... ter Extraordinary in the High Court of Chancery. BANKRUPTS. .1. Baird, Manchester, brass founder ?? Nixey, New Street, Covent Garden, London, tailor a W. 3oscelvae, Bishopsgate Street, Lo,,doe, grocer G. Nicholls, Warmioster, linen draper J. Welch, 3anchester ...

... Princeas .5jonis of Hesse and her IRoyal Highness Princess ioelena, bonoured the performance at the Royal gvglisb Opera, Covent (Garden, witbt their pre. sece last evening, and afterwards returned to Windsor Castle. tlaroness Schenok, the Hon. Mrs Wellesley ...

... attendediby lady Caroline Barrington and Major-General Seymour, went to London yesterday and bonoured the performance at Covent Garden Theatre with her presence. The Queen, the King of the Belgians, Princess Belena, Princess Louise, Prince Leopold, Prineess ...

... as above. th BANKRUPTS. G 3. Thomson, Commercial Docks, Rotherhithe, tea dealer th J. Creed, Covent Garden, London, woollen draper m G. Cachard, Covent Garden, London, watch and. clock le maker C- . a S. Hanily, Clerkenwell, London, brass founder ri J ...

... Cheptcr, manufacturer. J. Harvard, BlAcktmire Street> Drury Lare, London, glass- dealer. G. Bryan, Southampton Street, Covent Garden, London, surgeon. T. Hopps, Green Hammerton, Wixlsy, Ysrle, leather-seller. 3. C. Tonge, Storiebridge, Squthampton, tailor ...

... employed otliers in their places, malking daily attendance at rehearsal a siae *ulea nonZ in their engagements. About Covent Garden I must say, from what I have seen and heard, that the parties engaged in the undertaking are carrying all before them ; ...

... the Court of Chnrtc-rv, in the room of the Right Honourable Lvr d Giffiord, deceased. BANhNRUPTS. AVillipm Sniliivood, Covent Garden Chambers, Middile- Fex. auctenvecr john Watkinis, Casle Street. Holborn, coal-merliltlit .jpii es In oe, Alanc hesttr, ...

... Kirkichaels in td ?? andrcounty ef.Ayr, v b dat n of teb Rtv. David fennedya BANKRUPTS. . M. Arnold, Tavistock Streeti Covent Garden, Lon- f don, bonkseller A. Neirihrrkx, Hatn'n erstaith, builder G; Baker, Davies Street, Berkeley Sgqare, London, a .* ...

... Lincolnshire, coach proprietor C. J. Edwards, Great Sutton Street, Clerkenwell, currier A. Binyon, Tavistock Street, Covent Garden, London, musical instrument matier J. S. Mayfield, Wars, Hertfordshire, builder W. W. Dunn and W. Keene, Bath, H. B. Marriott ...

... and the Prince Consort, accompanied by the Princess AUce; and Louisa, honoured the perform Inance of the English Opera, Covent Garden Theatre, With their presende in the evening. QUEEN'S THEATRE & OPERA-HoUSE MISS HELEN FAVPOIT. NOTICE TO THE 'PUBLIC. In ...

... London, there has been a sad though curious expose made of the affairs of Mr Dela- field, in connection with the lease of Covent Garden Theatre as a second opera house. About two or three years sifte some. took place betyeen Mr Lumley, the manager of her ...

... very brilliant. The Opera House and the Little '1 heatre in the Haymarket exhibited P. R. and a Crown ;Drury Lane and Covent Garden Theatres the same, with other devices. In short, in every leading street, thefsplebrdour was remarkable. On Wednesday, ...