... same stone.” new and Mr. New announcement of a operetta by Mr. He: Leslie attracted a large portion of t musical werld to Covent Garden Theatre on Thurs- day. So sccompiisbed a musician as , whenever he might want a mo del, would naturally select the best ...

... Opera.—The announcement of a new and original operetta by Mr. Henry Leslie attracted a large portion of the musical wtsrld Covent Garden on Thursday. So accomplished a musician as Mr. Leslie, whenever might want a model, would naturally select the best. Had ...

... could devote the whole of bis tiina to the business. Highest references given.—Address, W. H. L., 27, Tavistock Street, Covent Garden. London. 4167 OMMISSION, —A Gentleman calling monthly on Haberdashers. Drapers. &c.. in Warwickshire, Worcester, sbire ...

... WANTED, by a Gentlemu residing in London, . who could devote the who! ‘of his time to the + 87, Tavistock business. Street. Covent Garden, OMMIBSION 2 ee monthly abd Staffordshize, ia for’ another 6 Jcurnri Trajesman, in one of the leading thorough- having ...

... Camoys, Lord Charles Fitzroy, and Lieutenant- Colonel the Hon. I). de Ros. Prince Arthur and the Princess Louisa honoured Covent Garden Theatre with their presence. Their Royal High- nesses were attended by Lady Caroline Barrington, Colonel the Hon. A. Liddell ...

... Kensington Gore. flhe Queen and Prince Consort, accompanied by the Princesses Alice and Helena, honoured the performance at Covent Garden Theatre in the evening with their presence. A deputation of Irish and Scotch distillers, consisting of Mr. Jobn Haig (Fife) ...

... art. Her Majesty the Queen has marked her approval of the Royal Volunteer Ball, which is to be held in the Floral Hall, Covent Garden, on the 7th of March, by desiring that the announcement should be made as under her own especial patronage, in addition ...

... however, hed been and while drilling to good, cols were More 900 men were of the Her Mej the Queen the Floral is to be beld Covent Garden, on the 7th of March, DY ip addition to that of the the patron of any public wity. ing for the rene sanction; aad in-Chief ...

... Adelphi Iheatre. Her Majesty has marked her approval ofthe Royal Volunteer Ball, which is to be held in the Floral Hall, Covent Garden, on the 7th of March, by desiring that the announcement should be made asundef her own especial patronage, addition to ...

... SCIENCE, AND ART. An English Opera, entitled Lurline, by Mr. Wallace, the composer of Maritana, has been produced at Covent-garden Theatre with remarkable success. Mr. Cooke's stud of Astley's horses was sold on Wednesday, realising about one thousand ...

... of myself to waruiothers from bhng equally foolish. The Volunteer Ball, to come off on the 7th, in the new Floral Hall, Covent Garden, is to be a very grand affair. Sanguine promoters hope for 4,000 people. Among the lady patronesses arc an infinity of ...

... been the substitution of dark altar-cloth suitable for Lent ■, the same as is done in the Royal Chapels, in St. Paul's, Covent-garden, and most of the old London Chuiches. There was some disturbance at the evening service, but three hundred policemen were ...