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... Wright, and others, who stood remanded from the previous Saturday, for keeping and using a betting office in York Street, Covent Garden. Mr. Poland appeared for the prosecution; Mr. Serjeaut Sleigh (instructed by Messrs. Hughes, Masterman, and Hughes) attended ...
... Italian Opera, Covent Garden, taking the part of Mifastc. The following morning the Daily Tefprcph, according to the plaintiff, falsely and maliciously satedthabt Mr. Ciarmpi, whose Maassetto belongs to the ancient history of Covent Garden Theatre, as well ...
... maid, but not for the purpose of keeping anything from Signor Nioolini. lto r. Herbert lrederick Gye, part proprietor of Covent Garden Theatre, said that his had acted for some years as a friend to the defendant in her business affairs. The landscape gardetier's ...
... plaintill's property, but for that they alonc were respoll- a sible. The banil carried on business in Russell Street I Covent Garden ; cand Mr. A. (T. Cchrene, a gentleman well known to tho Court in connection with such cases as this, was the mananging ...
... special case stated by the magistrate. ' It was stated that the defendant club. carrypg on business at 43, Kingz Street, Covent Garden, was formed in 1891 witb a capital of £-15,000 divided into 6,500 pre- ference shares of £i2 each, and 1,500 ordinary shares ...
... suffered terribly from poverty and dizeipation, and is thought to be hardly capable of taking care of ?? of the beadles of Covent Garden Market said the prisoner was brought to this Court a few days ago for stealing flowers in themmaxket. Some of his friends ...
... , and he believed, virtually, that there would bo no de- ferce. The head waiter and chambermaid of the Bedford Hotel, Covent Garden, proved that in February a gentleman and lady took apartments there, and the lady's luggage was labelled K. They recognised ...
... Aigypt, on their late visit to thia country, Is set down at £25,000, Mr. Gye, the manager of the Royal Italian Opera, at Covent Garden has received from the Sultan a diamond snuff box, wortls 1,000 guineas, asa mark of his satisfaction with the State performace ...
... flour bags, the property of Mr. Timothy Brosman, dealer, Covent Gardes.-A salesman in the employ of Mr. George Harris, Covent Garden, deposed that ho bought the Eacks in question from the prisoner for 4s. 6d., and they bad since been sent with others to ...
... practice. Selitto any person on recelpt of etusinp to prepay postage.-Ad'lress, 0. P. Brown, Secretary, 2, King Street, Covent Garden, London. clas 540Mo Pufa WATEs.-ALFRED BIRD, Experimental Chemist, begs to amiousice that he lia perfetetd Isis new CAnuoeN ...
... less than £50. per month, no matter whsether lie ever canvassed before or not. -Address, 0. B, Brown, 2, King Street, Covent Garden, London, and full Pustloulars wUI be eaot by- retarn eoas. 100 ...
... THE BsKRTxaocY OF Co0LONL F. A. WELLSLEY.- The creditors of Colonel IF. A. Wellesley, late proprietor of Evans's Club, Covent Garden, and retired colonel in the army, resolved yesterday to wind up in bankruptcy with a trustee and committee of inspection ...