... UTUAL LOAN FUND (Lacor tod by Act of Parliament, 1850), 14, Russell-street, Covent- garden, ondon, ADVANCES MONEY upon security, of sale, frechold or beneficial leasehold erty, withont inquiry fee, payable weekly, monthly, or quarteriy. Bills discounted ...

... 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 ...

... DEREFELL AND ANOTHER V. This was an interpleader issue directed to try the right of some “properties” which had been used at Covent Garden Theatre, as against the defendant. Mr. George Denman, Q.C., and Mr. Harrison appeared for the plaintitis; and Mr. Serjeant ...

... Henrietta-street, Covent- garden, and contributions made treasurer, at the same address. payable to John Bullar, held on ¥ ne next meeting will be Wednesday, June 27, at five pan. The Rev. B. Compton, rector of St. Paul’s, Covent-garden, is the perma- nent ...

... vent-street. ablished 1 Baukere’ reference. FUND ASSOOIATION (Incor Yon ited by Act of Parl ment, 1850), 14, Ruszell-street, Covent- garden, ndon, ADVANCES MONEY upon personal security, bills of sale, freehold or beneficial leasehold property, withont inquiry ...

... month ago for stealing a silver spoon, tho property of Charles Cooper, tho lessee of tho Albion Tavern, Rusecll- street, Covent Garden, was brought up for judgment. Mr. Sleigh appeared on behalf of the prisoner. It will be* cinouibered that three sessions ...

... Straud, W. . WHE MULLIN Manage UTUALLOAN ri ND ASS¢ CIATION (Ine porated by Act of Parliament, 1859), 14, Russell-street, Covent- garden, London, ADVANCES MONEY upon personal security, bilis of sale, or beneficial leasehold property, withont ii miry fee, ...

... Established 1820. Bankers’ reference, JTUAL LOAN FUND ASSOCIATION (Incor lby Act of Parliament, 1850), 14, Russell-street, Covent- garden, London, ADVANCES MONEY upon personal security, bills fee, of sale, freehold or beneficial leaschold property, withont ...

... ACRE of LAND within five or six , siles south or sou wwost of Charing yes; frontage 8s .culars to he sent to stock-row, Covent garden, Middlesex. fo be SOLD. a Bar- AC ‘Zain (in consequence of the death of the prom XN tor), TWO hey of BUILDL low re NG LAND ...

... ANOTHER Y. WHITE. This was an interpleader issue, directed to try the right of some properties which had Hfen used at Covent Garden Theatre, as against the defendant Mr. George Denman, Q.C., and Mr. Harrison appeared for tbe plaintiffs ; and Mr. Serjeant ...

... able Groves, 83 F, stated that his attention was called last night to the who was sitting on a doorste in the Piazza, Covent-garden, erying. Two ntle- men as k ed him what was the metter, and said that he was quite destitute, and that he had no father ...

... stated that his attention was called on Wednesday night to the prisoner, who was sitting on a doorstep in the Piazza, Covent-garden, crying. Two gentle- men asked him what was the matter, and he baid that he was quite destitute, and that he had no father ...