... Edward Street, Brighton, mast er W. Brown, Wood Street, London, ‘lactic hat-band manufacturer K. Webb, Russell Street, Covent Garden, ham dealer R. C. Sweett, Birmingham, builder J. Griffin, Up'on-upon-Serern, R. Boyce, Southam, Warwickshire, grocer W ...

... employed otliers in their places, malking daily attendance at rehearsal a siae *ulea nonZ in their engagements. About Covent Garden I must say, from what I have seen and heard, that the parties engaged in the undertaking are carrying all before them ; ...

... Lincolnshire, coach proprietor C. J. Edwards, Great Sutton Street, Clerkenwell, currier A. Binyon, Tavistock Street, Covent Garden, London, musical instrument matier J. S. Mayfield, Wars, Hertfordshire, builder W. W. Dunn and W. Keene, Bath, H. B. Marriott ...

... London, there has been a sad though curious expose made of the affairs of Mr Dela- field, in connection with the lease of Covent Garden Theatre as a second opera house. About two or three years sifte some. took place betyeen Mr Lumley, the manager of her ...

... be most expensively celebrated in the annals of really extraordinary fires, as :the following selections will testify; Covent Garden Theatre was burnt 20th September 1808; Devonport Dockyard, 27th September 1840; Moscow, 14th September (on the same day ...

... Her Majesty and Prince Albert, attended by the Countess of Dunmore, Viscount Hawarden, and Colonel Buckley, btonoured Covent Garden 'Theatre with tbeir presence yesterday evenign. Her Majesty and Prijce Albert, accompanied by the Prince of Wales ant the ...

... Zanzibar; and the people there talk in the same tone and manner or feeling ats a citizen of London would talk of visiting Covent Garden market or some fanev bazaar. Whil~t Lieutenant Christopher was at Zanzibar, the Imaum, after great care and selection, ...

... Wellingtona had a select party to 1 dinner on Saturday evening, at Apsley Hlouse. e Among the parties of rank and fashion at Covent _ Garden on Saturday night wvere th efaimily of Sir f Robert Peel in the Queen Dowager's box, and that s of Lady Charles Somerset ...

... apprenticed to thle present Sir William, tlen MIr lawlins, to learn the trade of an upholsterer; and after his engagement at Covent Garden, lhe pur- chased manry rticles of furniture at the very ware- houses he had served in. While in this serviture, however ...

... M. Sieveking, arrived at the Prussian Legation on Saturday, from Berlin and Frank- fort. Mademoiselle Alboni has left Covent Garden mainly on a difference of terms. She demanded L.6000, and the manager would only offer L.4000. Ispisposition oF Sir Robert ...

... unsolicited, raised her salary from five shill aings to half a guinea a night. _Mrs Glover's first appearance in London was at Covent Garden Theatre, in 1797, in the cha- racter of Elwina, in the tragedy of Percy. Long may it be ere the stage shall be deprived ...

... conclude with THE FOUNDLING OF THE FOREST. The celebrated Tenor, Mr WV. Harrison (of the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane, and Covent Garden, and the Ancient Con- certs, London), having entered into an Engagement to per- form for Eight NiAhts, wvill shortly mnake ...