... Priest, Reading, Berkshire, nurseryman, choice of assignees at eleven precisely : George Cowell, Great Russell-street Covent. garden, choice of assignees at eleven ; Susan Shepherd, Hill-slreei, Richmond, choice of assignees at one. Before Mr. Commissioner ...

... con - tradict the story lately inserted in ?? copied into most of the Newspapers, that I have declared, as an officer of Covent- Garden Theatre, We have done with Miss Paton forever.* — Though I may be called upon for my opinion, the Proprietors alonk ...

... Madame Malibran and M. de Bc-ri.t have returned to Brussels from Italy. The new eccentric drama to be brought out at Covent- garden 0:1 Thursday is to be called Death and the Doctor. Bartley, Meadows, Miss Homer, and Miss 11. Cawse, will have tlie principal ...

... THEATRICAL CASE In the Insolvent Debtors' Court Mr. James Prescott Warde, of Covent Garden Theatre, was opposed on his applica- tion to be discharged by Henry Pegg, proprietor of the Sussex Hotel, Tonbridge Wells. It appeared that the income of the insolvent ...

... DRAMATIC LITERATURE.) During the last ten years Drurv-Lane and Covent-Garden Theatres have each paid to dramatic authors, npon ths ave- ra »c, l,j f,)t. per annum. Thisyear the sum paid at Covent- Garden was 1.750.., and at Drury-Lane nearly the same. In these ...

... Plaintiff, Mr. Raymond a member of the Covent Garden Company, to recover from the Defendant the profit by the exhibition of a dramatic pieae adopted by ihe name of The Invisible Prince, which was rejected at Covent Garden. Mr. Sergeant Talfourd, with whom ...

... Ljun, bookseller, choice of assignees at twelve. Before Mr. Commissioner Evans. J. M. D. Kieffer, of Southampton-street, Covent garden, baker, choice of assignees at eleven. Before Mr. Commissioner Holroyd. G. and S. Banckham, of Gravesend, bout-builders ...

... at dinner on Friday evening, at his resi- dence in Whitehall-place. Madame Irvine, who fell from the rope on Friday, at Covent Garden Theatre, is rejiorted by her medical attendant to be doing well. The right upper arm is fraclured midway, but there is ...

... of their case) extends, namely, the completion of the number of acting nights ofthe usual Covent-Garden season.' The allusions to the re-opening of Covent-Garden with the German Company, and aid from Drury-Lane,were received by the marked disapprobation ...

... writ was out against the in- solvent he came to him, and said he was engaged by Mr. Laporte as the composer of music for Covent Garden Theatre, at a large salary ; the sum it was understood was I_/. a week, and he (Mr. Sadler) was inducer- to stay proceedings ...

... favourite, Mr. Farren, on the occasion of his benefit. With the remembrance of Mr. Laporte's four-and-twenty apo- logies at Covent Garden, and of the manifold disappoint- ments at the Opera and Drury-Lane, on Saturday, from the same cause, we were not in the ...

... to the station-house by at least three hundred persons, amidst the most deafening yells. At the corner of the Piazza*. Covent- garden. he was assaulted with some violence, his hit being knocked off, and he was pushed with much force against the wall. He ...