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... FROM Fit IDA V NIGHT'S GAZETTE, April 2fi. C. Dawson, Covent garden, fruiterer, May 3, June .at twelve, at Basinghall street. Official assignee. Mr Abbott; s dicitors. Me»sts Brown and Co., Commercial Chambers, Mincing lane. G. Finisicr. Kdmonlon, wine ...
... companion, in the employ Mr. Biggs, also a market-gardener. It appears that at the above-mentioned hour they both left Covent garden market for the purpose of bathing, alter having received the fruit and vegetables for Saturday's market, and proceeded ...
... valuable to schools.— New Monthly Magazine. Fen wick dc Porquet ami Cooper, School Booksellers, 11, Tavistock Street, Covent Garden. Tho above, any of Monsieur de Porquet's Elementary French Works, will be* forwarded for inspection to respectable schools ...
... AND THIRTY SIX POUNDS Descriptive Particulars and Plans may be had. one Month prior to the Sal. ANNUM, Henrietta Street, Covent Garden; Messrs. Rati ye, Fisheii We ...
... DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN NEWS The Queen Adelaide. —On Tuesday night her ' Majesty visited Covent Garden Theatre. In the Royal box were the Countess of Sheffield, Miss Mitchell, Miss Hudson, the Earl Howe, the Earl of Denbigh, and the Roy. J. R. Wood. The ...
... at the Portrait Gallery as above. NEW MUSIC. THE BREEZE IS HUSH'D, A BALLAD, sung Mr. Burnett, of the Theatre-Royal, Covent Garden, London. Composed by W. F. LOCKWOOD, of the Royal Academy of Music.—Price 2s. LES ORIENT ALES, A Set of Quadrilles for ...
... IJ, at one, at the Bankrupts' Court, Basing hall-street. Solicitor, Mr Brough, Fleet street Jauu-s Crow, Bedford-court, Covent garden, tailor, March 8, Id, April 12. at eleven, at the B ?? Court, Basing. hall-street. S-dicimrs. Messrs Kromleys. t-ray's- ...
... Application (ifbv Letter, Post paid) to W. C. Mackeady, Esquire, 61, Lincoln's-Inn Fields, Mr. George Rohins, Piazza, Covent Garden, and Messrs. Hawkins and Co ,2, New Boswcll-court, London: Messrs. POWELL & SON, Solicitors, Knaresbrotigh. ...
... THEATRE-ROYAL, YORK. THE LAST WEEK. THE Public is most respectfully informed that AXR. SUTLER, Of the Theatres-Royal Covent Garden, Drurv-lane, and the Haymarket, engaged FOR THREE NIGHTS, and will make his appearance on MONDAY, May 25, 1835. HAMLET ...
... had of iMr. Paver, Land Agent, Selby - jessrs. Mittons, Pontefract; of Messrs. Few, >Hlton. and Few, Henrietta-Street, Covent garden ; Messrs. Battye, Fisher, and Sudlow, L ane> (Solicitors) ;at the George, York ; X ' g's Arms, Leeds; Angel, Sheffield ...
... FIRST CHAMPAGNE. On TUESDAY', July 15th, the OPERA of GUY MANNERING; The Partof Henry Bertram, by Mr. ofthe Thcatr Royal Covent Garden. with the farce or HIGH NOTIONS. WEDNESDAY, July 16th, the COMEDY of the HEIR-AT-LAW; AND THE WATERMAN. The Theatre will ...
... Proprietor of four others ; (seven of them were erected under his immediate superintendence.) He has also been member of Covent Garden, and eighteen other Theatres Royal has had under his sole management twenty four regular companies, and upwards seventy ...