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... of these cflfrts was one with which the Diocesan Home Mission, was distinctly connected-viz, the open-air service in Covent Garden Market, which was begun a few Sundavs ago. One of the great difficulties in preaching in the open air was, that, if they ...
... au address modelled in solid silver by the fruit and vegetable dealers of Covent Garden Market. The Duke of Bedford, as you know, is the owner of the said market of Covent Garden. At his nod the potato sacks might be thrown into the streets ; at his frown ...
... the in- stitution. Anong the contributtions recently re- eeived were £50 h-cm a lady; £240 ?? from the stewards of the Covent Garden lifehoat fund, in aid of the support; of the Covent CGarien lifeboat at Caister; and £16 14s 4d moietv of offertories en ...
... Queen and Prince Consort, accompaniedl by the Princesses Alice and Louisa, honored the performance of the English Opera, Covent Garden Theatre, wviths their presence in the evening. The Royal suite consisted of the Vis- countess Jocelyn, H~on. IHoratia Stopford ...
... went to Lon- don yesitorday. Iier Royal .I-igbnevA ?? th(e loyal Academy, and aftervrardsbonoured the lto! al opera, Covent Garden, with her presence. The Prince and Princessg of Wale;3. Nvith the Princes Albert Victor and George, joined her royal Ifighncss ...
... obvious advantages. Indeed, it is already in use in several of the leading theatres and public buildiurs in London. The Covent Garden Thcatre has been illuminated by means of 200 clusters, each of five lights, similar to those on view in the establishment ...
... has beea prepareri fos adoption by the great United Kizigdom Temper- 1 ance Conventionto be held on WVednesday nest in Covent Garden Theatre, and whichl is likely to be a gathering of unprecedented size and influence. The memorial is addressed to Mr. Gladstone ...
... Disestablishmnent, which question, it is believed, will be vigorously debated this year. The congregation of Crown Court, Covent garden, London, of which the Rev. Dr. Cumming was for- merly pastor, have unanimously resolved to present a cli to the Rev. Donald ...
... ESTABL1SHED UPWARDS OF 80 YEERS. THE RACING TYLEGRAM A'-D TURBP CoUMI5310ON I .11 ?? AGE~NCyi 1. YORR-STREET, COVENT GARDEN, LONDON. ZEE RACING SEASON OF 18U9. WILLIAM WRIGET 'lember of Tattersast's, she Newmarket Rooms, tha Vie tfra, and all tie other ...
... Mapleson, sub-les50 of Covent Garden Theatre, from a decision of Vice-Chaweel- Ir Wickens, whereby he refused to grant an in- junction restraining tar. George Bentham from uinging without Mr. Mapleson's consent, except at Covent Garden Theatre or Mr. Mapleson's ...
... maintenance of the ' Oidham life- boat at Abersoch ; £33 4s 6d from the stewards of the Covent Garden lifeboat fund in a:id of the sup- pert of the Covent Garden lifeboat at Caister ; £73 14s 8d, proceeds of a Lifeboat Sunday at Wor- thing, per bse ...
... prarance in Englancl, not at her Majesty's Opera, Drury-lane. wlhere shte is now singing, but at the Ioyal Itcdlian Opera, Covent Garden. :Thereupon Mr. (ye wrote to the Athliesicems office denying tbat he bcd engaged 3Idlle. Il-lloco, and calling upon thie ...