... Windsor-street ; T. Bond, 1, Windsor- street; J. Thorburn, 46, Clemens-street; S. Peake, 43, Covent-garden ; J. H. Hordern, 9, Avenue-road ; J. Mont- gomery, 17, Covent-garden ; W. E. Palmer, 54, Clemens - street ; E. E. Sleath, 8, ; Whitlock, 35, Archerv-road ...

... ARTISTES : MADAME MARIE ROZE, Royal and Imperial Court Singer; Prima Donna of the Grand Opera, Paris; Royal Italian Opera, Covent Garden; Her Majesty’s Theatre, London; &c, &e. MISS LILY MOODY, Prima Donna Contralto Carl Rosa Opera, who has recently made such ...

... Room and Kitchen, Four Bedrooms, spacious Cellar- In the Yard at the rear, with ing, with barrel slide. entrance from Covent Garden Market, is a capital Brewhouse, with plant in working order. Washhouse, Two Closets, Two-stali Stable, and Loft over. Gas ...

... Council. —The amendment was not seconded, and the report was adopted.—A letter was read from Messrs. 8 Verity and Son, of Covent Garden, W C., as to a proposal to light the town with electricity. The matter was not discussed. —A letter from the Lord Mayor ...

... the stick near the tap-room door. Five minutes after entering the house, he missed the stick.—David Sherrett, labourer, Covent Garden Market, stated that on Saturday night, he was in the tap room at the Leamington Tavern, and saw Maycock open the door which ...

... to be taken at bed-time as a soporific. DRAMATIC AND Musicat Direerory oF THE (London: C. H. Fox, 25, Russell-street, Covent Garden). ear has reached us. It contains a list of all the towns in The edition of this annual publication for the present the ...

... consisting of 10 houses, 12ft. wide, and the hei, and each house 103ft. long by ght 6ft. to the apex. They are really Covent Garden supply houses—a style w ell known to London growers. One block is devoted at present to cucumbers, from which many thousands ...

... away so quickly as the others 5 > Bench ordered the defendant to pay the costs, 5s. MasTErR AND Man.—Herbert Smith, 43, Covent-garden- market, was summoned by George Henry Bubb, 12, Tavistock-street, under the Employers’ and Workmen’s Act, for 123. 6d. ...

... becoming an absolute necessity, Heavy Banxevercies.—The creditors of Colonel F. A. Wellesley, late proprietor of Evan’s Club, Covent Garden, and retired colonel in the army, resolved, on Monday, to wind up io bankruptcy, with a trustee and committee of inspection ...

... conjuror no further trouble on that occasion. A little later, an amusing episode occurred while Anderson was performing at Covent Garden. A gentleman appeared before the Magistra'e at Bow-street, and complained that on the previous evening the 44 Wizard ...

... founded for them the first Institute and Lending Library, in King-street, Covent. Garden, and four years later, was decided erect the present commodious Institute in Covent Garden, which known as House. For this purpose a sum £4.760 was raised, the object ...

... Councillor Bright, and Dr Hayngs. Tue Errects or A tHe BAck.—Edward Ben- jamin Partridge, picture dealer, 20, King-street, Covent- garden, London, was summoned for assaulting Jacobs, 216, Great College-street, London. Mr Humphries (Messrs Field and Sons) appeared ...