... discourse of the Rev. Dr. Hugh M'Neile. OPENING OF THE ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA AX COVENT GARDEN THEATRE. -On Saturday night the new house, built to replace the late Covent Garden Theatre, as a Royal Italian Opera House, was opened for the first time to the ...

... Passing through Long Acre and James Street, it rushed madly round Covent Garden Market, and at the corner of James Street and the Piazza made a furious onslaught on the premises of the Covent Garden Tea Company, 1, James Street, dashed in the plate- glass front ...

... Parisian correspondent writes that a new prima donna has been engaged by the director of the Royal Italian Opera House, Covent Garden. Some idea may be formed of her position and importance when we mention the fact that, by one of the clauses of her agreement ...

... 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 ...

... EMPEROR NALPOLEON I. AT A DISCOUNT. -Alesrs. Debenham and Storr offered for sale on Monday, at their rooms, King Street, Covent Garden, curious old military treassre chest, formerly the property of the First Napoleon, and which was left at Acre after the ...

... Sunday ?? Corivspesales of ?? Press. dourt ally officiill. Her Majesty has secured a box for the English Opera season at Covent Garden. A letter from Berlin, dated UWednesday, says :- At the ball given last evening by Lord Bloomfield, the English Minister ...

... 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 ...

... accommodating 2,000 persons, together with the scenery, fittings, &c., came under the hammer of t Mir. Robins, at his rooms, Covent Garden. Let at £970. per annum, and held for an unexpired term of sixty-three years, at an annual ground rent of £169. per annum ...

... Moscow. Besides, she sang at the grand opera of Berlin, at Ham- burg, at Dresden, at Frankfort; and lastly in London at Covent Garden, where she attained an unprecedented success in the Huguenots. She returned to Paris, to ereate- the rle of Fidls, in ...

... tho .beginning ...

... 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;. ...

... Ms>. DIAvisor.-Tho death is announced of Maria Rebecca Davison, (formerly Miss Duncan, of the Theatres Royal Drury Lane, Covent Garden, and Hay- market,) on time 30th ult., at her residence in Brompton. Mrs. Davison was one of the actresses who sustained ...