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... to Wm. Skelton; that of the Golden Lion, Regent-street, from Thomas Henry Wyatt to Henry Kean; that of the King’s Head, Covent-garden- market. from Edward Apps to William Copp; and that of the Masons Arms, Ss, 4] M ilverton, from the late John Jea- cock ...
... regard and esteem. January, ‘The articles were worth £50, and were manufactured by Mr be S. Smith, of 35, King-street, Covent-garden, London. Fr Amongst those present at the presentation were Colonel Ge Greenway, Messrs J. ¥. Robins, G. Moore, J. Kirshaw ...
... Shakspere Means ruin and It was no® always so. I remember Mr Charles Kemble once saying to me, “Mr Buckstone, when I was at Covent Garden Theatre with my brother John and my sister Sarah, and we could not procure attractive novelty. we always put up Schacksper™ ...
... succulent vesetables offered. That horrible food for cattle, called “turnip greens,” universally disgraces our cartes. Covent-garden, with its -upply of new potatoes from Malta at 3d. per and asparagus from Nice, appears to be unknown to our eatine-house ...
... and the co-tumes of the principal characters which were appropriate and effective, were provided by Messrs. Simmons. Covent Garden, London, and those of the followers bv Mr J. 7 G. Bavler, of Hertford-street, Coventry. When the procession finished its ...
... consequently, get such princely re- Muneration. Even she, however, is paid no less than one hundred guineas a night at Covent Garden. Mongint, the tenor, gets eighty ...
... at Mr in one for of the streets of Cork the iene been committed The Sleeping will be the subject of the panto- mime at Covent Garden this Christmas, under the manage- ment of Mr A. Harris. M. Hervé is to compose some or:ginal songs for the o} pening, and ...
... WARW STREET THE GRAND FANCY DRESS BALL. MESSRS. JOHN SIMMONS AND SONS, THE EMINENT COURT COSTUMIERS, 4, TAVISTOCK ST., COVENT GARDEN, LONDON, BEG to announce that they will be happy to receive orders for Fancy and Historical COSTUMES for the above occasion ...
... accompanied Prince Arthur, Princess uise, Prince Albert Victor and Priuce George, acre resent at the morning performance at Covent Garden Theatre on Saturday. It is stated iliat the Priuce of Wales will be the guest of Mr. U. Chaplin, M.P., o( Blankley, during ...
... Clerk to tho Trustees. 16th February, 1871. MARKET GARDENERS. ACRES of very excellent LAND, north of . LONDON, near to Covent Garden Road, and d i° inin 'be Land to Shoreditch Markets, to tie' lat-r, to a good Tenant, very Cheaply, direct \ t Met - No ...
... and honour, but to obey her husband, and asked the jury not to convict her of this crime. Jlr Thomas Dickson, florist. Covent-garden. and John Rennet, formerly publisher Southampton, deposed having known the prisoner all her life, and said that she had ...
... orders are sent on business is shown by the fact that in London 35 per cent, them were paid through bankers. In King-st,Covent-garden,3spercent.of amount sent for money orders is sent persons connected with Covent-girden Market, and in other parts London ...