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... Charles Adams, Avenue Road, Leamington, until recently clerk in Lloyds Bank, was charged with uttering a cheque on the Covent Garden branch of the London and Counties Banking Company, with intent to defraud. From the evidence adduced, it appeared that ...
... \pprals rent of RORERT KEAY. war =o, ony or Has on view a selection of & DES } and yi «PUN OS™ COVENT GARDEN, LONDC before Costumes on Hire at Muderate Terma, — = 1829 THE CITY CIGAR B Vue We 892, ww — Finance to the TPES, sticks, & UR BEST (the GEORGE ...
... n Opera House, three evenings of the week, are indeed resplen dent; but no more than those on exhibition io the boxes Covent Garden during the season; nor are tho jewels more profuse. It is New York is emerging from the lingering influences of Puritanism ...
... Comiquo, and other London theatres. He was also joint conductor with Sir Arthur (then Mr.) Sullivan, the Promenade Concerts, Covent Garden, in 1878 and 1879.. was not until September. 1886, when bis opera of Dorothy was produced at the Gaiety Theatre, that Mr ...
... operas at the Opera Comique. and in 1878-9 he was jointconductor with Sir ArthurSullivan of the Promenade Concerts at Covent Garden. The earliest of his light operas, Charity Begins at Home, was produced at the 41d GaUery of Illustration as far back ...
... of £680,819., but the ex- penses were so great that little or nothing was left. `The night the German Emperor visited Covent Garden Theatre the house was worth £5,658. His box alone cost £1,000. to decorate. When in the Jubilee year I determined to try ...
... 43 runs. The novelty of chess by telephone was witnessed on Saturday evening between members of the British Chess Club, Covent Garden, on one side, and members of the Liverpool Chess Club on the other. The Liverpool men had the best of the play, defeating ...
... Jenuary, The pr will be jssved sbertly, and the contest will prananiy taxe place at ibe Biitish Cbess Clab. 37, King-street, Covent Garden, W.C. The pl-yers mention d lsst werk will probably st take part, with the possitle exeptiom of Mr Guarsberg who, we regret ...
... Charles Adams, Avenue Road, Leamington, until recently a cleric in Lloyds Bank, was charged with ustering a cheque on the Covent Garden branch of the London and Counties Banking Company, with intent to defraud. It appeared that the prisoner went to the bank ...
... GIov-FIGI1T.-Alfred Suffolk, of London, and J. Gamble, of Mfanchester, met last night, at the Ntovot.al Sporting Club, Covent Garden, London, to box, under the usual roles, for a prrse of £70., at 10st. Suffolk was 21b heavier than his opponent. Suffolk ...
... b: trouble, and expense, Perfectly bar been relieved by this and thereby saved ving my terrible cough. Since I hed the. COVENT GARDEN, and Regent to bring about ihe desired effect, a8 testified tmlees ; never to by bandreds of otomy’ (the same as the late ...
... and the se ✓aleoLthat unfortunately there was or seMbig left. Further, we learn that o• the eleht getman Emperor visited Covent Garden the aweigh' the enormous suns of ItS,OMI: but £ 148 went in the mere decorating of the Mr Augustus is remiaded when he ...