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... occasions when I Signor ni aud Mdlle. Scalchi . nket and Nancy . decorations, ke, the opera is put u*>oii the stage at Covent- garden with a completeness to be found at no other house in Europe. Extraordinary Robbery of Watches.— A box conta'ning about ...
... Osborne, the Hon. Lady Biddulph, and Mr. Donald Cameron, of Lochiel, honoured the performance at the Royal Italian Opera, Covent garden, with their presence last evening. Prince Leopold went to the Criterion theatre, attended by Mr. Collins. The Queen, the ...
... ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA, COVENT- GARDEN. For many years past few persons have made more noise ia tbe world — in every senso of the phrase— than Kerr Wagnerj and this has especially been the case during the past twelve month. Now, however, we are beginning ...
... | ROYAL ITAL i ERA, COVENT- GARDEN. X ♦ The opera goer who does not find much io please him n, L'Etmle dv Nord must indeed be hard to sat;, t to how many and what e8 Meyerbeer, admirable work appeals. The story is founded upon ono of the most romantic ...
... ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA, COVENT- GARDEN. It is generally admitted that variety is charming, and among many charms whioh the past week's perform- ances at the Royal Italian Opera have poui r, Verdi, Donizetti, and ach in turn occupied I . on two occasions ...
... Lady Biddulph, Mr. Donald Cameron of Lochiel, and Captain Haig, honoured the performance at the Poyal Italian Opera, Covent Garden, with their presence last evening. His Royal Highness Prince Leopold, attended by Mr. Collins, and her Royal Highness Princess ...
... ?? ITALIAN OPERA, COVENT- GARDEN. Italian opera — a phrase which includes operas of all countries translated into that most musical tongue — is a very costly exotic, requiring extremely careful nurture and • attention, and flourishing only for some three ...
... BOYAL ITALIAN OPERA, COVENT- GARDEN. No opera has ever become widely popular without a heroine with whom the audience can sympathise. Even that wildest of stories II Flit- concludes with the union of Tamino and Paraiua, who, we are led to under- stand ...
... ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA, COVENT- GARDEN. It ia very nearly a quarter of a century since Rigoletlo was first given in this country at the Royal Italian Opera — in May, 1853, two years after its production in Venice — and with nil due deference to di.ciples ...
... ; ].• 2s. 3d. : reel mullet, -A. to i '■ I, 2d. lo r orabs, _el. to Is. 10a. each : ; trout, ls. 3d to ls Sd. iier lb. COVENT GARDEN, May 9.— A plentiful suppli of fruit and I good, at the full iwiug i Applesaudpfl 3* to 9a, yer dozen ; hot-h and foreign ...
... rows, ss. (entrance in Bow-street) : reserved ■eats, ss. (entrance under the Piazza hi Covent-garden) ; gaUery, 2s. 6d. (entrance under the Piazza In Covent garden). AppUcation for tickets to be made to Mr. E. HaU, at the Boi-othce Tinder the portico ...
... ecurity, deed, furniture, bills of sale, foreign stocks, I on ap- \|o r BANK lil (Trt. l; 67), 16 and IV, Bus. ell-street, Covent-garden, make ADVANCES from 201. to 1000. at a days notice, for short or long periods, in any part of England or Wales, on note ...