... afiinned ihc judgment of the Courts below, thereby gran ing the appellants right new trial. After heaving coun.-el in the Covent Garden Theatre case at some length, the House adjourned till Friday. HOUSE OF COMMONS. MONDAY, Sept. 5 A considerable time was ...

... that it will not do to foist their ditties j into the operas of the great foreign masters, even at Drury Lane Theatre Covent Garden began the season with less | note of preparation, though, as it has proved, with a far more satisfactory result. The orchestra ...

... BA NKltL7 PT&. ;3. F. Taylor. Strand, London; wine ?? .G. Bower, Clipping Bamnets Hertflsrd, linen draper G. Tidtnarsh, Covent. Garden. London, coffeehouse-ieper W. Coates, Miring Crass,:Lonoon, vroollen draper 3. Tanner, Cpvent Gai-den,.Loiidon,.eordwainer ...

... Months. Published by Treuttei,, Wiiarz, and Richtfr, 30. S »h B.}u ire ; and Black. Young, and Young. *J, Tavistock Street, Covent Garden, London ; And spiff all respectable Booksellers throughout the Kingdom. Of whom may had all the preceding Numbers this ...

... Street, on Saturday night; and it was more minutely gone into on Tuesday, at the Unicorn public-house, Henrietta Street, Covent Garden, The case is one of great importance, and therefore we shall give the evidence at greater length than we usually in police ...

... y _number to _Alav , _consists entirely of _selections from Spobr _' s _opera of _Asor awl Lemira , now performing at Covent Garden . Tnia opera _abounds _with the mosi brilliant _emanatinns _of _genius . _Deeply _skilled in tlie _intricachi _-of his ...

... following from the _Atlas , which ia taken from a review of the new opera of Fra _Diavolo , which _was brought out at Covent Garden on _the 3 d inst . — Air Wilaon _suns _; deliciously . Since we first had the opportunity of acknowledging _tills _gentleman ...

... frey W oostoso, Kingston-upon-Hull, toyman YViliiam Novell, Clapitam [toad, Surrev, carpenter Joseph Davis. Hart Street, Covent Garden, London, orange mrerchant '[homas Platt, Brentfiord, coal merchant John Blarnett, Devonshire Place, Old Kent Road, Surrey ...

... Halley, when legislator* in abeam seem. plate ignorance of the principle which •regularly brought Ili many cabbages to Covent Garden as there were purchasers to demand them. Since those days immerse her. made to de.. term ine the great c ircu mamma seam ...

... containing selections of vocal and instrumental music from the opera of Azov and Zemira, now acting with much applause at Covent Garden. cannot conceive greater treat to the country subscribers to this work than the appearance of this volume; and as eco is ...

... belonged to Bish'o~p. etd had, been, got from Guy's Eiospital.. ?? ,th e,.tiein; time infornitatian-was w ,sent to ?? in Covent Garden, and Bro-- -derick..(No. 47 of the. F d4vision) -wse senthaek with, the messeaager.:, Broderniek csalle1-d ergeant- -Wilso ...

... duration. He was'in the office Friday attending to business in his usual health. , . t- » Mr W. Atkins, of the Theatre Royal, Covent- garden, died suddenly on Sunday last. He was years ot age, had been actor vears, and never had a day s i ness. day of his death ...