... COVENT GARDEN. Sludbad the Sailor i 3 010 title of the paLtominie, by Prank W. Creen. Scene I shows us the Web of Witchery. with Aphrophora, ti.e k'airy Fiend (Miss Annie Stuart). amongst the spiders she has s.ikeliti:(l. Wishing to cheek all adventurous ...

... COVENT GARDEN. THERE is War in Coyest Garden. Rebellion has broken out among the Cabbages ; the carrms are up in arms ; sweet herbs are extremely bitter ; fruit is fast ripening for secession ; dowers are drooping and fading under the chilly blasts of ...

... COVENT GARDEN. Mr. 11. J. Byrnn ought to named the ul)i«imtou3” no less than the for is hero, there, and OTcrjwhero all at once. Indeed, it would be difficult tossy whore ho is not, for at least a-third of the playbills of the present time indicate that ...

... COVENT GARDEN. To-night, IL - BAR - BIERE DI SIVIGLIA Marie Marimon, Signor Cotogni. Monday, LA FAVORITA. (Nldlle. d'Angeri, Signor Cotogni. Tuesday, BARBIERE DI SIVIGLIA (debut of Signor Dolis). Thursday, GUGLIELMO TELL (Madame Sinico, Mdlle. Scalchi ...

... COVENT GARDEN. Apples, 3/- to 6/- per half-seive; filberts, gd. to l/-; grapes, 10/- to 18/-; pine apples, 6/-to 12/-per lb.;oranges and lemons, 6/- to 101- per 100. Artichokes, green, 3d. to 6d.; cucumbers, 1/. to 2/- each; asparagus, 3/6to 8/-; celery ...

... COVENT GARDEN. Vegetables were in large supply', and disposed of at reduced valnes. Fruit consisted chiefly of importations, and in the floral department there was a fine display of greenhouse and other plants in bloom. The prices were as follows :-- ...

... COVENT GARDEN. At 8, PROMENADE CONCERTS. Mdlle. Bianchi, Mdlle. Renzi; Messrs. Pearson, Carlton, and Lewis Thomas, Mr. J. Harvey, Mr. Hughes, Mr. Lazarus, and Mr. J. Levy. Conductor, M. Herve, assisted by Mr. G. H. Betjemann. ...

... COVENT GARDEN, Apples, 2/- to 5/- per half sieve ; filberts, Bd. to lod. grapes, 4/- to 8/- ; pine apples, 4/- to 8/-; melons, 2/- to 5/-; pomegranates, 4d. to Bd. each ; oranges, 6/- to 10/-; lemons, 7/- to 10/- per 100. Asparagus, 6/- to 8/-; celery ...

... Covent Garden, Printed and Published by WILLIAM WILLIAMS, at the Woe, Southampton-row, nusooll-square, London, W.C. ...

... COVENT GARDEN. Both “auditorium” and “scenium” are alive with workers here. “ Babil and Beejoo” (apt title for apiece with which a new “National” theatre is to be opened!) is being rehearsed with might and main. new sensation scene is hinted at which ...

... COVENT GARDEN. Y^TURES.—BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. WHITE’S MOC-MATN LEYEB w TRUSS Is allowed by upwards of 500 Med;- to the most effective invention in thi treatment of HERNIA. The use of stee It* Soft ? hurtful in its effects, is here avoidet fen . * n( ...

... COVENT GARDEN. Mr. Harris has taken tho evcr-popular subject of Bluo Beard as tho groundwork for his pantomime. Tho is Mr. 11. J. Byron, and, noed hardly add, it is extremely witty and plensant. The piece is produced with tho magnificence and groat outlay ...