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... cavalry, light and bussars, afd for the officers of infantry a:d field officers. A very ¢ performer made hes appearance at Covent Garden Theatre fast night—no less a personage than an Elephanc!! Query—Will the stage be in a few years entirely occu- pied by ...
... RED CLOVER SEED in Lots.—Samples ma be seeu vi cester. ipplicativa to Mr. dobbs, No. 4, Wor- ee MN. DINNING frow Royal, Covent Garden; and MRS, PiTT, fom tne Theatre Noval, Birmingham. HS preseat vening, Thursday, will be acted a Comedy, | WIVES AS THKY ...
... than ; an elegant Artii , mnotem to use j Price 4s. two n one parcel, 7s. Sold by the Propri.tor, 25, Russcll-street, Covent Garden, London j Sc Son, WutcrjJrr; A?;?, Evesham Hawkcs, lenley-m-Arden; Swmuev, Birmingham Hemg, Stouih Ha.dmg, Bcwdlcy Grittiths ...
... Majer-Gencral Pendergast. Mr. James Evans, Ironbridge; Salo, to Miss Hal- len, of Ragland, Monmouthshire. Mr. Incledon, of Covent Garden Theatre, to Mrs. Hart, a widow lad the third tinie Mr. y with a of 10,000: ; being meneal Incledon has entered into the ...
... iracdiately followed the car was dark bluelolln. •• Hadical Reform”. The procession pass•! lhri)Ui;!i various streets: in Covent Garden :j't«:>« made, end three “ear-piercing” cheers w given : advancing the Strand the whole electors arranged themselves each ...
... Article perfectly innocent and leafant to ule; rice or two in one parcel, 73.—Sold b y the Proprietor, 23, Ruffel-ftreet, Covent Garden, Lon- don 3 Fymbs and Sons, Worcefter ; Agg, Evctham; Hawkes, eniey-in- Arden; Swinney, Birmingham ; em- ing, Stourbridge; ...
... called THE GREEN MAN.—Francis Beamour, (the Green Man.) Mr. C. Crisp; Crackley, Mr. DENNING, (from the Theatre-Royal, Covent Garden;) Lad Squander, Mrs. PITT.—In the course of the Fyening Mr. DFN- NING will Sing a SONG, called ‘ Picture of the Play House ...
... peatcitly innocent and pleasant use; Price 4s. or two in one parcel, ts. -Sold by the Proprietor, *3, Russell-street, Covent Garden, London Tyrabs &r Son, Worcester; Agg, Evesham; Hawkes, Henley.in-Arden; Swinney, Birmingham; Hemmg, Stourbridge ; Harding ...
... camei, followed by another with her attendanls, for a purpose of seeing London and the public buiMrj, They proceeded to Covent Garden market, from twrtce to Lincoln’s-inn-fieldsl lien to Bank of England, where notice having been reeled of the intended honour ...
... at 171. 3s. 3d. per ticket. Miss O'Neill, the celebrated tragic actress, ap- eared in comedy on Sat urday evening at Covent- Garden, for the first time in this c ountry. The part zle, in the School for chosen was that of Lady Tea Scundal. Her acting ...
... cle, peafeétly innocent and pleasant to use 5 Price 45. or two in one parcel, by the Propri. etor, 23, RusscH-street, Covent Garden, London ; Tymbs & Son, Worcester; Agg, Evesham ; Hawkes, enley-in-Arden; Swinney, Birmingha m; Hem- ing, Harding, Bewdley; ...
... Sibton, Beast and Sheep Balding, Grainthor Lincolashire, Jubber.——Juseph Scott, Taylur’s Buildings, Chandos+ street, Covent Garden, and Sluane-square, Chelsea, Middlesex, Blacking Maker. —Fraucis White, Mark Pre, late of Crown- Lane, Loudon, Merchaut ...