... ROYAL ?? COVENT -GARDEN THIS EVE . ..ill commence witn Mao- farreu's Opera Louisa Pyne, iv«s* Anna ll W. tl. Wei.-u, H. Oorri, G. Perren, and W. Harrison, Con luctor, Mr. A. Mellon. Concluding with F.VN- ?? Wn Thirlwall, Miss Susan ■ I. 11. Cirri, Albyn ...

... Theatreops-n dailv. where places may secured, also Messrs. Chappell ana Co.. 50. New Bond-street. Royal English opera, covent GARDEN. Last Week but Two. TH EVENING, the now and immensely •niccessfiil opera. Music by O. A. MACFAKKEN. Entitled SHE STOOPS ...

... oi»en daily, where placeamay sccurod: ftl*o of Meters. CTh»|>f«'U and Co.. 50. New Bond-atreel. I>OYAL ENGLISH OPKRA, COVENT GARDEN. Last Week but Two. EVI RY KVKNTNG. the new and Immensely successful opera Music hyO. A. MACPARREN. Entitled SHE STOOPS ...

... and Mr. Harrison on the theatre of their old glories. The new Opera Association commences its performances next year at Covent Garden. Cun the services of Miss Louisa and Mr, Harrison dispensed with the company? At the close the performance here on Saturday ...

... riven her physician and ot l her father. Sent free t > all nee jll lone stamp O. P. Brown, secretary. 4. King street. Covent garden, l«n. - NOTHER CURE of COUGH this k t\. Dr. LOC(K‘K*B PULMONIC WAFFHJ*.— *• 8. Wii.r-terrace, .t. Leonard s-street, Bromley ...

... payable Mr. John Dickie, Siratfonl-on-Avoii. or Mr. John Carmichael, No. J, Exeter Hall. London. _ X>OYAL ENGLISH OPERA, COVENT GARDEN. lA't. Week hut One. THIS EVENING, the new and immensely successful opera. Music G. A. Entitled SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER. ...

... and Mr. Harrison on tho theatre of their old glories. The now Opera Association commences its performances next year at Covent Garden. ( 'an the services of Miss Louisa Pyne and Mr. Harrison be dispensed with in the company ? At the close of the performance ...

... deep regret at fearful of life which has occurred from tho diaruption of th-.* Iha*.field reserv'd*- ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA COVENT GARDEN The Nobility, Gentry, Subscribers and the Public are respect- That the Opera season of 1864 will COMMENCE Ji'h>l>AY NKXT ...

... Merry hor is almost a*-, popular on the Continent as Martha. \f it only prove as accept- able to the subscribe! s at Covent garden as M. Flotow's opera it will serve the manager's turn. Two of the priucipal characters of Nicolai's opera will be sustained ...

... From the Orchestra we learn that new opera M, Louis Jullien, has been given Aix. The Italian Opera season will begin at Covent Garden on Tuesday with rma, in which Mdlle, La Orua and Signor Attri will make their first appearances. Mr. Maplesou will not ...

... rtaiiiiii(.ii(a in the Pavilion i Details are ,'iv. in the gramme, which may l«e had the Office. T>OYAL ENGLISH OPERA, COVENT GARDEN. Tasl Wock hut f)ne. THIS EVENING, Seven, Wallace's I'- i l.ir Uj -era. MARITANA. nPHEATRE ROYALDRURY-LANE —Managers, X ...

... an:cuut ami rost-oflice orders should payaldc Mr. John Dickie, otnitfonl-ou Avon, or Mr. Carmichael, No. 9. ENGLISH OPERA, COVENT GARDEN. Law Week but One. INING. the new and immeusely ...