... THE DISCOVERY NEAR COVENT GARDEN. Dr. Hardwicke held an inquest on the 2nd inst., at the King's Head, Bloomsbury, the body of a woman, name unknown, found in the cellar of premises in Strickland-yard, Great Wild-street, Lincoln's inn. The evidence showed ...

... HerM'.ijepty has secured a box for the English 0 >era season at Covent Garden. letter from Berlin, dated Wednesday, says At the ball given last evening by Lr>rd Bloomfield, tie English Minister, honour of the Prince of Wales, there were present the Prince ...

... AT EIGHT O’CLOCK. Principal Artistes MDLLE LOUISE DOTTI, Prima Donna of Her Majesty’s Theatre, and Royal Italian Opera. Covent Garden. MDME. DEMERIC LABLACHE (The celebrated Contralto). MR. REGINALD OROOME, Of Her Majesty’s Theatre. MR. BARRINGTON FOOTE ...

... MISS NELLIE REID (From Covent Garden Circns). England's Greatest Horsewoman. This Lady accomplishes feats no other lady has the nerves to attempt. Last few Nights of CIN DERELLA. Cl N DERELLA. Or, the Little Glass Slipper. Every Evening, WHAR'S YER TICKET ...

... brewer, Maidstone. FROM FRIDAY NIGHT'B GAZETTE. BANKRUPTS. St. Mary Axe, London, dealer cigars. f' H'Mair and R. H. Mair, Covent Garden, publishers. Tames Greenhaigh, Bow, gas fitter. A Berger, late of Newgate-street, London, bookseller. William Parrott, ...

... Evening, AT EIGHT O’CLOCK. Principal Artistes MDLLE LOUISE DOTTI, Donna of Her Majesty’s Theatre, and Royal Italian Opera, Covent Garden. MDME. DEMERIC-LABLACHE (The celebrated Contralto). MR. REGINALD GROOME, Of Her Majesty’s Theatre. MR. BARRINGTON FOOTE ...

... of introducing All New Songs and Character Impersonation!. MDME. DU MUSTEK, The Great Soprano, from Her Majesty’s and Covent Garden Theatre®, London, who will Sing, *lt was Dream.” “The Lost Cord,” “Ave Maria,” fcc. ME. MAONAMA, the Popular Tenor. MISS ...

... at the Royal Italian Opera, Covent Garden. The leading features of the past campaign were the return of Madame Grisi to the stage, the re-engagement of Herr Formes and Signor Tamburini, the first appearance at Covent Garden of Signor Gardoni, after along ...

... and Lady Londesborough. .1 arrived late, but the programme was not concluded till nearly two o’clock. The new club at Covent Garden will in its present form cease to exist on the Ist of May next, though in all probability a similar institution will shortly ...

... campaign were the return of Madam Grisi the stage, the re-engagement of Formes and Signor Tamburini, ♦lie first appearance at Covent Garden Signor Gardoni, after a long absence from the Anglo-Italian stage, the of Signor and Madlle. .lenuv the re-appearance of ...

... where there hereditary tendency to Liver Complaint. Sold in bottles, at 9d. and Is. Id. each, at Butler and McCulloch's, Covent Garden Market; E. Stationer, Smithford Street, Coventry; and Wholesale and Retail »e the Proprietor, at the above Ail,lre . are ...

... for new with throwing stones in Covent Garden Market, license for the greater convenience of the pubi on the inft.—Defendant pleaded guilty.—Mr. and railway passengers. —1 bench said it ,is Montgomery, of Covent Garden, stated that the application, and ...