... nine o'clock, a foreign gentle- man was arrested for a considerable sum of money, at one of the hotels in the vicinity of Covent-garden. After his -caption, he was treated by the sheriff's officers politely, and allowed to walk along the streets unmolested ...

... the confessions, (which tended in some degreee to throw discredit upon the whole prosecution) the parish of St. Paul, Covent Garden, had made out a statement of the whole transaction, from which there could not be any doubt that the body was that of the ...

... examination is necessary to discover the mate- rials of which they are composed. Mr. Kemble, in the name of the proprietors of Covent- Garden Theatre, presented Mr. Keeley, on Saturday last, with a gold snuff-box. On the cover is a likeness of Keeley, in the character ...

... A. C. Grant chairmen of the committees in the two houses. On Monday night a notice was posted up in the Green Rooms of Covent Garden and Drury Lane Theatres, that, in consequence of the dissolution of parliament, and the general political excitement of ...

... ER20R,-This was a Writ of Error i from the Court of Common Pleas. In 1828, Mi Kiaerble, as one of the acting proprietorsof Covent- garden Theatre, entered into a written agreement 4 with Mr. Farrell, by v hich the latter undertook to perform at th6 theatre ...

... sister wore on the day she left home, the serjeant was induced to request her to accompany him to the station-house in Covent Garden, at the same time intimating that he could give her some information of her deceased or missing sister. Mrs. Pigburn at ...

... master of the work-house for feeding the poor, and distress among the in- habitants was unparalleled. THE KING'S VISIT TO COVENT GARDEN ON TUESDAV LAST.'—Their Majesties left the Palace at a few minutes before seven. The royal carriage was surrounded by a ...

... seeing him, she immediately exclaimed, That is the man who stole my watch, and fainted. She saw him the following night at Covent Garden, and gave him into custody. The prisoner positively de- clared that he never saw the prosecutrix in his life before. The ...

... Miss Bolton, and allowed Miss E. Bolton £100 per annum to leave the stage. The fol- lowing impromptu was written in the Covent Garden green-toorr-, on the occasion :— Two sisters at once from the stage took this dolt off; Nature made them Bolt-on-Thurlow ...

... The place period of his transportation not at present made to him Shields the pbrter employed Bishop Williams recognised Covent Garden Market on Wednesday week would it thought been murdered had not taken in the police office Bow-street Accident on the Medway ...

... l to liberty this is R egina’s business and joy task We wish had room for some extracts from Barney Moore Vision of Covent Garden” It is perfection of parody The Metropolitan excellent articles among which Mr Montgomery’s Retrospect of Literature” ...

... a threatening letter to Mrs Anne Chandler at Church farm Pewsey The arrest of Anderson a public-house in James Street Covent Garden whither foe answer of Mrs Chandler was directed to be sent— will be in the recollection of our readers The criminal nephew ...