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... bringing their allotted spoil. Hundrods of these miserable little creatures may be found sleeping night after night in Covent Garden, in the pens of Smithfield, in the barre!s in Whitechapel ; and in the markets and squares of the metropolis.” ““=plain ...
... Mayor or M. Soyer will have no opportunity of feasting them with city .uxuries. _His Excellency, however, was tw> hours in Covent Garden marke: on Saturday, and the same evening he attended one of Lady Palmerston’s splendid parties. I wonder which pleased ...
... laier howr of the evening, the Queen, Prince Albert, and the Prince of Prussia, visited the Poyal Italian Opera House, Covent-Garden, and was received with the most enthusiastic applause, and the singing of the national Anthem. It was observed that the ...
... Crystal Palace is to be brought, it appears, to the hammer. The spacious auvetion r.cms and premises of Messrs, Robins, in Covent Garden, are‘rrepnred for the reception of the various property, and arrangements are being made for an extensive sale by auction ...
... England more than in any other country. Al the Court had to do was to prevent the youag lady from singing at Covent Garden. If she went to Covent Garden and sang there, she would be committed at once for contempt of Court. - The Coorc clearly had jurisdiction ...
... eustoms and chacacter, of which very little notion couid be drawn by a eomparison with the market people of Billingsgate and Covent-garden. There is & racy indepenence about them, unsoured by incivility, an exuberant aromation without boisterousness, and abundanee ...
... WELLINGTON. The following is an extract from a sermon by the Rev. Dr..Curaming, at the Squ;uuionnl Church, Crowneourt, Covent-garden, on Sunday last . — +The great hero Kings and Cabinets vied with each other adequately to honour—swhose likeness painters ...
... cooper and licensed vietualler, West, John Richard, Kingsland, saw mill proprictor. Fairbrother, Samuel Glover, Bow Street, Covent Garden, inter. lie':k, Richard, Blackman Street, Southwar k, watch maker. Smith, George, Union Street, Southwark, hat maker, Phillips ...
... Street, Baker Street, vietualler. Holloway, William, Milbank Strect, Westminsier saddler. Brooks, Themas, Henrietta Street, Covent Garden, and Sandown, Isle of Wight. wine merchant. Pane. Hemy, Suand, Charing Cross, and Battersea, tailor. Heaton, James and ...
... Pygmalion (his first West End success), is familiar to us all. Eliza Doolittle, a simple flower girl selling her wares in Covent Garden, is introduced into society by phonetics expert, Professor H&gim. RESTAURANT 10 HENRY ST., RUGBY * For reservations Rugby ...
... the Condor 6.35: FitAs a Fiddle? 7.10: News and Sport 7.25: Did You See? 8.05: La Boheme from the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden 10.10: Film International — Sabine Haudepin 11.30: News on Two Passe Ton Bac D'Abord’ with 11.40: The Light of Experience ...
... mainly because I wanted to do my dancing too much! said Tony. Both Tony and Charlie used to go to the dance centre in Covent Garden on Saturdays, and Tony goes to Wuwi::k University to contemg%ury dancing classes every Thursday well nearly!! ‘*We ...