... local band of Salvationists. appeared in answer to a summons charging him with having obstructed the road in front of Covent Garden Market on the 21st inst Mr. Bicker defended. It Was shown by P. ( J. Turner that on the evening of the date named, the ...

... Pew. at 1 Flower each of 12 Sae 1 newer each of 25 ~ RI-. BARR'S DESCRIPTIVE Will be sent with amok ender. BARR is BON .Covent Garden, LONDON. PATiliff PAMIR:MX PAINT= WNW pow THOUSANDS OF Of • Circulars, Price-Lists, Designs, &c. IN PBBRIANENT BLACK INK ...

... Drury-lane, and Covent-garden, but afterwards as an artist of great and versatile abilities, a spirited and successful manager, al d an occasional adapter of French dramas. His first important e ng agement was under Madame Veatris at Covent Garden in 1839, when ...

... not see it at Nuneaton on Saturday night. The machines and regulators were supplied by Mr. Paterson, of Bedford Court, Covent Garden, whose repres-ntative, Mr. Bailin. was very courteous and obliging to those requiring information. Refreshments were supplied ...

... Alfrano and De Vere, flying trapeze artists from Vienna; the charming Sitters Latish, double wire walkers and dancers from Covent Garden Theatre ; Arnn and Kenod, Laughable clowns and acrobats, &c. Chafer tenztely the commencement of the trapeze per. ...

... National Lifeboat Institution, and endowed by gentlemen maiden in Covent-garden, London, was recently launched 'rom the yard of Meets. Hatching, GreatYarnmeth. The mat Is named the Covent Garden, and was christened ,y the Mayoress (Mrs. Aldred.) It is Intended ...

... Mrs. Siiittons, was born in November, 1800. Her Bret public appearance was in 1829, when she took the part of Juliet at Covent Garden Theatre, at that time under the management of her father. Having from that time gained a name as an actress of ster. ling ...

... Alfrano and De Vera, flying trapeze artists from Vienna; the eharming Sisters Lallah, double wire walkers and dancers from Covent Garden Theatre ; Arno awl Bensi, laughable clowns and acrobats, Ste. Unfor. tnnately the commencement of the trapeze per. ...

... has been held at the Opera Tavern, Catherine-street, Strand, London, to protest against the rector's rate of 81 Paul's, Covent Garden. Mr. James Bassett, one of the guardians of the poor of the Strand Union, in the chair, and the following resolutions were ...

... hospitals. Such alarm, however, did the story create, that on the morning of the next day the price of rue and wormwood in Covent Garden rose no less than forty per cent. A tradition had lingered on from the time of the Great Plague of 1683. that rue and wormwood ...

... conscious of his histrionic powers, and cultivated them with an assiduity which would have done credit to a disciple of Covent Garden or Drury Lane. It was not difficult for those who heard him often to distinguish between sermons which he preached for ...

... Adelina Patti is going to have her benefit on July in Semiramide ; and on the 17th she sings, for the closing of the Covent Garden sews, La Travista. Then the goes to Wales till July 27th ; after which @he makes a journey to the bathing-places, Aix-le ...