... drove out, and was also preoent at the review in Hxio Park. - The Prince and Princess of Wales went to the Italian Oper, Covent Garden, in the evening . A Ae~puitution'Conistig,~ amzong others of Mr Stans- feld, ?NP Mr. Miller, M.P. llr Dalgliib,. M.P. M ...

... Princeas .5jonis of Hesse and her IRoyal Highness Princess ioelena, bonoured the performance at the Royal gvglisb Opera, Covent (Garden, witbt their pre. sece last evening, and afterwards returned to Windsor Castle. tlaroness Schenok, the Hon. Mrs Wellesley ...

... the Tsmes of Volunteer-day, 2803; and when I have added that it notices with approbation the peformance of Henry V. at Covent Garden overnight-the patriotic character of the play, and John Kemble's acting being its principal merits- and, for the further ...

... attendediby lady Caroline Barrington and Major-General Seymour, went to London yesterday and bonoured the performance at Covent Garden Theatre with her presence. The Queen, the King of the Belgians, Princess Belena, Princess Louise, Prince Leopold, Prineess ...

... of writing an opera good enough to succeed on its own merits at Covent Garden. From a musical point of view Ines Mendo is one of the most satisfactory novelties produced at Covent Garden for many years. It abounds in melody that charms the ear without ...

... purpose of building and stock. ing. TEMPERANCE CONVENTION. A United Kingdom Temperance Convention was held yesterday at Covent Garden Theatre, London, there being a large attendance- Mr W. S. Caine, M.P, presiding. He said ' they did not want to embarrass ...

... of Battenrberg. The Queen in thee eveninm witneised a perfostaince by the Roya] Opera Company from the Opera i House, Covent Garden. The Queen went out this morning. aecom- pacieci by Princess Alice of Albany. I Princesses Mar-aret. and Victoria Patricia ...

... his journal as to Covent Garden opera. Sir. Charles replied in a brief note evading the complaint. The correspondcna6 here ends, but the ALLhemmn having eontinned to adopt this season: the same tone of deprecia- tiqn of the Covent Garden opera artistes as ...

... strikes me. Perhaps the fire will go out of itself And that was really the only chance, such as it was, on the night of the Covent Garden catastrophe. If we are to believe one of the witnesses, the con- duct of Mr. Anderson on this occasion is about as much ...

... and the Prince Consort, accompanied by the Princess AUce; and Louisa, honoured the perform Inance of the English Opera, Covent Garden Theatre, With their presende in the evening. QUEEN'S THEATRE & OPERA-HoUSE MISS HELEN FAVPOIT. NOTICE TO THE 'PUBLIC. In ...

... charge of the arrangements on behalf of the committee of subscribers, announces that a season of opera will be given at Covent Garden under the auspices of a syndicate, and that Signor Leon Cavalho's latest works Chattertoni and the fedecis' will ...

... Piccadilly, and nondescript attire at the Grand Opera that would cause their owners to be turned avay from the door at Covent Garden. But what is the nature of that particular Continental society to which English women are no longer to be invited because ...