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... COVENT GARDEN. THE EARLY MORNING SCENE. A writer in the ''Spectator to-day says:—Beinj tatefjr bitten with the curiosity make such an toe writer causal ted the local green grocar to days and hours, and accepted mviataion to make the journey from to Coven ...
... FIRE AT COVENT GARDEN. PANIC AMONG THE FRUITERERS. A fire broke out about noon yesterday on the premises of one of the salesmen at the Floral Hall.Covent. Gsrden, whioh large glass-roofed building, about 100 ft. high. The alarm was raised immediately ...
... ARTER THE COVENT GARDEN At Bow Street yesterday Percy Courtney was charged with assauiting his wife, known as Marie now asting at Drury Lane ‘Theatre. The pri- soner made charges of immorality against his wife, retarn from the and kicked and beaten Covent ...
... FIRE AT COVENT GARDEN. PANIC AMONG THE FRUITERERS. fire broke out about neon to-day on the premises of one ot the salesman the Floral HUH, Garden, which large gloss-rooied building, about 100 ft. high. The alarm was raised immediately, and the fire engines ...
... COVENT GARDEN MARKET. The newspapers have little room for complaints from various quarters to the condition the streets and other sanitary, or rather insanitary, afikits, and once again there baa raged battle over the state of Covent Garden Market. Epidemic ...
... THE COVENT GARDEN ' DIVORCE SUIT. A AtLEGrVnON. Divorce Court, yesterday. Fracas ud a common rrsTrrneri the hsarmyr of case of v. Butterworth- Mr. Mtrir for toe petitioner; Mr.. Darling, Q.C Mr. Stevenson, and-Mr. St JcJrn.thf.reoow far the respondent ...
... FIRE AT COVENT GARDEN THEATRE. MADAME MELBA'S PRESENCE OF MIND. The Morning Post to-day says that during performance of Gounod's Faust at Coveni Garden llieatre, London, last evening, exciting incident ■ occurred, though a serious panic was averted ...
... THE LATE COVENT GARDEN THEATRE. The original theatre in Covent Garden was built Mr. John Rich, and opened on the 7th of December, 1732, with Congreve's Way of the World, i which Qnin played Fainall. Various alterations and i provements were made in ...
... MACHERHY'S DEUT AT COVENT GARDEN. Unaccustomed to tho vast size of these large theatrea, it with a feeling like dis may that entered on the stage ; but to all appearance managed to keep under control the flutter of my spirits, went through my leheartjj ...
... TOTAL DESTRUCTION OF COVENT GARDEN THEATRE. Regarding the late fire Covent Garden theatre, The Times says:— During the whole night (Tuesday) the theatre had been the scene of a Bal Masque, aw\er the management of Professor Anderson, the so-called Wizard ...
... TOTAL DESTRUCTION OF COVENT GARDEN THEATRE. n, » * theatre • aye Queen g P erf ormance S?Sf ui «ay^'thJ lssued fto the minutes the roof «, ~ orche stra, and in « made tSei exit dancers S p t to master the fl Uhont difficulty An, attention of X jouaes ...
... INQUTRY INTO THE DESTRUCTION OF COVENT GARDEN THEATRE. At the inquiry into the origin of the ate fire ■it the above theatre held yesterday (Tuesday), one of the firemen stated liis belief that the house had been wilfully set on fire. Another fireman said ...