... the Acme'. A bemavenny ; the Castle, Brecon ; of Mr. Mostyn. Solicitor, Usk, Monmouthshire ; sad at Mr. George offices, Covent Garden. ...

... being complete. and the general effect was in every point of view infinitely inferior to the grand Conservative display in Covent Garden last year. A considerable number of ladies occupied the boxes. The musicians were placed in the slips. The Reportei of ...

... allowance. —Spectator. Committee of the Westminster Reform Society held a meeting at Stannard'a Hotel, Charles Street, Covent Garden, tee Wednesday evening, to attend to the registration in Westminster; when, in addition to the numerous persons already ...

... P.R.B. J. ANSTII(7E, If mars. SPOONER, AT f W 4 KIDS, & Co. Oracechurob et. ♦rD Messrs. WRIGHT & Co., Henrietta st., Covent Garden. SOLICITORS. Adrift's. WILMA and WILLIAMS, 3t, Hertford Now. VC RRRRR Y. C. B. Temprary Office, el, Rirehiu lane, until ...

... round York the manuscript of the play-bill, in Kean's hand-writing, is at present in the possession of Mr. Harley, of Covent Garden. TR-Ili OF A JURY FOR HIGHER WAGES.—On Wednesday se'nnight, the jury in the Sheriff's Court, York, had a turn out. After ...

... Gentlemen,—I have just had transmitted to me by the High Bailiff of Westminster, a resolution, adopted by a public meeting in Covent garden, of the electors of Westminster, calling upon me to vacate my seat, upon the ground of my having lost the con- fidence ...

... any time of decent feeling would be scarcely sufficient to settle a Turnpike bill, or decide the property of a stall in Covent Garden market. The evident fact is, that if the mere hangers on of the Treasury, who vote by word of command, and the mere joints ...

... named Edmund Putt, who had been for some time in the service (as under clerk) of Mr. Ford, solicitor, Henrietta-street, Covent Garden, absconded with nine hundred sovereigns, the property of hi master. Mr. Ford had sent him between three and four o'clock ...

... trifling Novelists and Dramatists who now make the Cabinet a refugiumpecccilorum, for the laughed at before the scenes of Covent Garden, the object of the O'Connell faction is simple and palpable. Down with Protestantism in Ireland -aye, and in England too ...

... caIomel- It is the jaw bone of Samson—the club of Hercules—the lever and fulcrum of Archimedes-and the terror of old maids. Covent Garden Theatre opened on Saturday last under the management and at the pecuniary risk of Mr Macready. An illus- trious personage ...

... be denied that Sir Francis Bun 't possessed considerable talents for popular display; and ether upon the hustings at Covent Garden, or upon the table at the Crown aud Anchor, he shewed himself a formidable opponent to fW'Pilt, Sidmouth, Perceval, and ...

... said to have been engaged for the last seven years. It is entitled Agnes von Hohensianfen.. On Friday her Majesty went to Covent Garden Theatre in a similar style to that which was observed upon Wednesday at the other play-house. The little dwarf who is always ...