... COVENT GARDEN. To-night, LA TRAVIATA (Mdlle Heilbron, Madame Anese, Mdlle Corsi; Signori Cotogni, Tagliafico, Manfredi, and Nicolini). Tuesday, LA FIGLIA DEL REGGIAMNTO (Mdlle. Marimon, Mdlle. Corsi; Signori Ciampi, Fallar, Rossi, and Bettini). ...

... COVENT GARDEN. On Tuesday, March 35, LA TRAVIATA. Violetta, Mdlle Heilbron (her first appearance in England) ; Flora Bervoix, Madame Anese ; Annina, Mdlle Corsi; Georgio Germont, Signor Cotogni ; Baron Duphol, Signor Tagliafico ; Gastone, Signor Manfredi; ...

... COVENT GARDEN WANTED, a First-class GEANT-INSTKUCTOR, Re-engagement a Rifle Volunteer Corps. Can forward testimom and join corps at once.—Address, J. M. F., 1, Furn street, West Minster-road, Kirkdale, Liverpool- WANTED, immediately, a proper^ qualified ...

... COVENT GARDEN. The new lessee of this theatre, Mr. C. Rice, has entered upon his managerial campaign with an amount of spirit and enterprise which should augunr well for the success of his speculation. No paias or expense have evidently been spared to ...

... COVENT GARDEN. Apples. 3s per half-siere: grapes. Is to 6s; pineapples. Ss 6d tof*s: strawberries. 6d to 6d per lb: oectarines. 4s*to 10s; peaches, 8s to per dozen ; lemons and oranges, 8s 12s per ; asparagus, is to 6s celery, red. to 2s ; ditto, white ...

... COVENT GARDEN. Last evening was produced here the Merchant of Venice, compressed into two acts. The portions of the Play chosen for representation were those in which Shylock is before the audience supplemented by so much else only as is necessary to ...

... COVENT GARDEN At 8, PROMENADE CONCERTS. Vocalists— Mlle. HeiHiroo, Mlle. Chrihtlno, Mlb* Rose Hersee; Mr. Pearson. Mr. Snxelli. Solo pianoforte, Signor Rendano ; Solo violoncello, M. De Sweet; Solo violin, Herr Wilheinr. Band of too perforiners. Band ...

... COVENT GARDEN. MONDAY.—A very limited amount of buskin is current at present time, and chiefly oonnued to wholesale trade la foreign imports, among which be notioed another cargo or rather oonsignment of pines from Bt. Michael's, some of witleh realised ...

... COVENT GARDEN. TIWRSDAY.—The supply of general produce is fairly kept up, and the demand has slightly improved, hothouse grapes and strawberries being quite stall. dent; thc former, both home-grown and from the Channel Islands, andr athcr above the average ...

... COVENT GARDEN, At Covent Garden, the manag-ment, for the first time for several years, do not put f.cth any special pruduction. As, however, ¢ Bavil rod Bijon' con tinues in great favour witt the public a change of programme was not necessary, bu: the ...

... COVENT GARDEN. M. RIVIERB is determined that Promenade Concerts shall not be amusements of the past. To the names of Strauss, Jullien, and Mellon must be now added Riviere as amongst the successful conductors of these species of entertainments. The ...

... COVENT GARDEN We have it the distinct authority Thomas Ingoldsby. Esq., of Tappington Everard. on the Foikestoneroad, that the story the Babes in the Wood Norfolk tracedy. The most superficial of nursery children waold well aware that “ their waa squire ...