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... an oratorio called Lucifer. died at the early ago forty-five, Elberfold, which plate filiod tlio office of organist. Covent Garden was opened on Saturday night for short operatic season, under the management Mr. Maplesou. first onora was the ’* Lucreua ...
... ministers. There rumour that the tenor singer who has been so successful the It aliens, ged for the next operatic seaeon at Covent Garden. Mr. Robert Ogilvie, M.A., bead master of Isatitntion, Fochabers, N. 8., and Mr. William Jolly, English master the Edinburgh ...
... Queen and the Raul Family on Band»v. are glad to that the lowering of operatic pitch the standard ha* been decided noon at Covent Garden. The musical pitch controversy has found echo in Italy, and the writer of an article in congratulates si »g--ors on the ...
... the Albion Hotel, the body Mary Ann Dawkins. The deceased, who is twenty-one years of age. was missed from her home in Covent Garden Markcton Monday week; her body tound in the Learn, near the sewage works, Friday. Reports hud been In circulation os U> ...
... wool may for such a tiling. Tlie death announced of Mr. Drinkwoter Meadows, comedian, who belonged for many years to lie Covent Garden Company, association with Wm. Forren, Liston, Ilorley, Faucit, Blanchard, Ac. Mr. in later years fulfilled engagements ...
... the Teck and Prince Lonis Batten* berg, and attended by the of Morton and Mr. Hole mum, want to thoßoyal Italian Opera, Covent Garden. A Drowned Fleetwood.—On Toe*. ADVICE TO MOTHERS.—Arc you broken your rest by sick child, suffering with the pain of cutting ...
... final ar ran moats for the settlement case for the superior court. The case of Mr. Wright, York-street Tavistock-sirect, Covent Garden, was taken first. Mr. Serjeant Sleigh staled lie and his learned friend Mr. Poland had agreed upon a case, with the exception ...
... Mr. Charles Mathews will leave England for Australia on 31st January. His farewell will token in special performance Covent Garden Theatre. Mr. Fitziame* Stephen, Q.C., has, it said, been arpuiuiod legal advisor Indian Government. This is mt office which ...
... they have been accustomed to; but still they will have enough. Hr. Byron's pantomime, “The Yellow Dwarf,” will prod need Covent Garden; Mr. Blanchard's Beauty and the Beast” Drury Lane; and “Dick Whittington” the Crystal Palace. I see no others aauounoed ...
... appropriate accompaniment* to the beautiful vase. The work has been designed and executed Mr. & Smith, of King Street, Covent Garden. London. Tbe value of tbe whole of the articles about Mr. F. C. A. Colville, the boo. secretary, opening the proceedings ...
... for instance, will have wmtenume called The Bleeping Beauty, or Harlequin and the Spitefm Fairy to thoee who know bow Covent Garden produces its pantomimes yearly, the mention of the fact will be sufficient. Drury Lone, I told you a fortnight since, will ...
... Of all Articles used persons interested in Gardens, Farms, and Country Pursuit*. Office fob ; 41, WEILINGTON STREET, COVENT GARDEN, LONDON, W.O. LIGHT HICKORY OABBIAOKB, Which cecdvoLl 0» oonfflcndMioD PRIZE MEDAL PARIS. H. MCLLIHEB. Of IKAMfIfOTOIf ...