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... prisoner some time ago, when the latter was staying at Barnes to train for a-match On Christmas-eve, he met the 2risoner in Covent-garden Market, where he (prosecutor) was making some purchases for his father. The prisoner induced him to go to a public-house ...
... PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS. I ROYAL ENGLSHZ OPERA5 COVENT GARDEN. UNDER MIsS h. PeNe AmD MR. W. HEAReSON'S MANAGEMENST. The Great Covent Garden Pantomime successful beyond all prece- ?? artistic ecenery. splendour of costumes, magical transformationS, and pictorial ...
... of the French Court, who caught some melds of honour tliviag hunt the slipper , in an ante-room. With the boards of Covent Garden, almort the noblest theatre in Europe, we can only connect ideas of grandeur,' dignity, and beauty. The mirthful it seems ...
... respecting nagucements to be made to the Adelphi Theatro, Sheffield, or to Messrs. BUTERE and TuseER, 21, Bow.street, Covent-garden, London. their sole agents. THICE oRTGINAL, 'WELL KNOWN, AND ONLY A FRICAN OPERA TROUPE.- A t Organised by Major A. DUMBOLTON ...
... cued Anne, Spbyg Crutches, ±a. India Rubber Urinals, for raul'hy or night use. Observe:- ?? CLAY and CO., King-street, Covent-garden, London, 1.XRODNR CUE.YD. .CLI _nTrA TRNG'S COUGH LOZENGES.-Stattiocns show A.that f 5,510 personss assnesatly fail victims ...
... brilliant close by the production of M. MEYERBEER'S Dinorah at Covent Garden. The interval between these two events was somewhat tame, the sudden death of Madame Bosro having deprived the Covent Garden company of its chief attraction, while the personal fa ...
... ROYAL ENGLISH OPERA, COVENT GARDEN. Under the Management of Mlies LOUISA PYNE ende Mr W. HIARRIISON. Monday' January 2, 1260. end durinZ She WPek, wilbe pretauteel an entirely new opera, esetitled VICTOIIINPi. Tam omuic! 0sreposced by Alfred Mellon. ...
... The following fun is not always funny. But Jack and the Bean Stalk, as a whole, may be pronounced a capital pantomime. COVENT GARDEN. Puss in Boots, I think, ought rather to be called Puss in track Boots—so prodigious is its length. You may choke a dog ...
... and completed for the Theatrical Profession, by DMr. EDWARD STIRLING, Stago-Mmiaager, at the ROYAL ENGaLISH1 OPEtRA, COVENT-GARDEN, arid for twventy years Manager, Author, etid Actor of the Theatres Poyayl, Drury-lane, Coveut-garden, Lyceum, Strand, ...
... lINIMMIiii.-i_ AMUSEMENTS. R OY.A.L ENGLIS!I OPERA, COVENT GARDEN. Under the Managementof Mtss LOUISA PrNa and Mr. W. alsox. The great Covent Garden Pantomime successful beyond all precedent. For Artistic Scenery, Splendour of Costume; Magical ...
... infenoe oitto 50a to 555, superior clover s to 105 s, inferior ditto 75s to &Os, straw les to 30s per load of 36 trusses. • COVENT GARDEN MARKET, Skrouno.Y.—Apples 2s 04 to 4s. pears Os Od to 00, onions Is 3d to Is 6d, ditto for pickling Os to Os, Brussels ...
... from the doctor that her daughter wasin no danger. Iler daughter was amarried womaL, her husband had been a porter in Covent-garden Market, very intemperate; but the most of his time he spent in prison, and while out he treated her with the greatest cruelty ...