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... need of refreshment in the middle of the night-the staff of the morning newspapers, market-gardeners trudging wearily to Covent Garden, &c. The rigour of the law might, Mr. Cox thinks, be modified in favour of these men; and he has introduced a bill to that ...
... had the greatest respect for Parlia- ment, but they did not like the arbitrary interference of the police. Men Smith, of Covent-garden Theatre, bore testimony to the general good character of the men ; and the noble chairman said he was very sorry for them ...
... THE THEATRES. ROYAL ENGLISH OPERA, COVENT-GARDEN.' This Evening (Tuesday)ITHE MOCK DOCTOR. Mr. Henry Haigh, Mr. A. Cook, Mr. C. Lyall, Mr. Dlssek, Mr. Lingham, anti Mr. Henry Corr; Miss Poole, Miss Thirlwall, MIne. Fanny Huddart. Afterwvhich, CINDERELLA ...
... pending, we are intro- duced to many varieties of London life, especially the theatrical world. We have a bal masque at Covent Garden, and a military libertine assaulting a popular actress in a private box. But just as he has got his arm round her waist ...
... pending, we are intro- duced to many varieties of London life, especially the theatrical world. We have a bal masque at Covent Garden, and a military libertine assaulting a popular actress in a private box. But just as he has got his arm round her waist ...
... THE THEA TRES. ROYAL ENGLISH OPERA, COVENT-GARDEN. 'This Evening (Wednesday), THE MOCK DOCTOR. Mr. Henry Haigh, Mr. A. Cook, Mr. C. Lyall, Mr. Dussekc, Mr. Lingham, and Mr. Henry Corrl; Miss Poole, Miss Thirlwall, Mine. Fanny Huddart. After which, CINDERELLA ...
... man named Adams was committed for trial, for an attempt to steal a portmanteau from the top of a cab in Bedford-street, Covent- garden. At Clerkenwell, two women were fined 3s., and the costs, for keeping unregistered lodging-houses. A cabman named Dye ...
... THE THEA TRES. ROYAL ENGLISH OPERA, COVENT-GARDEN. 1T1his Evening !Thursday), THE MOCK DOCTOR. Messrs. Henry Haligh, A. Cook, C. Lyall, LSee, Linghatn and Henry Corri; Miss Poole, Miss Thiriwall, and Mime. Fanny Huddart. After rlich, CINDERELLA. THEATRE ...
... THE THEA TRES. ROYAL ENGLISH OPERA, COVENT-GARDEN. Thi, Evening IFriday, at half-past Seten', THE MOCK DOCTOR - Messrs. Henry Haigh, A Cook, C. Lyall, Dussek, Liogham. and Henry Corri: Mi;s Poole, Miss Thirlwall. and Miss Fanny Hulddart. After which, ...
... THE THEA TRES. ROYAL ENGLISH OPERA, COVENT-GARDEN. Tkis Evening (Saturday, at half-past Seven), THE MOCK DOCTOR-Messrs. Henry Haigh, A. Cook, C. Lyall, Dussek, Linigham, Henry Corti; Miss Poole, Miss Thirviwall, Miss Fanny Huddtrt. ,frtr which, CINDERELLA ...
... THE THEA T RES. ROYAL ENGLISH OPERA, COVENT-GARDEN. H Haigh This Evening (Monday, at half-past Seven), THE MOCK DOCTOR-Aeles5S. Henry Haigh A. Cook, C. Lyall, Dussek, Lingham, Henry Cori; Miss Poole, Mis Thirlwall, Ms After which, CINDERELLA. THEATRE ...