... THE COVENT GARDEN CATASTROPHE. Wr wrote strongly, aI few days ogo, in reference to the immoral and impious rheodoontade of certain London commentators upon the diestruction, by fire, of the great London theatre, We were aware that our language was di ...

... COVENT GARDEN MARKET. (F.ro our Londou Coi'r eespondent.) COVESxT GAiDPN M.ARE;rT-the leading vegetable depot of the nuetropolis-presents some curious features at present. By those accustomed to the plice the altered nature of the business transactions ...

... COVENT GARDEN PICENY. W OS A PAIR Robert Wooer. a Obey. WitNee. elle to be • ewes's, reed Wire tie John Nfld. yob delta/ *as wee., ter. is reimie•. follinriag At I iielne• be ion. 6. mu i• Iretioil •• •ll•toinaste &Wiesen en in •••/•••••••• martini attempt ...

... COVENT GARDEN THEATRE. The inquiry into the origin of the fire terminated this evening. The jury found, That there was no evidence show bow the fire originated/’ ...

... SCENE AT COVENT GARDEN. Ax extraordinary scene was witnessed Cprent Garden on Thursday evening, when Madame Adelina Patti took her usual annual benefit. The opera selected wasßossini's Barbiercdi biviglia.” Directly Madame Patti’s smiling lace was first ...

... Street, Covent Garden, W.C One of the leading objects of the Publishers of Nature is to awaken in the public mind a more lively interest in Science. With this end in view, it provides original Articles and Reviews, written by scientific men of the highest ...

... Street, Covent Garden, W.C. One the leading objects of the Publisher* Nature is awaken in the public mind a xnore lively interest in Science* With this end in view, provides original Articles and Reviews, written scientific men of the highest distinction ...

... 1829; Adelaide Kenible, 1841. Here 1'lt:ntiund Kean last aeted, 1833. irahant's first ap- pearncile ssa5 at time old Covent Garden Theatre, iii 1787. Tlie reconstruction of the interior, by Albano, cost £40,l00t. The decorations were gold 'and elhite; ...

... COVENT GARDEN FANCY BALI me M R. AGrusTus HAERIS crowns success with S'c, tiStcess. At one o'clock in the morning the dancers or were enjoying themselves to their hearts' content Fs the dresses were declared to be, if not prettier, at dleast more novel ...

... FIRE AT COVENT GARDEN THEATRE. MADAME MELBA'S PRESENCE OF MIND. Tus Morning Post saye that during the performance of Goapol's * Faust” a 4 Covent Garden Theatre, London, the other evening an exciting incident occurred, though a seroas panic was averted ...

... THE BURNING OF COVENT GARDEN THElTRE. WE are not going to write a homily on this event, so let not the reader too hastily skip over our pre- sent remarks. We only want to express our senti- ments in regard to the style in which the destruc- tion of a ...

... TOTAL DESTRUCTION OF COVENT .GARDEN T'nIEATRE. Ta, .most magnificent Iyric temple in Europe was this (Wednesday) morning reduced to a mass of shapeless ruins, by a fire which broke out from some hitherto unexplained cause in the roof of the theatre, ...