... woman asked the magistrate’s advice. She saidshe kept a grecngrocer’s 8 About a she went one morning with her hus! to Covent Garden market. Whilst there s! missed him, and had not seen or heard anything of him since. She wished to know if he could return ...

... — 62, St. Martin’ W.C.— ERT DAVIS. Sec. UTUALLOAN FUND ASSOCIATION (Incor. M ted by Act of 1850), 14, Russell-street, Covent: garden, Ton ondon. Prompt ADVANCES on ail description of security free ov application by letter EDWARD HARPER. Secretary. ...

... another constable after her, and ¢ on his approaching her she ran away very swiftly The onstable eventually caught her in Covent Garden Market, and brought her back to the station. He spent nearly two hours in trying to get her name audress, and occupation ...

... in Three, the entire Works forming when bound Six handsome Volumes, London : Frederick Warne and Co., Bedford-street, Covent. garden, ISRAELI’S NO VELS and TALES. Greatly improved Editicns, price 1s. each, postage 2d, ‘oning: by. enrictta Temple, pi The ...

... attended by the Hon. Mrs. A. Hardinge. In the evening the Prince and Princess of Wales went to the Royal Italian Opera, Covent Garden. The Prince and Princess of Wales, with the Horn, Mrs. A. Hardinge and Major Teesdale in waiting-, attended Divine service ...

... the usual accounts had been filed. AppUcation refused. IS BB BEOOBW. The bankrupt was a photographer, of New -street, Covent- garden. Ho bad been sued by a young lady named Lovelace for tho recovery of 40/. advanced to him upon the faith of _ia fulfilling ...

... Family on the Stilts. To conclude with the new Play, TRE SCOTTISH CHIEF. Mr. James Anderson (from the ‘Theatres Royal, Covent Garden and Drury Lane). TO CORRESPONDENTS. All Letters intended for insertion must be authenticated by the Name and Address of ...

... thankfully and acknowled, E.C.; or sent to |.—I remain, Sir, your obliged servant, THOS, ELCHER, Hon, Seo. 27, Bedford-street, Covent- garden, W.C., Deo. 16, DuKE oF Mon. pyy al Highness the Duke Kdir rnoon, en route for Gunton burgh arrived here this Lord ox ...

... size, Kc. The COMPANION: 4s ITER, with’ all Commercia Forms, Mode Practical Dh The MODERN GYMNAST. By Spencer. With 12 Covent garden D WORDS for JANUARY contains the ae tn, acDonald’s NEW STORY Aa) See HE NEW STORY by Geo: MacDonaid, .begun T tinued throughout ...

... young man who w4s con- victed a month ‘or a silver spoon, the of Charles Coo; , the lessee of the Albion Tavern, street, Covent Garden, was brought up for judgment. Mr. Sleigh ap; on of the prisoner. It will be remembered that three sessions since the man ...

... , is securing fair business with the drama — the tragic play of Lucretia Borgia, familiar to Italian opera patrons of Covent Garden Theatre, and the Dumb Man of Man- chester being the selections which nightly satisfy the cravings of the keenest sensation ...

... THE EVENIN STANDAR Miscellancous Assemblage, R. J.0, STEVENS will SELL by AUCTION, athis GREAT ROOMS, 33, King-street, Covent garden, f. on FRIDAY, March 23, at Lal CELLANEOUS ASSEMBLAG tl oO st Twelve precisely, a MIS- he pr rty of a gentleman, 8, curiosities ...