... COVENT GARDEN THEATRE. There is no reason why Promenade Concerts, which used to serve as a kind of stop-gap for musical amateurs during the period between the ter- mination of tbe Summer season and the renewal of activity in the Autumn. «hould not continue ...

... COVENT GARDEN THEATRE. Apparently, there is to bo a preponderance of German opera during the Autumn Season at Covent Garden, aud this is only natural, seeing that the tein- porarary manager, Mr. E. C. Hedmondt, is himself an enthusiastic exponent of Wagner ...

... COVENT GARDEN MARKET. Apple* fia. to 12s. ; walnuts, 10a. to 20s. per bushel ; cobnut®, 9d to Is. od.; grapes, Bs. Od. ISs,; pine apples, sa. 12s. per lb. ; lemons. 6h. to IPs. : oranges, sa. Bi. per 100; pears. 6a to 10s.; artichokes, 2s.to 3s. ; beet ...

... COVENT GARDEN PROMENADE CON&VET& Seldom, ir ever, lias Covent Garden Theatre been filled with a more numerous and enthusiastic audience than that winch assembled last night to wel- come home tho Guards after their memorable and heioij cam- akin in the ...

... LOHENGRIN AT COVENT GARDEN. ♦ The pr sen tn tion of Herr Wagner's I iiini was practisally the fust ti _ the oppor- tunity of forming an idea of the capacity of t construcieir o for though a couple of performances nder were given some five yean ago ...

... COVENT GARDEN CTRCUS. To judge by the attendance, at this house on Saturday night, when every seat Was occupied, it is safe to conclude that tho sueeess of the Christmas eutertainment is far from being on the wane. The items in the programme arc as varied ...

... COVENT GARDEN THEATRE. The attendance at the Promenade Concerts is now increasing in a measure that must certainly prove very satisfactory to the management, and last night's programme, the first part of which consisted of music by Richard Wagner, attracted ...

... COVENT GARDEN OPERA. In the second performance of Lohengrin during Mr. Hedmondt's season, which took place yesterday evening, there were some noteworthy changes in the cast as presented on tha previous Monday. Mr. Edwin Wareham made his first appear- ...

... COVENT GARDEN CONCERTS A scries of Promenade Concerts, nnder the direction of Mr. J. Russell, acting manager to the Royal English Opera Company (Limited) in 1864, was inaugurated last night at the Great Opera House in Bow-street, and was as promising ...

... COVENT GARDEN PROMENADE CONCERTS. Popularity continues to attend the promenade concerts at Covent Garden, and the special Wednesday selections still attract perhaps the largest audiences of any evening in the week. The word classical is an elastic ...

... COVENT GARDEN MARKET. Apples, te, Ss. per bushel; firs. Is. Od.; peers. ss. to 10s. Od. |»et dozen : filberts. Oil o ...

... COVENT GARDEN THEATRE. TO THE EDITOR OF THE STANDARD. Sib, — It has been reported in several journals that a Company is in course of formation, under the presi- dency of the Duke of Bedford, with the object of acquiring the lease of Covent Garden Theatre ...