... grata with the Fraserian brother. hood. And tho rollicking times which Pen and Georre spent at the Back Kitchen in Covent Garden are DroC bably reminiscences of Thackeray's own experience as Evans's. Thaokeray and his circle, in which we would ? ...

... LITERARY NOTICES. Vere Foster's Drawing Copy Books. (London : Marcus Ward & Co., 67 and 66, Chandos Street, Covent Garden ; Whittaker Co., Ave Maria Lane; and Siinpkin, Marshall & Co., Stationers 1 Hall Court.) —These books have been approved by the Science ...

... died in the year 1824. John Emery's mother appeared in the Haymarket thestre in London in 1S02, and sab- -sequently at Covent Garden theatre, but seldom sn>taioed any character of importance either tmere or elsewhere, from which it may be inferred that ...

... McGrath and T. W(atson, cornets, Messrs J, Hawkes, Antoine, and J. Horton, trom- bones, from the Royal Italian Opera, Covent Garden; and Mr Hughes, ophicleide, who is the greatest living performer on this instrument. The instruments of percussion, drums ...

... interested to bear of the prices realised rn Monday for several rate bird species. Mr Stevens, Dt hls auction rooms, Covent Garden, sold arnong a large Corniah collection a Solitary Tatler, shot some five yeara lnuce. I being but the second oi tbat ...

... appreciated such articles, to have given prices such as are quoted below:- t, On Wednesday last, ended at Ur Longford's, in Covent Garden, the sale of the late Earl of Arran's Curiosities, when the Gloves given by King Henry the Eighth to Sir Anthony Denny ...

... Saint'Giles's. Camberwell, Surrey, plumber, painter, and glazier. Edward Bothalll Broughton, No. 1(, Southamptono Street, Covent Garden, Mi'ddesex, tailor. Frederic E wer and William Freer Schol- field, Lad Lane, London, wrarehousonnel. Robert BELI], Eldwick ...

... remarkable men that AIr Grant's presence can very well be spared. Once more the promenade concerts are in full swing in Covent Garden Theatre. The musical direction is again in the hands of Mr Arthur Sulli- van, but unfortunately he is at present not well ...

... Saturday morning in a sead ware- bouee in Parker Street, Drury Lxne, a laxee tour-st-or-ed building, belonging to Mr Gay, Covent Garden. The neighbourhood is thickly populated. On each side of the burning building a'e dwelling-bouses, the inmates of which ...

... when flowers are cheap that the street flowyer sellers dare buy. Early in the morning, between 4 and 6 am.. she is at Covent Garden waiting tilt the buyers from the shops have made their selection. to price and cheapen what remains. In winter, when flowers ...

... because it was cheap. The writer goes on to say: 'I remember perfectly well theday when she was announced for her ad bt at Covent Garden. I could not persaade a gentleman friend of mine, a banker, and who was a member of the same club as I belonged to, to ...

... Mr Gye has been associated with Covent Garden and its successes for many years. His father, a wine merchant, managed Vauxhall Gardens, and was afterwards associated with M. Jullien in his famous concerts at Covent Garden. It was in 1849 that the late Mr ...