... invariably realizes those perfect results upon which the future good fortune of spectacular entertainments so much depends. Covent-garden. Adhering to the time.hononred custom which, in our humble opinion, is iot more honoured in the breach than the observance ...

... d Volunteer Corps division having combined, members of this company meet for drill at Messrs. Robins's Auction-rooms, Covent.garden, on Mon- day, Wednesday, and Fridav evenings, and on Tuesday and Thursday mornings, and, under the very able instruction ...

... ENGLISD OPERA, Covent Garden. Under the Man emet of Foss LoUISa Pyne and litE great Covent Garden p.stosime, suresefulbeyond all precdednt. Per Taortistlc scenery, splendour of cosutmen, masgical tranformontiens, and pi-toriml combinations, PUBS IN BOOTS ...

... theatre appears to have been for a time equi- valent to an enthusiastic meeting on national defences end foreign policy. COVENT GARDEN.-After Mr. Mellon's now opera of Yictoriv'e on Boxiog-night, the curtain rose upon the pantomime of Puss in Boots-and certainly ...

... himself of Mr. Heraud's assistance in annotating arid arranging the materials. Address, Henry Butler, 21, Bow-street, Covent-garden, London, marked private Almanac. MNEW YORK, AUSTRALIA, NEW ZEALAND.- - Reduction in Passage-money. New York, 3I. tOs ...

... invaders. Mr tomimes, burlesques, &c, as are most of notice. spirit, and si plays Alfred with all his usual RoyaL Opera, COVENT-GARDEN TREATRE.—After effect. his parodies with briskness, Mr A. charming opera, we are t George Cooke is broadly funn as the ...

... inferior uitto &0a to 66*, superior clover IOOs to 106s, interior ditto 76s to Ma, straw 26s to 30s per load of 36 trusses. COVENT GARDEN MARKET, SiTtrsDAT.— Apples 2s OJ to 4s, pears Os Od to Os, onions ls 3d to ls fld, ditto for pickling Os to Ot, lirussels ...

... Flowered Tulips, brilliant Scarlet pure Yellow, and Variegated, 7s. 6d. per 100; Crocus, 14» per 100. BUTLER AND M'CULLOCII, Covent Garden Market, W.C London. (5365) SUPERIOR PIANO-PORTES, WITH ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS. MLINEHAN & Co. hare just received some ...

... and Northern Africa: a Sketch of their History. By the Rev. J. W, Blakesley. Macmillan and Co., 23, Henrietta-street, Covent-garden, London, W.C., and Cambridge. Sold by all Booksellers and Newsmen, and at the Railway Stations. ...

... prisoner some time ago, when the latter was staying at Barnet to train fora rata. On Christmas Eve be met the prisoner in Covent-garden Market, where he (prosecutor) was making some purchase for his father. The prisoner induced him to go to • public hones ...

... Lancia. To conclude with the Farce of POOR PILLICODY. Band and Chorng, selected exclusively from the Royal Italian Operas, Covent Garden and Drury Lane. Leader Mr. Thirlwall. Conductor Herr Meter On TUESDAY, last time, LA SONNAMRHI-A. WEDNKSDuIy, first ...

... been aboard of, off Cowes, perhaps. Well, Dolly Fitzclarence was a Green-room visitor, on the night in question. Now, Covent Garden Theatre had been the scene of some of Mrs. Jordan's greatest triumphs in comedy. Some early memory was awakened in his ...