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... morning,; attended by his Equerry. in Waiting. -T ?? and Pi'iice Coeort honoured the performance of the ~1ieth Operaiat Covent- (Garden.TI~eatrd with their presenico in the evenuing The royal suite consisted of. the Counitteess o~aledon, Hon. Lucy lKerr ...
... Roseof Cas. bile, &o., with band, chorus, full company, Cc. --A contemapoiary states that Mr. A. Harris, stage manager )f Covent Garden, has left LUndon for Paris to witness the iroduction of Mendeliiohn's new opera mDinorali, which 8 to appear there in ...
... Kent Road, hat manufacturer, to surrender April 8 at 1i, May t at 12, at Bank- rupts Court. Sol., Levy, Henrietta Street, Covent Garden; off. assig., Boll, Coleman Street Buildings. WILLuA01 CAv; , Betton's Terrace, MiUwall, builder, April 13 at 1, May 10 ...
... impossible to mend them, and the old- fashioned system of governing by a majority in Parliament is abandoned. The opera at Covent Garden opened on Saturday night, and although most of Mr. Gye's aristocratic friends rallied round him, still the res asngusslc ...
... addressed to him. The address on this letter is Don Antonio Aromn de Ayata, Spanish Consul for Australia, Tavistock Hotel, Covent Garden. In his letter to the Duke of Marlborough he begs that his Grace will pardon him for selecting his park for a place in ...
... the principl1 Solo8s being sung by that populaU Vocalist, MISS REBECCA ISAACS, (From thie Theatres Royal, Drury Lane and Covent Garden, MISS ALICE BAKER, A3ND MR. FORMON, Asoisted by thle usual large VOCAL CHOIR. Solo Flute-Mr. JAMEO MifATHEiWS-W150 bi3as ...
... the Itidinig-houso of Bunckingham Palace in the morning. The Queen and Prince Consort honoured time Royal Italian Opera, Covent Garden, with their presence in the eavening. We have authority to state that the Queen's state ball ,which was to have taken place ...
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... Loun ?? 'RUSSEL PaRIACSENG Ic COVENT GARDEsN M ARKET.-Oe1 Sinday afternoon many hundreds of pers6ns were attracted to Covent Garden Market by an announce- ment that tie Rev. Lord Wriothesley Russell, Canon of Windsor, and Deputv-Clerk of the Closet to ...
... prisoner was sent to gaol for six months' hard labour. Air. B. Green, the well-known bookmaker, died at Bvans's Hotel, Covent Garden, on Thursday afternoon. He had long been in a declining state of health, and was in his 44th year. A FEMALE RIFLE VOLUNTEEE ...
... the Prince Consorb, accompanied by the King of the Bslgians and the Princess Alice, honoured the Royal Italian Opera, Covent Garden, with their presence in the evening. 'The Prince of Wales and the Count of Flanders, attended by Colonel the Hon. I;. ...
... Arabelhl Goddxrd. The hand wvill consist entirely, and without dilution, of the members of the Italian Oe1ra Orcliestra, Covent Garden, London 'The chorus, will comprise the principal members of the Bradford Vestival'Choriil:Society, with some assistance ...