... Great Yarmouth. Tuesday afternoon. cli -A very gallant service in saving a shipwrecked di crew ha,, been, performed by the Covent Garden life- t~ )Oboat of the National Lifeboat Institution on this th station. At seven o'clock this morning, information ai ...

... parents, his widow, and seven destitute children. The members met on Tuesday at the theatrical fund office, Bow Street, Covent Garden, and it appears likely that their labours will be crowned with corm- plete success. The subscription already A- mounts ...

... '.I'he Primrose League had a splendid account to give of its past year's work, at its magnificent annual gathering in Covent Garden Theatre yesterday, Still gratify- 1 ing, as all that was said is found to be to every lover of the Constitution of his ...

... apprenticed to thle present Sir William, tlen MIr lawlins, to learn the trade of an upholsterer; and after his engagement at Covent Garden, lhe pur- chased manry rticles of furniture at the very ware- houses he had served in. While in this serviture, however ...

... :nterest taken in the election of directorm-I am, &c., ST'PUEN s LkSO-N. A NOVEJLTY IN FLOWER SHOWS. 12i King Street, Covent Garden, e London, W.C., April 14,1677. , SI.-A novelty in connection with popular Iexhibitions will be held at the Royal Horticultural ...

... FThG' ni LyNot.-Alfred Sif olk, of LoudiS, and J. Gamble, of Manchester, met last night at the National Sporting Club, Covent GArden, to box under the usual rules for a purse of 1£70 at 10 stono. Suffolk was two pounds heavier than his oppoaent. The fight ...

... agoways acted together until 5 the death of the eldest of the fasmly about 25 i f years ago, and in the early pantomimes ati Covent Garden of 1'laulchG and H. J. Byron I they wvere proininent cigurcs. W. H. Payne, ! 5 who, except at Christuias time, used to ...

... by the Countess of Macelesfield and Major Teesdale, honoured with their presence last evening thie Roal Italian 4)pora, Covent Garden. .THE WVEEKLY HERALD & MERCURY'S PORTRAITS. THE NEXT OF THIS SERIES OF PORTRAITS WILL BE GENERAL STONEWALL JACKSON, OF ...

... London, wvine- merchant. S. J. Lee, South Crescent, Tottenham-court-road, London, m( rchanr. T. Attwood, Henrietta-street, Covent Garden, London, tailor. R. Chick, Molineaux-street, Bryanstone-square, London, linen-draper. E. Elias, Bury-court, St Mary Axe ...

... CHILI) JESUSr: Carol of Pi-Rise. AMusic by Karl Hahin, Published hy J. F. Schipper & Co., art publishers, King Street, Covent Garden. The words snd rausicr of this carol are alike admirable. It is of maoderate difficulty and qiii t v,ithin thwe poiivrs ...

... S;DOMESTIC. A MA01n411CXN? PRISENT.-After thc Tat! fire in Covent-Garden Theatre, the Duke of Northumnberland is said to have written a polite note to Mr. Kemble, remind- ing him of an early service his Grace had received from him, by instructng Earl ...

... Eveshamn. TALSrA.-lt is not generally knlown that this great tragedian, who has been engaged by Mr C. Kemble to play at Covent Garden for twelve aights, is an Englishman. Ile was born in Dean Street, Solho, and Icft England at a very early age, but his ...