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... prisoner some time ago, when the latter was staying at k Barnea to train for a match. On Christmas-eva he met the prisoner in Covent-garden market, where he (prosecutor) r was making some purchases for his father, The prisoner induced him to go to a public-house ...
... BALFE, Madame BADIA, Madame FLORENTINL Herr REICH ART, Signor TAGLIAFICO, Mr. M. W. BALFE. (Of the Royal Italian Opera, Covent Garden.) IIOTSCMKNTiJUSTS. Pianoforte: Mr. BRINLEY RICHARDS. VioHn: Signor6lVoHl. Contra-Basso: Signor BOTTESINI, Harmonium; Herr ...
... prisoner seone timie ago, when the latter weas taogbig t Bea toe totrajotforamatolh. OnClhrfatmasEahesmat the prisoner let In Covent-garden Marketwhsre he (prosecutor) was soaking teles dome purohases for his father. The prisoer. indured him to wr ~O~to a epublic ...
... 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 ...
... LOMBARD-STREET. IIOYAL ENGLISH OPERA, CO V ENTGARDEN.—Under the Management of Miss Louisa Pyne and Mr. W. Harrison.—The great Covent-garden Pantiminle successful beyond all precedent. For Artistic Scenery, Splendour of Costumes, Magical T.ansformations, and Pictorial ...
... 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 ...
... the Sloane Museum and elsewhere, would make an exhibition of very great ixterest and use. The works at the Floral Hall, Covent Garden, are now being carried out with vigour, there being upwards of one hundred ineu at present engaged. The Russian Government ...
... LooMThou ht9for L( Thinkers .. 2 0 5. ALEXANDRIA and HER SCHOOLS .. 0 Macmillan and Co., Cambridge; and 23, Henrietu-strect, Covent Garden, London, W.C. Sold by all booksellers. Price One Shilling, ACHILLA N’S MAGAZINE. ITS. Editeil DAVID MASSON. No. 111. for ...
... hs addressing Mr. Naagent, Box-office, with (tit a pest-alfies sietsill mlccl with ottention. pi ROYA~L ENGLISH OPERA, COVENT-GARDEN. bol-ir l'idcr tilt M1ao.tisozaett oh Mliss LOUISA PYNE aitS 511c Mdr. IV. HEARR~ISON. Flit' neat Csreaii-gtardeii Patontmhne ...
... ROYAL ENGLISH OI'ERA, COVENT-GARDEN. Under the Management of Miss Louisa Pvne and Mr. W. Harrison. THIS EVENING will be performed the Opera, VICI'ORINE. b -.i) ■ Music by Alfred Mellon. Messrs. Santley, Henry Haigh, 11. Corri, G. Honey; Misses Thirlws ...
... Lisa Miss Jans Manly; and Amina Fi.orbncb Lancia. Band and Cborns selected exclusively from the Royal Italian Operas, Covent Garden and Drury Lane. Leader Mr. TiIiRLWALL. Conductor Herr Meybr Lutz. To conclude with the Farce of POOH PILLICODDY. WEDNESDAY ...
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