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... COVBNT-GARDHN PROMBN CONCERTS. COTENT-O ARDEN THEATRE. EVERT EVENING at EIGHT. Under the Bole Dtieotloa of Hr. JOHN RUSSELL. THIS EVENING the Programme will Include-8on*» bjrMdme. Jetty Treff* Mr. W. Moryaa—Solos Hr. J. M. TTehll, Messrs. Laisms, Wlnterbottom ...
... Cl OV E T-G ARDEN PROMENADE CONCERTS. COVENT-GARDEN THEATRE—EVERY BVENINOat EIGHT Uador the Sole Direction of Mr. JOHN RUSSELL. Nights Selection of Claeelcal Mnelo-other Miioellaneona. The Programme le varied every evening. Con. doctor—Signor BOTTESISI; ...
... OV T-G PROMENADE CONCH RTS. COVENT-GAUDEN THRATBB—HTHRY EVENING at KIOUT (bo 8«1« Diroetioa of Ur. JOHN RUSSELL. 'l*hurj lay Nijibta of Muslo-otUtr nlghta Mtsuellaneoua. Tbo )*rograaiiue I* variwl evary evening. Conduutor—ftiguor HOT ESIN I; ami for tbs ...
... COVENT- GARDEN THEATRE. COTENT-OAR >EN CONCERTS. EVERY EVENING at EIGHT. th. Sole Direction of Sir JOHN RUSSELL. PiMtPart th# Concert EVENING wilt conG.tot the (oUawlnx works of BeetiicnaTh. Fwtcnl Symphony (the entire work|; Adelaida, performed the ...
... OILLOTT’3 PBNS. throughout World. COTEKT-OABDEN PBOMBNADE CONCERTS. THEATER—EVERT EVENING >t BIGHT Uadar th* Rote Diiaotloa Mr. JOHN RUSSELL. Itanty Nl|kU CUuleal Uuaic-othar nlfhta MlaeaUaaaooa. Tka Prograoima la tarlad avary aTanisg. Condoator-ainer BOTTESINI: ...
... World. CIOVENT-GARDEN PROMENADE CONCERTS CO VENT-CARDEN THEATER—EVERY EVENING at EIGHT Under the Sole Direction of Mr. JOHN RUSSELL. Than tor Nights Selection of Classical Music—other nights riu>j»n*neoiu. The Programme is varied every evening. Con- ...
... the World. COTBNT-0 ARDEN PROMENADE CONCERTS. 00VENT-OARDEN THEATRE—EVERY EVENING EIGHT Under the Sole Direction of Mr. JOHN RUSSELL. Than lay Nlghte a Selection of Classical Music—other nLrhts Miscellaneous. The Programme is varied every evening. Con ...
... Carlo, steamer, from Havannah. Arrived, Aprll|l, the Dolphin, steamer, from Antwerp ; William Penn, from New York ; Lord John Russell, steamer, from Dunkirk. •Liverpool, March 31—The United Kingdom (tug) arrived here from Newport, reports having passed ...
... Feb. 20. the Maas, steamer, from Geatemunde; Vine, steamer, from Uddewalla. Sailed, the Lady Mansell, for Terceira; Lord John Russell, steamer, and Martlett, steamer, for Dunkirk; Concordia, steamer, for Boulogne. Dial, Wednesday Morning.—Passed, Feb. 19 ...
... Fldes, 4. liarloy-place, Harloj-stroot, W. CO VE N T-G ARDE N THEATRE, -EVERY EVENING. Under the sole direction of Mr. JOHN RUSSELL. VnoALisra.—Mdlie. SatolU. MdUe. Bracllo. iNaTWJMBNTAUaTn.—M. Wehll. pianist; Ht Richard Lerey, violinist: Petit Bonnay ...
... from New York ; Batavier, steamer, from Rotterdam. Sailed, June 26, the Foslleer, steamer, for Dundalk. June 26, the Lord John Russell, steamer, for Dunkirk; Souvenir, steamer, for Caen; Belgium, steamer, for Ostend; Seine, steamer, for Boulogne. Deal, Wednesday ...
... Holland (steamer), from Ostend ; Ireton (steamer), from Boulogne; Sir Robert Feel (steamer), from Dunkirk, sailed —Lord John Russell (steamer), for Dunkirk. Relumed, damaged —Tri Mountain, for New York. Dial, Wednesday Morning.—Passed, the Industry, for ...