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... India COFFEE, is. 6d, 14er lb. MOORE BROTHERS and Co., 35, London Bridge, City. THE MORNING HERALD. _ROYAL ENGLISH OPERA, COVENT-GARDEN. Under the Management of Lfi,s Louisa ryne and Mr. W. Harrison, Sole Lessees, THIS EV FNING, THE MARRIAGE OF GEORGETTE ...
... Wilkins rind the Flour* /Maulers, written by E. L. Blanchard.—ller bfajoty's: Tan Tliunib, a pantomime, by the same autlion—Covent Garden: Blue Beard, written by Mr. Bridgman, interpreted by the bust pantomimista that exist—the Paynes.—Haymarket: a pantomime ...
... officers at a levee at St. James's Pekoe. This public recognitim of the Sovereign was followed by • grand ball in the Floral Covent Garden, and by a banquet at St. James's Hall, at which the Duke of Cambridge preiided. On the 23rd June, the Queen reviewed 18 ...
... quotation, but must defer them until our next. Magoznif- far Jununry. —(London Macmdlan and Co., 23. Henrietta-street Covent Garden. This is exceedinffly number, although it > l' h*s not contain any single article that is remarkablv striking. Mr. Ilenrv ...
... as the necessity hia providing huu-seb with any other Weekly Paj^r. OFFICE IX)B ADVERTISEMENTS. 41, WELLINGTON STREET, COVENT GARDEN, LONDON, W.C. Partita intending to Commence with tke New Volume kvl better give their Orders once to any Newsreader. ...
... E:’ of Wrayshary, Bucks. Second Edition, revised and enlarged Bvo.. cloth ss. | N T .e e e Hewry 4. Bowy, York-street, Covent Garden. qflk' on the FARM more than DOURLED i o) VALUR if chopped up inte chafl and seasoned « it} THORLEY'S CONDIMENT. Mr. Thorley ...
... ROYAL ENGLISH OPERA, COVENT-GARDEN. THIS EVENING, THE MARRIAGE OF GEORGETTE. Miss Louisa Pyne and Mr. 11. Corri. To conclude witli the Grand Christmas Pantomime, BLUE BEARD; or, Har- lequin and Freedom in her Island Home. Messrs. H. Boleno, H. Payi c ...
... JACOBS, 93. Hay market, and no Counexiun with any other House in London. Miles and sons, tea,coffee dealers, and GROCERS, Covent-garden. adjoining the Taviatocs Hotel. Good Strorg Tea* from 2s. B ...
... trifling amount of assets. Mr. Caldcleugh, surgeon, Camden-town, and Mr. G. Stevens, coal merchant, ^ --vislock - street, Covent - garden, were chosen trade sasignees. , TRACTARIANIBII.— A London Priest, writing to the Union, describes hie administration ...
... Int quality. Pries Lists and Specimens furnished. Foreign Orders executed with the utmost care. $7, WELLINGTON STREET, COVENT GARDEN, LONDON; SY sad NZW STRUT, EDINBURGH; 94, MIDDLE ABM STRUT, illinaltellt EUBLISELED at Par' Pm et . k e afthilsimmi awspapers ...
... it. I could not be mistaken aboutt that. Henry Holloway-I keep the Sir John Falstaff public- house, in Brydges-streetk Covent-garden. The nine balls produced are my property, and worth 3 1 missed them from the bsgatelle board in the front room on the first ...
... 130* ; Dunbar* 150*. to 160* ; Fr 100*.: FriiH-ian . li Dec. 31 The tl4inun ...