... COVENT GARDEN. & NOTICE! NOTICE!! The admirable Concerts now nightly hkinfi lace under the direction of Signor Arditi an Ilerr Gung'l are full of “drawing” elements. The first portion of the programme is unlli weighted with first-class material—the secon ...

... OPEBRA AT COVENT GARDEN —————— — —— The programmes for the Opera Season are looked for with as much interest and curiosity by the fasi onable world as is the Chancellor of the Exchequer's Budget by the nation at large. Mr. Gye this veur is first in the ...

... COVENT GARDEN THEATRE, Many people-are doubtless familiar with the version of Washington Irving’s picturesque sketch Rip Fan H inkley which was brought out at the Adelphi a few years since, with Mr. Jefferson, the clever American actor, as the hero, Those ...

... COVENT GARDEN CONCERTS. \ Under Signor Arditi's able biton these popular concerts continue to draw hrfie and most respectable crowds to an entertainment which cannot but charm and refine all who are blessed with musical ears. The difliculties of organising ...

... OHRISTMAS AMUSEMENTS. COVENT GARDEN. This theatre was last night crowded by a very ex- | pectant, bub good-humoured, audience to witness the |, first public performance of the pantomime of ] Sinddad the Sailor. The house is famous for the | brilliance ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT GARDEN. Tais BveNiNG, at 7, THAT RASUAL PAT: Messrs. Rogers, Glover, and T. W, Thorne ; Mesdames Julin Roselle and Bonverie. At 7.45, the Grand Pautomime, ROSINSUN CRUSOE : Messrs. F. Cook, hom.‘(:lvvar. The Brothers Raynor, Doughty ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT GARDEN. Tais Evewing, at 7, THAT RASCAL PAT: Mes-rn. Rogers, Glover, and T. W, Thorne ; Mesdames Julia Roselle and Bouverie, At 7.45, the Grand Pantomime, ROEINSON CRUSOR : Messrs. P, m Glover, The Erothers Rawynor, Dofghty, Whaite ...

... THE COVENT GARDEN PROMENADE CONCERTS. The attendance, as well as the attractions, at these concerts increases as the days shorten and the engagements of popular artistes fall due. Last Tuesday M. Ketten was the pianist for the second time this season ...

... The Echo. COVENT GARDEN PROMENADE CONCERTS Tris EvENING, at 8,0: Vocalists, Mlle. Bianchki, Mlle. Cristino, and Signor V. Fabrini. Solo Instrumentalists, Signor Rendano, M. Jules de Bwert, and Mr. Howard Reynolds. Band of 100 Performers and Band of the ...

... The Echo. THEATEE ROYAL COVENT GARDEN. Every Evexisa, and until further votice, PUSS IN BOOTS : Madlle, Cavulazzi and Ballet of 300. The Music composed and arranged by Mr. Alfred Cellier. Pricvs and Day Performances as usual. Booking by Mr. Edward Hall ...

... FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 183, COVENT GARDEN, There is really nothing to be done but to go to Covent Garden if your soul is thirsty for good music, But many more things might be done. We never remember —not even in Mellon's time—such good and varied programmes ...

... HORRIGLE DISCOVERY szax COVENT- GARDEN MARKET. A diseovery of o loreible nature was made this morning, B balfopast” ton o'clock, in a cellar at the back of No. i, Great Wild-street. The cellar has been. used fw fie storase of some laskets by a salesmsn ...