... the Free Library in Lhurch Walk has been closed for the summer, to be re-opened early in the autumn. The reading room in Covent .Garden Market will be kept open as usual; and books issued therefrom. State oe W esleyan Methodism.—The Watchman publishes a ...

... and PREMISES, situate at the top of Tavisrock close adjoining upon Clarendon Square, York Terrace, Lansdowne Place, and Covent Garden Market, being a Moderate-sized Inn, and well-known as THE GOLDEN cur, In the occupation of Mrs. Baker, widow, con- |: taining ...

... and REMISES, situate at the top of Tavistock close adjoining upon Clarendon Square, York Terrace, Lansdowne Place, and Covent Garden Market, being a Moderate-sized Inn, and well-known as THE GOLDEN CUP, In the occupation of Mrs. Mary widow, con- taining ...

... days and Colcutta iu seventy to seventy-tve, Dhe first of the line is to seal on the first of Angust. The rebuilding of Covent Garden ‘Theatre has been actually Hy | commenced. The saving of in ats reconstruction, it f the outer walls having been sate, ...

... Mutual,” Loan,” ** any amount,” *• advanced immediately,” Ac., Ac , are strikingly conspicuous, the locality not far from Covent-garden. His application is far entertaine that is politely asked the well pomatumed clerk fod •it thtilings sort lee lor enquiry ...

... | had some difficulty in reaching land in the boats. the Tie Zimes says—“ The commencement of the re- Top. building of Covent Garden Theatre on its late site is imcorrect. | s The site of it has not been taken; neither has auy coutract for rebuilding it ...

... From this time her success omplete, and she reigned the epoilt favourite of the London fe wwblic both et Drury Lane and Covent Garden, what is echuically termed “ first light comedy,” such as Lydia Languish n “he Rivale” Let Hardy in “The Belle’s Stratagem ...

... would be synonymous with national decay. What a flutter agitated the fashionable world when the Italian Opera house at Covent ‘Garden was destroyed by fire. | Thousands were asking — Where are we to find our | the answers, coming now and then in | the ...

... Mr Harris aud frend, Chi Norton ; E. Minoret, Paris ; M © Minoret, Coamprosay ; Mr Thos Hatch, Melton, Mr J. W_ Robins, Covent Garden, London ; Mr John W. and Mrs CC. Culbert, New York ; E. A. aud Cany E| More, St. Louis, USA; Mr and Mrs J. Hillyard Cameron ...

... ich Is Quite fiuished, ouly been exzutcen la course erect i should ta drawin, of at beto: re-burids advise Mr Gye to Covent Garden, as at is decidedly the udsomest aud best pro- portioned I have ever Although of 25 ject more dinwever than the San Carlos ...

... the waver.ng conduct others, with regard to the portico affair; and our correspondent enquires when the Surveyor to the Covent Garden memorial, and the Board to subjects of the Fire Brigade and the lowa Hall improvements. « Tot Nb#Chancrrt Adhesive Stamps ...

... Sebastopol —Assault of Kars repulsed—Surrender of Kinburn— Return of the French Yruops from the Congress at Paris—Burning of Covent Garden Theatre— Naval Review at Spithead—Drovers at the Paris Agricultural Exhibition—Paris Horticultural Exhibition—Baptism of ...