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... returned with an improved voice. and Itahanned name from the Southern regions of song and has made a debut and a *emotion at Covent Garden, under the name of Borrani. We quote the critiques on his performance from the two leading musical cenaora of the London ...
... responded to by the managers. At Drury Lana the anthem was sung after the Point of liononr, the first piece ; and at Covent Garden after the opera of Elena Überti, with the following occasional verse which wan sung by Miss Adelaide Kemble Cod Mans bar ...
... rooster-row ; Noble, 114, C naueer, . Labe, Porkica, Compton cave,. Soho; Hannay St Co, 64, Oxford Barth, 4, Ilr)tigew-street, Covent Garden; Gordon. 141, Lead. Cohan Street. Lint.lll; Roberta, Derby; button, N.ttutgbam. Datotner, Gloucester; Fr) ei, ; II irper ...
... evasion of the difficulty. The Rival Italian Operai.— The directors of her Majesty'* Theatre and of the new Italian Opera in Covent Garden, it appears, are making strenuous efforts open the approaching campaign with iclat. announced officially ' that Govern ...
... rendered useles by the abandonment the design. They must be more wary on the present occasion. The Royal Italian Opera, Covent Garden, was brought to close on Friday evening, when Moztri'a Dun Giovanni was played with great excellence. ...
... FRIDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE.-Bankrupts. Thomas Warren Boulton, Broad court, Bow street, Covent garden, potato salesman Henry Featherstonhaugh Wooster, Briltania place. Wandsworth road, shipowner Samuel Watkins Saunders, Park road, Brixton, engineer Georg* ...
... of our Names, and that none that she has no au! of such Bills will be paid. FEW, HAMILTON, and FEW- Henrietta-Street, Covent Garden, London, 3d September, 1842. ...
... TO WHICH WILI. ADDED, The Celebrated Melo Dramatic After-Piece, THE BLIND BOY. Which curiip out three Seasons ago, at Covent Garden, and lu's been acted with the most distinguished the Principal Theatres in the United Kingdom. The parts ot Miss llardcasti-e ...
... ; Noble, 111. Labe; Pork. Compton street. belie; 11.1.11) . & Cu, 63, 1./xfurd snivel; t 4 ;h, 4,111.0 g street, Covent Garden; Gordon. 146, Lend- Jtad Weft, ; Itebtrui. Derby; Oat . ..finer, Glbneetter Erve 13.1 h ; Harper. Chedeohon; limb; Cooper ...
... court, Broad street. merchant, March 9—James Coombes, Lower Shadwell, cooper. March 9—Wm. Hardcastle, of the 'Piazza, Covent garden, bookseller, March 6—Samuel Sotheby, Wellington street. Strand, auctioneer, March 7—Charles Garrett and Christopher Smith ...
... valuable to schoMa.”— Slew Mouthlp Magazine. Fenwick de Porquet and Cooper, School Booksellers, 11, Tavistock-Street, Covent Garden. •#* The above, or any Monsieur de Porquet’s Elementary French Works, will be forwarded for inspection to respectable Schools ...
... most extraordinary ever attempted any confederacy. Mr. George Wilson, the chairman of the League. In his last oration in Covent Garden, whilst rebutting the statements sent forth that the League was extinct, told his hearers that they had only changed their ...