... COVENT GARDEN. The pantomime for the present Christmas is from the pen of Mr. H. J. Byron, the writer of innumerable burlesques, and is full of the verbal tortures for which such productions are notorious. The subjcct is The Yellow Dwarf, and thereto ...

... COVENT GARDEN. Mr. Augustus Harris opened this theatre on Boxing-night with a Pantomime entitled, Harlequin Robmson Crusoe; or, Friday and the Fairies, which is prodnced in the most gorgeous style, such as no reader of De Foe's wonderful story could expect ...

... COVENT GARDEN. Honda}- evening Hr. Bedford held inquest in the Board-room of tho Strand Union, Bow-street, on the body Charles Huttings, a theatrical agent and armourer, aged 54. appeared that deceased resided in Ruasellcourt, Drurydano. On Thursday night ...

... COVENT GARDEN, Here Crusoe and hi* Friday form the sum and substance of one of the very best Pantomimes that has ever Wen constructed. This might easily anticipated when once it was known that Mr. Henry Byron is its author, and Mr. Augustus Harris of ...

... COVENT GARDEN. Mr. Augustus Harris offers his patrons a pantomime founded on the story of the I'el.oic utcarf, and from what we have heard it will be fully equal to the admirable production of List year. It is from the pen of Mr. Henry J. Byron, and opens ...

... COVENT GARDEN, Here Crum and hit Man Friday form the sura and substance of one of very best Pantomimes that has ever been constructed. This might easily l>c anticipated when once it was known that Mr. Henry Byron is its author, and Mr. Augustus Harris ...

... 'COVENT GARDEN. buoyaut. We are still very quiet here, no changes having taken place that would cornmadd attention. The only article rather more in request is Kent cobs, which realise 95s per 1001 b. Fruit and vegetables are abundantly supplied, and prices ...

... COVENT GARDEN, FAVIT.- Anples, to per btish> l *ra;-es. 9s 14s . plne- AMies, 8s I 2« per ih: Kent cobs. Is to Is per lb : leraons, 4s Itf 7s; oranges, 12s per and strawberries. Is to Is &i per ••race. VaorrAßLK*. —t'abbares. Is to 7s : cauliflowers, ...

... COVENT GARDEN. Messrs, j. j. orgill & swann arc favoured with instructions from the Trustees to the estate of the late Mr. Wm. Harding to SEEL by AUCTION, Gurraway's Coffee-house, Change-alley, Cornhlll, Monday, Uie l«th day of August, at 12 for o'clock ...

... ;COVENT GARDEN. buoyant. Wo are still very quiet here, no changes having taken place that would commadd attention. The only article rather more in request is dent cobs, which realiso 95s Per 1001 b. Fruit and vegetables are abundantly supplied, and prices ...

... COVENT GARDEN. The supplies generally have been more equal to the demand, being influenced a groat deal by the late boisterous weather. Strawberries have been selling at 3s per oz Very fine onions front Bordeaux, at 12s to 14s per cwt. Potato trade is ...

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