... THE COVENT GARDEN CIRCUS. One would think indeed that the wreckers had been at work in Covent Garden Theatre, though the dim, flickering lights scarcely reveal the extent of the ruins. To put it plainly, Holland was, he termed it, fixing up his ring ...

... THE COVENT GARDEN RIOT. With reference to the punishments recently indicted on the Covent tlarden rioters, at Bow-striet Police.court. London, the Siturd..y Review says- We meat cor.feas that we can see some reason for the sluggi-hossa, or even the apathy ...

... SCARCITY AT COVENT GARDEN. IT is a that the the crowds who besieged the at U,. Paris Exhibition during the past week even affected our own food supply. For several days the quantity of .egetabld reted at Covent Garden France, owing to the enormoas demands ...

... PAGLIACCI AT COVENT GARDEN Ncrt niece Caralleria rem, out at the Shaftesbury 'llieatre on to, autumn of lit,l her so much intro,: •rooteed by a new opera as was shown last nold ii tie pooduction of Lennart&llo's Maorien oi the two works Oct dioiler ...

... VERDIS “FALSTAFF’ AT COVENT GARDEN. Verdi’s new opera “FaLstaff” was produced for the first lime this country in Covent Garden Theatre on Saturday evening before brilliant audience, including the of Wale* and the Duchess of Saxo-Coburg. The litiretto ...

... GORGEOUS DISPLAY AT COVENT GARDEN. Writing on Saturday, a London { says there were literally mountains and flowers in Covcnt Garden market »t . tliat morniu?. By not» • •'' the wholesale de[»rlient. The bej-ond the mpply, »od »» the • pricra ruled very ...

... ROWDYISM IN COVENT GARDEN THEATRE. At the Middlesex Sessions yesterday, the hearing of a charge was openefl against William Sadler, shipbroker, Richard Ricci, army officer, the Barracks, Woolwich, and James Barrow, gentleman, for creating a disturbance ...

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... bEELLLLNG WALNUTS AT COVENT GARDEN. casual visitor Covent Garden would probably fail to tind one of its most characteristic sights at this time of the year, in the busy group uf women who cut the green *hells from the Walnuts before the latter are ready ...

... lON AT COVENT GARDEN THEATRE. Man whom name has been frequently before the London public lately, appeared on Thursday afternoon before bit James Ingham at Bow Street Police Court, in connection with cross summonses between herself and the manager of the ...

... CHRISTMAS POSIES AT COVENT GARDEN. a smother of flowers at Chriatniss has DO llff ben known la lose.' said • leadion grower in Covent tin to • correusindent, and. Manding in the middle the niareet„ it certainly ws. e.tey to An • matter fact, however, ...

... EXPLOSION AT COVENT GARDEN THEATRE. (la Tuesday afternoon the iehabitanta of Bow Street, Lond.m. and the immediate neighhonrhood, were startled by a bend expiation in Cox ent Theatre.. 'rite win d ow was naashed, and. as far a• could be ascertained, one ...