Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... T'HE QUEENS VISIT TO COVENT GARDEN. Her Majesty went in state to Covent Garden Theatre oin Friday evening. The same crowding took place net- side andi the same enthusiasmn was displayed by the cisse- ly Packed] audience within,. as, at the -ival tlheir~e ...
... ...
... ?? CVtGDGAL PUND. , COVENT GARDEN THEAT h' -1 I,- ~~ , 7 1~: . - -A 1 mpivesary inneroe tis ifnot usefual aflO tiati The tenth ?? dnfl iiidy the~rera b beneolet S~cie took, place, 0f Friae atk ?? 500' Taven. ScisRoyal Highness tI ?? f of t thes chai. ...
... TOTAL DESTRUCTION OF COVENT GARDEN THEATRE. e At an earlv hour on Wednesday morning a cabs- mitous fire originated in Covent Garden Theatre, y which speedily reduced to a mass of shapeless ruins that magnificent building so long dedicated to dramatic ...
... REPRESENTATION OF WESTMINSTER- MEETING IN COVENT GARDEN. Pursuant to puhlic netice, a meeting of the electors of Westminster was held this morning in Covent Garden market, for the Pourpsse of talking into consideration the present state of thac repre~entntion ...
... upon-'T'yne, victualler and innkeeper G. Sawyer, Goswell Street, London, dealer in lace and corn- mllission agent I.. Gardie, Covent Garden, London, jeweller A. Sincheomb, Oldbury-on-the-Hill, Gloucester, maltster G. Wells, Mary.le-loonne, London,.trunk and camp ...
... Drurv Lane, November 9. Dbar Wifd_-Prdy lend me a couple of conspirators for to-night.- tb Entirely yourq, HOP IN S of Covent Garden, November S. tb M W~dear Hropikins-I have ordered them toloo1; nut tl/ hvo of our genteelest assassins, and I'll take care ...
... the Prince of WVales, Prince Arthur, and the Duke of Sge. Cobourg, honoured the performnal cO of the loy' Italtn Oea , Covent Garden, with their presence in the even THE EDINBURGH1, THuJISDAY, JULY o, 1860. TO CORRESPONDENTS. Ie notice can be taken of ...
... instant, has since died, and was buried yesterday. This makes the to- ta] of deceased 17. The proprietors of Drury Lane and Covent Garden theatres have determined not to give more than L.20 per week to any one, actor or actress, however great their celebrity ...
... Edward Street, Brighton, mast er W. Brown, Wood Street, London, ‘lactic hat-band manufacturer K. Webb, Russell Street, Covent Garden, ham dealer R. C. Sweett, Birmingham, builder J. Griffin, Up'on-upon-Serern, R. Boyce, Southam, Warwickshire, grocer W ...
... of two houses. Their engagements are said to be considerable. TnE DEsTP.UcTxoN OF COVENT GARDEN THEATRE' -Her Majesty and Prince Albert visited the ruins of Covent Garden Theatre this evening; they were re- ceived by Mr Gye, and they expressed great sympathy ...
... drove out, and was also preoent at the review in Hxio Park. - The Prince and Princess of Wales went to the Italian Oper, Covent Garden, in the evening . A Ae~puitution'Conistig,~ amzong others of Mr Stans- feld, ?NP Mr. Miller, M.P. llr Dalgliib,. M.P. M ...