... MEETING OF 1RENTEIRS AND PROPRIETORS OF, COVENT GARDEN. Op Saturday a, meeting of 'the.' renters and sifareholders of of tfil Covent Garden. Theatre was held at Mr. Robin's Auction a ltooms, in Covent GardenI, for the purpose of receiving from et r the ...

... TOTAL DESTRUCTION OF COVENT GARDEN THEATRE. e At an earlv hour on Wednesday morning a cabs- mitous fire originated in Covent Garden Theatre, y which speedily reduced to a mass of shapeless ruins that magnificent building so long dedicated to dramatic ...

... aged forty-eight, who was, killed during the afternoon performance of the pantomime at Covent Garden Theatre. John Chamont said that deceased was employed at Covent Garden Theatre as a painter. Matthew Morgan, employed at the theatre, said that during the ...

... James's Gazette concerning the original GCave of Harmony immortalised by Tbackeray, Mr George Rooper says hEvans's in Covent Garden iN the original cave. The ' Cave,' so vividly dercribed was in Maiden Lane, and known as the ' Cyder Cellars,' The entrance ...

... THE COURT. Buckingham Palace, May 9. Princess Beatrice and Prince Leopold went to the Royal Italian Opera, Covent Garden, yesterday evening. The Duchess of Atbole and her children were the Queen yesterday. The Chancellor Exchequer had an audience of the ...

... AND LOSS OF LIFE. On Friday morning, between 10 and 11 o'clock, some houses which had been under repair in Bow Street, Covent Garden, suddenly fell down, and several workmen who were engaged upon them at the time received serious injuries. One man, Morris ...

... you are so wedded to? Well 'she has one recommendationi- she has no finery about her; and so it wvas settled. Now, the Covent Garden management had always been noted for sparing no expense in such matters, its liberality extending so far as to provide ...

... thousands of people, many of whom deposited bunches of primroses at the foot of the statue. The consignment of primroses to Covent Garden in the morning was unusually heavy, and was quickly bought up, ABEIUDEN.t Although in London the primrose was sE much in ...

... the Prince of WVales, Prince Arthur, and the Duke of Sge. Cobourg, honoured the performnal cO of the loy' Italtn Oea , Covent Garden, with their presence in the even THE EDINBURGH1, THuJISDAY, JULY o, 1860. TO CORRESPONDENTS. Ie notice can be taken of ...

... was indebted to the players at Drury Lane 1 -but the necessary money was well laid out.: It re- turned cent per cent. Covent Garden was not bac]cward in lendiug him a certain sort of fitness for his calling. The 0 effect was seen on a Ash Wednesday, when ...

... of two houses. Their engagements are said to be considerable. TnE DEsTP.UcTxoN OF COVENT GARDEN THEATRE' -Her Majesty and Prince Albert visited the ruins of Covent Garden Theatre this evening; they were re- ceived by Mr Gye, and they expressed great sympathy ...

... London stage in 1836-having a year or so pre. viously made two trial a~ppearances at the Rich. mond Theatre. It was at Covent Garden (and not at the 13aymarket, as your writer alleges) that sha made her debut, and, what is perhaps unparaleled in dramatic ...