... ROYAL COVENT GARDEN, ITALIAN OPERA SEAS N jae Mr GYE has the honour to announce to the Nobility, Subscribers, and the Public, that the Opera Season of 1858 will TURSDAY APRIL The forthcoming London Season to be one of very fiterest. The happy and auspicions ...

... of Plarrts from France. R. J.C, STEVENS wii SELL by AUCTION, at is Great Rooms, 38, King-street, Covent Garden, on Monday, 234 of March, Hali-past recisely, G00 RHODODENDRONS, 200 Azaleas, 20 Standard 1000 Stangard and Dwarf Pears. 400 Apple Trees, pricot ...

... here will, in all probability, terminate also. We shall, there- fore, renew our efforts to please you, that our last Covent- garden season may live freshly in your memories. Tho difficulty, as well a3 the expense, of operatic management can never be ...

... deposit of deeds, leases, &c., absolute re ions, of sale, warchousing of goods, dock warrants, or personals ‘Apply at 2, Covent- garden, froin 9 to 6 dail saturdays 9 to 4.—P. J. HARVEY, Secretary MONLY WiTli 0 SCURITY, A “ia DWITHOUT FE ASSURAN EXPENS is ...

... adjourned. St. Paurt, Covenr-Ganpen.—-Last evening a meeting of the Lancashire relief committee of the parish of St, Paul, Covent Garden, was held in the vestry, the Rev, &, M. Mayhew presiding. Along memorial was prepared and agreed to, urging upon the Mansion ...

... any bookseller or newsagent for one Shilling, or post free for 1s, 1d. Ww. W. Thomas, publisher, 26, Brydges-street, C Covent- -garden, W.C, sans ENTLEY’S MISCELLANY, The APRIL Number contains “CARDINAL POLE.” By WILLIAM AINSWORTH. ok Tif.—Chapters L. to ...

... Nma iT° yal H_gh„_ss the Princess Christian of Euglj3 r k intends honouring the performances at the Royal Jjr l *JPera, Covent Garden, this evening. ShL Nevill « Dering, lately attach- at Vienna, Conat. ci ?. a PPointed attache to her Majesty's embassy ...

... at House. Her Royal Highness the Princess Christian of nmark intends honouring the performances at the Royal sh Opera, Covent Garden, this evening. His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge Divine service yesterday morning at the Chapel oyal, St. James's ...

... reproduced in theso days of^gas and electric lights, would seem dingy enough. The theatres were extremely brilliant, Covent- garden particularly. Some very excellent fireworks were played off from the top of Drurydane, which had a good effect from the ...

... every performance, and to any part of the Theatre Royal Drury Lane, only now realise about 40/. The shares in the late Covent Garden Theatre are void through being burntdown. The veut of Drury Lane Theatre was over 11 per annum, it is now 5000/.—a depreciation ...

... James’s-street; Messrs. Cramer, Beale, and Wood, Regent-street ; and of Messrs. Keith, Prowse, and Ce., Tiatian Opera, Covent garden, March, 1863, and A, HOLMES, of Derby, Carriage- _@ builders te her Majesty, beg to inform the Nobility and and the Co ...

... extraordinary, and her style essentially Italian. Bho made her debut in America a few months after Adelina appeared at Covent Garden, and was immediately hailed by the New York Press as “bravura” singer of the highest accomplishments. understand that ...