... Church Street, Bethna4 Green, Middle- Iex, Baker, JlUY 5, ID, and Awutl Io, at Gsuildhall.- xf. D/)Jf, of Luai n l.ne, Covent Garden, Mliddlefex, Casrpente'r, July z, ?? and Auguie lo, at Guildhall. Cemlrh.rie. 7aenr ar7. The Rev. Francis Goforth, TU. ...

... Sussex, fish-buiver. Ed wvard Rubininoa, Bl;aminey, York, clotbi-nian1nfacturer. Bets. aunt A er leiijamiinii, Brigoes-st. Covent Garden, -dealvrs in wvine. Hi.eu Graim mar, ioqsivell-rourt, Quoen-sq. cheese-mong. (S.ei Waltiun, Ledilbiy, Herefiord, innlholder ...

... instance, will he driven from much of their country by the Great Western Railway. It is said that Mr. Osbaldistone has got Covent- garden Theatre. The prices are to be 7s. and 4Is. the boxes, 2s. pit, and is. gallery. A marriage took place last week in the ...

... sail maker llarry tiristow Wilson, Lawrence Pountniy 11111, boarding house kccenr James Crow tE.stirrg, Cliandos-strect, Covent Garden, licenscd twardiAl~t'ord, tli~shopsgatestredtS Without, upholsterer I tery Wlso, Siu- oree, seoollondraler Julror's l'esetl ...

... took place, and many addresses were pre- sented. Her Majesty and Prince Albert paid a private visit in the evening to Covent Garden Theatre. 'ile kiudienee rightly refrained from intruding their recogni- tion of the Royal pair, who seemed highly to enjoy ...

... Daaid Malher, of Holborn, Middlefex, Boolofeller, May 25, 28, and Julie 29, at Guildhall.-William Butt, of New Street, Covent Garden, Middlefex, Hatter, May M3, and Junie 4, z9, at Guildhall.-.son Pow, of St. Nicholas, Worcefter, Builder and Carpenter ...

... December, 1810; and, under certainr fubfequent regulations, till the it of December, 1t811.) BANKR8'PTS. James Doyle, of Covent Garden Market, chinaman. Thomas Hey, of Lombard-fireet, Flcet-ftreet, London, dealer in fpirituous liquors. William Verrall, late ...

... having concluded his per- forniance at Covent Garden Theatre, had the honotir, lall night, of being prefenred to their Majeflies, as they retired from Drury Lane.- le ftill continues to 'draw crowded honfes to Covent Garden, and on Monday he will snake hi irfil ...

... FASHIONABLE JOURNAL. COURT CIRCULAR. Her Majesty went to Covent Garden Theatre on Thursday evening, attended by the Mamrhioness of Normanby, Miss Cocks, Miss Cavendish, Lord Fingall, Mr. William Cowper, and Colonel Cavendish. The Queen has seen very little ...

... Bencoolen, H. G. Maxwell, Esq. At Hurryhur, Capt. C. W. Maxwell. At Exmouth, Mr. S. Bink, only son of Mr. Bink, King Street, Covent Garden. Of the yellow fever, T. Mills, Esq. purser of the Topaze frigate. Mr. G. Cockings, Register of the Society of Arts and ...

... dealer Phifil Phillills, torimerly i ssaudgate, Lainlibeth, licensed sictatller, bul now,, of saoithauil-ton-street, Covent- garden, print-seller Fralcis John Pcgler, headnig, ssoollen-.draper Janes Kaing, junor, Bildge-row, City, seholesale tea aid ...

... Southwark, hat manufacturer. Henry Peacock, of Leather-lane, Middlesex, potatoe dealer. Fred. Cates, of Brydges-street, Covent Garden, victualler. lVm. Moors, of Ludwouth, Derby, cotton manufacturer. Edw. Badger, of Merthyr Tidvill, Glamorganstire, currier ...