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... ROYAL ENOrLISIT OPERA. COVENT GARDEN. THIS EVEN INO will be performed Wallace's Roman do Opera, THE DESERT FLOWER. Miss Louisa Pyne, Mlsg Susan Pyne ; Messrs. W. H. Weiss, H. Corri, A Gook, and W. Harri3on. Con- ductor, Mr. A.Mellon. Doors open at Half-patt ...
... Smoking and Private Sitting Boom. Beds Is. 6d. per night. WHERE SHALL I DINE At NOAKKS’S NEW OPERA HOTEL, Bow-street. Covent garden, opposite the Grand Entrance of the Roy.al English Opera, where 1 can vet Dinner, in elegant and comfortable Coffee-room ...
... Countess Revcntlow, Captain Grey, Lieutenant Punch, Captain Lund, and Captain •Castnachjeld, honoured the performance at the Covent- garden Opera, last evening, witb their presence. A Deputation of the Itoyal Entertainment Committee of the Corporation of the ...
... when it was first at Covent Garden, contained a larger amount of histrionic and vocal talent than the new brought ovt on Saturday, there is no comparison, im an artistic point of view, between the two pvoductions, Covent Garden, indeed, boasted of Mcesrs ...
... the whole about 25/., belonging to * , . . Charles Hobbs, an artificial florist, canning on business 16, King-street, Covent Garden* said ho paid tho irisocer sum of 11/. Hs. tJd. Mr. Hirachhorm’saccount, the 2Sth July last, for which he received the ...
... ENGLISH OPERA. The eighth, and, as tlie bills and a&ve'iti -omenta inform us, the final season ot tho Royal English Opera at Covent Garden, v.n.lcr the direction ov Mi'is Louisa Pyno and Mr. W. H. Harrison, w ...
... which, after all, docs- not in anyway inti rfere v, ith the story. Although the cast oi when it was first performed at Covent Garden, contained a larger amount of histrionic and vocal talent than the i brought out on Saturday, there is no comparison, ia ...
... desirable Nursery.—On view, and catalogues had of Mr. J. C. Stevens, horticultural auctioneer and valuer, 38, King-street, Covent garden. ANTED, » Youth, SITUATION a> .* / IMPROVER th« DRAPERY TRADE L«b»r,7! limo In llic First .,en aimL-.-y.', Lee#!?, Kent ...
... 26 Hav- markrt W • Mr Glad well, 21, Crac.rchnrch-strcet E.C.; Mr. W. Spocn 1, W.C. ; Victor Delarue, 10. Chandos-sUee* Covent garden. W.C. TO ADVERTISERS.— The EVENING STANDARD is a most valuable mcdrnm-fOT rapid pub- licity. Advertisers who wish to make ...
... Kitchen, Scullery, and stable. C«fA_e naid toaU parts of the kiagdom for orders above iv SALES BY AUCTION. To-morrow. — Covent Garden. — Beneficial Lease of Premises, con- sisting of a double-fronted Shop, and spacious Picture GaUery In the rear. MESSRS ...
... • ?? YA £,, IBXr * LIS ' I OPERA. COVENT-GARDEN. -,i51V.4.^ I ?? (: wm ht> performed Wallace's Romantic Opera, THE DFSERT FLOWER. Miss Louisa Pyne, Miss Susan Pyne; Messrs. W. H. Weiss, ?? Corri, A Gook, and W. Harrison. Con- ductor, Mr. A. MeUon. Doors ...
... ROYAL EVGLISfT OPERA, COVENT-GARDEN. THIS ?? IX ...