... 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 ...

... favourite some seven or eight years at her Miajesty's Theatre, and subsequently enrolled in the Royal Italian Opera company at Covent Garden. Mademoiselle Corbari was never considered iu this country a ?? dnna abmsoleda, and was only recognised as an admirable ...

... Senere Mible, HK Y~ahl. H. iloleno. and Tlexm: ?? 0. Tarnner an,2dHooing- O t; Madae Hlene andtE Bb rpo.-Oommenoat7. COVENT GARDEN. THIS EvayINe. Me ton's VICTORINE. Meer. Wa'worth, n. TIWalh Coeitd, an.Goo: Mime.dall. Parepa-&nd puss ant MOT.Hus an ...

... his own posthumous reputation. A now English opera, Lurline, by Mr. Vincent Wallace, is in preparation for the boards of Covent Garden Theatre, and will be produced in a week or two. It is founded on the Rhine legend of a musical mermaid luring to destruc- ...

... fares regards Eliza Fisher)-Georgo Bea- man, M.D., and George Huloce Bertman, of 32, King-street, and 3, Henrietta-street, Covent-garden, ?? Sewers, Caroline Sewers, Anna Maria Sewers, of 8, Hanover-square, dressmakers (so far as regards Hester Sewers)-Charles ...

... fair, by the engagement or 2Idile. Corbari, a name familiar to most musicians as havill tbeen associated with ?? Opera Covent Garden. Five years ago in that theatre, she receved the 0acajmiousi admiration o the London press; and in the mnesntlme Mdlle ...

... EN, AND ST. MARY LE. ST.AND.-These divisions having combined to meet for drill at Messrs. Robin's late auction-rooms, Covent- garden, which have been kindly placed at their service by Mr. Harrison, of theTavistock, on Monday,;Wednes. day, and Friday evenings ...

... turt Upper Fatou-strefsta I'lnieco, milliners; as lar as regarls E. Fisher. k. and Cw. n. Ilasaman Hncnietts-streat. Covent garden. susasoars. ?? and A. Ms. Sewersd Hantverteuare dret okerseasar, af d reglwrd H. Sewers. HardiS.Fle Co., ?? aad Symonda ...

... AND TU 11D AN STAL. ennore Mlhneo.Nt.Ma .o irnnead Flexmoro: Mes.er. G. Tanner meid eckng n Nadame Itelene nd H. ?? at COVENT GARDEN ¶'nre Ensesrs. Mo'lons VICTOBINE. Name. SantleU. EIza1 eont and II Honey; MInN Thirlwall and Poopc.-A U lBOOS. Matra, Payne ...

... duck. So now °ne anotller Accept the enolosed photo* 1%i!iC?ns^an*' upturn it. You were seen last i 111 a private box at Covent Garden with Miss Jones ^.deceived—farewell. Think no more of— L. S. lij. ^hless,—1 have paid no attentions to Miss Jones lose ...

... Adelaide-road and the o Swissceottage, Upper Avenue-road. Greet Russellf-street, .Covent-gam~e, and Little Ruseell-sltreet, Covent-garden, ar am boliswhed, and both straets reliled Ruesoll- street, Cevent- garden ?? Foley-place, Masrylebene ?? its now called ...

... fBN BEAN STALK. Honoe Oilan. d. lt~nei.BoleO andI _lemo ?? Tane and B kgingbam; Mladamto Holono ad ibe 8-OO~tmentO - 7. COVENT GARDEN. Opnl, Waluortim. a a. Ionep * Mime Th uirlU k Pep -ALI PUA BOT.')g 3ee lm. arlin;II .Morgan, ant the Ibu ?? 1uorA.M ...