London (also lost). David Scott, a boy about twelve years of age, son of Mr. Matthew Scott, shawl-manufacturer, Paisley ...

... Covento-garden, Sept. 21.,1844. asn my return from Doncatter, I found a letterfrom my soli- ,r ti, ioseley, of Bedford-street, Covent-garden. recommending ciT nil - ,ue my to ,ithhold the payment of the prizes in my St. ateqeeps until the result of the Qui Tam ...

... have a mucb larger meeting next day, and he would take care that the matter should then be brought forward. ST. PAUL, COVENT GARDEN, ST. CLEMENT DANES, AND ST. MARY *LE - STRAND, MARcH 2. (Present-Lord Montfort, Chairman; Mr. Alderman Johnson; Captain ...

... charged me, ig the year 1830, with plagiarism in bringing out The Irresisf- oles, he having brought out The Invincibles at Covent- garden, both of them beingadapted from Theaulon 'a very clever Follie Vaudeville, Lea Femmes Soldaols, originally borrowed from ...

... Ayrshlire, merchant, manufacturer, and writer. FROM FRIDAY'S LONDON CAZETTE. BANKRUPTS. P. Phillips, Southampton street, Covent garden, print seller-F. J. Pegler, Reading, Berkshire, woollen draper-J. King, iuar., Budge row, tea dealer-W. G. Clift, Chapel ...

... Sovereigns to deal their favours equally between the two large houses. And still it would give us no concern as regards Covent Garden; for that last rallying spot of the legitimate drama is nobly supported by all the finer spirits in the metropolis. The ...

... s assistant-C. H. Balls, Beccles, Suffolk, surgeon's assistant-J. Chapman, otherwise James Fitzjames, Brydges street, Covent garden, comedian, SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. A. Dunn, Reithock Mills, near Cupar Angus, farmer, Sept. IS, Oct. 16, at one o'clock ...

... 100. David Belasco and Josen Debasco- of trs'dwo c 0er -ft fln-ans U-_ W.JU1t-aV .ISlousept lietasCo, of Urygeso.street, Covent. garden, calie - house-keepers, were charged with retailing spirituous liquos without license. The Court gave judgment in tile ...

... harness teaker Joiht llaris, Devonshire street, Lisson grove, omnibus prolprietor Ft cderick Joisn Moore, King street, Covent garden, plumber Cleorgo Bean, Lower Marsi, Lambeth, tripe d(resser Thomas ilercock, St. John street roas, dealer in horses Catherine ...

... SOCIETY. A meeting of the members of this society was held on Wed. nesday night, at Stannard's Hotel, Charles-street, Covent- garden, when the following address was agreed to- TO THE RIGHT HON. THEY EARL OF DURHAMl. We, the members of the Westminster ...

... street, bookseller-Oct. 22, G. Aldred, South- amptorL row, Bloomsbury, bookseller-Oct. 22, H. Webster, Bedford street, Covent garden, manufacturer of lamps-Oct. 22, J. and E. Bar- ber, Cowper's court, Cornhill, stork brokers-Oct. 22, T. Bush, H. Furgusson ...