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... as to the state of the town, and the nuisances removed; and also directing attention to the filthy state of the rear of Covent Garden Market and Tavistock-street. At four o'clock, an adjournment took place until nine the same evening, to receive the report ...
... Parade. JAMES BIRD, Hon. Sec. ROYAL MUSIC HALL. (Under Distinguished Patronage.) MISS POOLE, (late of the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden), respectfully solicits the Patronage of the Nobility, Gentry, and Public in general of Leamington and tbe surrounding ...
... Adderley. Esq., paired off with Sir W. Molesworth. Miss Poole’s Shakspbbian Readings.—Min Poole, Hie of the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden, gave a morning and evening entertainment, consisting of delineations of the passions and of female character, in readings ...
... dotting down their observations in their pocket books as unconcerned as if reporting the proceedings of a reform meeting in Covent Garden or Finsbury Square; whilst in Spain, several of them accompanied the Carlist and Christono guerillas in some of their most ...
... throughout the evening. The whole opera is described as having gone off to perfection, unprecedented everywhere but at Covent Garden, where the achievement of transcendent success seems to be one of the qualities inherent in Costa's magic baton, and never ...
... has not yet been learnt, but it is 10 considerable e miscreant named Alexander Mori, nbaker residing in .i, ' . tre et, Covent-garden, London, lias been eommit- Ja for trial for the murder of his wife, causeil by repeated «s observed as close holiday at ...
... that he has concluded an Engagement, FOR POSITIVELY ONE NIGHT ONLY! WITH MR. UN N, (Of the Theatres Royal Drury Lane and Covent Garden) —Author of the Bohemian Girl, Daughter of St. Mark, Maid of Artois, Enchantress, Crusaders, Bondman, and ...
... Cheapside is like a water-pipe on the improved principle ol constant supply, ever full; the Opera is a delicious purgatory; Covent Garden compares its fruits and flowers with an equivalent show of cheeks and lips; the Exhibitions are trials of the constitution ...
... expenses, for allowing car to be used for hire without the usual plates. Charges op Assault. —Thomas Findon, coal dealer, of Covent-garden market, charged a boy named John Horton with having thrown a stone at him ou Wednesday last.—Henry Farden heard the defendant ...
... FROM THE GAZETTE OF FRIDAY, May 10. BANKRUPTS.—Richard Dart and Joseph Brown, street, Covent-garden, London, coach-lace makers Mine, Manchester, grocer—Buckley Royle, Manchester,? manufacturer —Richard Wilson, Kingston-upon-Hull, —Edward Parratt, Regent's ...
... who witnessed the occurrence. The mark the blow was plainly visible her Majesty’s forehead she sat in the royal box at Covent Garden opera, after the occurrence Thursday evening The slight swelling then perceptible subsequently increased, and ou Friday ...
... that no further hopes existed Sir Robert Peel's recovery. Her Majesty, who intended to have gone to the Italian Opera at Covent-garden Theatre, instantly gave instructions that the carriages should be countermanded, and the Royal dinner party broke up shortly ...