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... COVENT garden. -promenade concerts. Under the Direction of M. Riviere. THIS EVENING, at 8.0, CLASSICAL NIGHT: Madame Lemmens-Sheriingtoii and Miss H. ?? ; Mrs. Georgina Weldon ; M.Vivien, M. Van Biene, and Signori Urioand Ghllberti. Conductor, M. Riviere ...
... COVENT GARDEN. -PROMENADE CONCERTS. Ui.dcr tlie Direction of M. Rii • THIS EVENING, at 8.0, Ii I .Night, Mesdames i ns-Shcriington, d' Alton, F. Albert, Weldon, ic. ; Signed Urio, UUiiberti, He. Conductor. M. Rividre. DEURY-LANE. Sole Lessoe, 1' li. ...
... COVENT GARDEN. PR* i.M ENADE CONCERTS. Under the Direction of M. Riviere THIS EVENING, at 80. English Ballad Night, Mesdames ens-Sherrlngton, d Alton, V Albert. Weldon. Vivien, ie • Signori Urio, Ghilberti, kc. Conductor. M. Rividre. DRURY-LANE. Sole ...
... PROMENADE CONCERTS AT COVENT OARDEN. Covent Garden has not been suffered to remain vacant for long. On Monday last Mr. Sullivan brought his series of concerts to a most successful dose, nnd on Saturday M. Riviere started upon a fresh series. The new director ...
... 641. of Orain.-Ladish t IN; balm 11170; ft*, ; „ 4 , quarawa. : KM; hod* Y. 'AZ 0 16, 46 boom. 1800 Woulsou 803 socks. COVENT GARDEN.- The mabla. ss of weetloo 4 , 10, ta ket-p up • Itoed Int aod a m . : 11. to dolebolpS at al.; 'td. esti de to est. ; ...
... | eighteen months from the time of laying the first stone. ■ The court raid station will bo erected directly opposite Covent Garden Theatre, in Bow-streot. It will be bounded ! on the north by Broad-court, and on the north-east by ! Cross-court. The main ...
... daily from 10.0 to S.O, under tho superinten- dence of Mr. Bailey. Tickets also of all the Librarian- and Music- sellers. COVENT GARDEN. -PROMENADE CONCERTS. Under the Direction of M. Riviere. TO-NIGHT. IRISH I ES VIVA L : Mrs. Si-ott Fennell, Miss Bessie ...
... daily from 10.0 to 5.0, under the supcrinten- -- oe of Mr. Bailey. Tickets also of all the Librarian;, and Muni-- tellerK. COVENT GARDEN. -PROMENADE CONCERTS. Under ti e Direction i f M. R-vicre. TO-NIGHT, at 8.0. ENGLISH FESTIVAL: Mesdames Jenny Pratt, E ...
... on Bth inst. In 285 deaths were ...
... : beans. 190; peas, 110 quarters Forein '• Wheat, 18,320 ; barley, 12,050; oats, 39,510 quarters. Flour 470 sacks. COVENT GARDEN, OCT. 2.- A heavy supply 0 f vegetables ami fruit is on sale, and the general pikes are as follow ■ Fruit* Peaches, nectarines ...
... your friends to take the warning which has been very kindly given.— Air. John HiJ.den, cashier of the London and County ! Covent garden Branch, deposed to the Prisoner having opened an account at the bank, being accompanied by Mr. Morris Abrahams, and to ...
... than in her complaint against the newspapers for not noticing a great compliment, which, she says, was paid to her at Covent Garden Theatre the other evening. She been engeged to sing at the Promenade Concerts, and M annoyed because not a single newspaper ...