... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... time in these matters. Suppose now, for instance, the Lord Chamberlain were to shut up the Houses of the Haymarket and Covent Garden in the middle of April, we apprehend that the other Houses down at Westminster might just as well close too. No house, ...

... perhaps the most promising juvenile actor on the. London boards, whose talented creations of many popular characters at Covent Garden and the Haymarket have been acknowledged both by the public and the press; Mr. Tilbury’s name has already become a“ household ...

... last. Carlisle Journal.— {Mr. Pritchard was favourably known to the metropolitan play-going public by his performances at Covent Garden some ten years since.] Her Majesty's Theatre.—Just as the season is drawing to its close it receives a new impulse from ...

... La Tempesta would be certaiu to suffer more by being produced there than if it. had been presented to the public at the Covent Garden House, where such operas form the grand feature, and where such extraordinary facilities for their representation exist ...

... |U»i» son, Charlotte-terrace, Ijimbeth, London, linen drapers Pike, Reading, Berkshire, tobacconist—William ,,n street, Covent-garden, London, licensed victualler— Geo. , Philpot-lane, City of London, merchant— Henry Ward Old Fish-street, City London, wine ...