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... Newcross, and Grocer's Hall-court, auctioneer. Charles Coliins and John Lowe, St Swithin's-lane, and ' Heorietta-street, Covent Garden, bankers. Ann Margaret Goodacre, Edenham, Liucolushire, grocer. John Brown, Bradford, Yorkshire, draper. George Heaps, ...
... —Alexander Wentworth Laidlaw, dealer in cigars, St. Mary’s Axe, London. Francis llenry Mair and Robert Mair, l[)ubli!herl, Covent Garden, London. James Greenhalgh, Qs fitter, Bow. Joseph Alfred Berger, bookseller, late Newgate-street, London. William Parrott ...
... Thomas Bell. The will of v.Avunnu Glossop, known ss Augustus Harris, of No, :‘ M--d?hu. Russell aquare, stage-manager Covent Garden Theatre, was proved, on the 2nd inst., by Horace John Semple, the acting executor. —The willof Mr. William Griffiths Beavan ...
... Willium Millward, groce:, lae of Dudley, Worcester. ‘ ( From the Gazette of Tuesday, March 15k, ) Baxkruprs.—Robert Barrie, Covent Garden, builder, Alfred Mordaunt, Southawpton, chemist. Thumnas - Gray, Wandsworth, Surrey, manufacturer of materials for paper ...
... Friday, April 19¢k.) Bankrurrs.— William Thomas Hemining, Old Broadstrect, Loudou, bill broker. Frederick William Adam, Covent Garden. Middlesex. carver. Joho Tallis, Strand, Middlesex, printer. Simon Lyon, Hampstesd Road, Middlesex, cabinet maker. James ...
... F Russell, - clergy of St. Alban's, Holbors, ‘who ls announced as Mr, Comptou's successer in the sestory of Bi. Paul's Covent garden.” ...
... the Immeculate Conception, Farm Street, Berkeley Street.” . The Bishop of London conducted an open-air religi service in Covent Garden Market on Sunday. m body of people assembled, who paid the most marked atteotion to the sermon, mdi!omed heartily in the ...
... .— Liverpool Mercury. An event which excited much interest in London was the inauguration of the new Italian Opera in Covent Garden on Saturday. Almost Isfilom sums of money and superhuman exertions had been expended in the effort to accomplish this work ...
... ne-d{ - tioned the Benchers of the Inns of Court to pp“;- mitted to attend the law lectures. Itls understood that the Covent Garden Opera i«mfl open on April Ist, and Drury Lane on ~ The last rail of the Canada and Southern Railway, being the direct line ...
... metropolitan pleasure seekers under his pseudo legal cognomen of “The Lord Chief Baron,” died on Ssturday at the Gordon Hotel, Covent Garden, after an iliness of some weeks' duration. Mr. Edwin James, Q C., has been induced by his advisers to seek the proiection ...
... colony of Victoria has made the noble donation of £25 000 to the Indian Relief Fund. Mr Gye has announced that the new Covent Garden Theatre wiil positively open on the 15th of May. On Thursday, the celebrated clipper ship Marco Polo sailed from Liverpool ...
... Religious & Eeelesiastical. OprEN-AIR SERVICE 1¥ COVENT-GARDEN MARKET.—On Sunday afternoon there was an open-air service in Covent-garden Market, promoted with the sanction of the Duke of Bedford, !ay the London Diocesan Home Mission, of which the Bishop ...