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... COVENT GARDEN. At 7, A ROLAND FOR AN OLIVER. Messrs. Rogers, Pitt, Willard, and Wainwright ; Misses Emma Waters, Maud Brennan, &c. At 8, GINDKRELLA. Messrs. Rogers, Fair, Willett!, Louis, Vincent, and Wainwright, Misses Nelly Power, Brennan, St. George ...
... COVENT (GARDEN, At Covent Garden, * Robinson Crusoe” and his marvellous adventures have been placed on the boards by the pen of Mr. J, I\ M‘Ardio, a wellknown writer of pantomimes, The story, as told at Covent Garden, may in some respects diffor from ...
... 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, 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. THOZSDAT.W. sots the quntatlor.s ol : 79. 61. per is.; sew potatoes ((rarm.). 24. per lb.; Melts blooi sraugee, 3.. $ 41. otr ; tomicriso oranges le. 61. to 24. per dogma; hooch 3e. to C. 61. our 100; Town pippins, 3.. 61. to se. 61. tor ...
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... 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., At Covent Garden, the management, for the first time for several years, do not put forth any epecial production. As, however, ** Babil and Bijou’ con tinues in grest favour with the gublic a change of programme was not mecessary, but ...
... COVENT GARDEN Mr. H. J. Byron ought to named tho “übiquitous” less than “indefatigable,” for here, there, and everywhere all at once. Indeed, it would bo difficult to say whore he is not, for at least a-third of tho playbills of the present time indicate ...
... COVENT GARDEN. Y. Itiviere's 00C1Celte have provod more popular Una the most seagull)* of his friends could bass hoped for. They are crowded nightly, mid while the programme kftps as diversified they are likely to continue s) to the end of the short swoo ...
... COVENT GARDEN. The matrimonial adventures of the renowned Blue Beard have furnished Mr. Henry J. Byron with an admirable subject for the Christmas pantomime here. The story commences in the Abode of Mischief, with an /imperial revel, and Mischief (Mr ...
... COVENT GARDEN. SATURDAY’S MARKETS. * ums i —to per half sieve ; grape?, «. hs.; pine apple*, ss. to Bs. per lb.; peaches, to —; rf**, ~ to per dozen ; lemons, 6*. to 10a.; oranges, to ,0 ?. per 100; artichokes, —to each : beet, 2a. to f cabbages, Is ...