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... COVENT GARDEN. The second classical night of the Promenade Concerts at this theatre took place evening in the presence of, perhaps. the largest audience of the season, unisk , s we except the one which assembled on the occasion of the opening. The programme ...
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... COVENT GARDEN THEATRE. An audience, goodly in numbers, followed the classical programme offered by Mr. Freeman Thomas yesterday evening at Covent Garden. The leading items were such as are known and loved by all Sections Of musical amateurs, the name ...
... SIGURD AT COVENT GARDEN, addition would I°™ V , l parts a VCIT valuab 'f Covent Garten. I )CGn ?? to t! ' e wpwtory of «.« co,„,jr t ic* ?? fine workin be antieip, t r Consui^^ popularity for it may opinion « ...
... COVENT GARDEN PROMENADE CONCERTS. - Mr. A. G. Crowe, finding it necessary to post- pone the promised performance of Herman Goetz _ Symphony in F — a work which has rapidly gained in popular estimation since its production by Mr. Weist Hill at one of Madame ...
... COVENT GARDEN PROMENADE CONCERTS. The last classical selection of the present season was given last night, when Mr. Gwyllym Crowe de- parted from time-honoured precedent, and compiled a programme in which neither a symphony nor a concerto was included ...
... COVENT GARDEN. o- The seemul ola sical night of the Promona la ; Concerts at this theatre took place Lost evenimrin tiie j presence of, perhaps, tlie largesi audience oftlie season, j u:iie.;s we except the cue which assembled ou the occasion of the opening ...
... COVENT GARDEN MARKET. TO THE EDITOR OF THE STANDARD. Sir, — A rumour having spread in Lon ...
... COVENT GARDEN PROMENADE CONCERTS. With nothing in the shape of novelty, Mr. Gwyllym Crowe proved last night that a selection of time-honoured works is amply sufficient to fill, not only the parterre, but the boxes and galleries also. What fault, indeed ...
... COVENT GARDEN MARKET. - - Mr. Pilchard James Steel, Secretary of Market Gardeners, Nurserymen, and Farmers' Association, Wellington-street, Coventgarden, says :—A rumour having reread in London, assistd no doubt by • stamment made in Parliament alleAing ...
... COVENT GARDEN PROMENADE CONCEBTS. •« The first classical Wednesday of the season, hardly arour-ed the amount of t opular enthusiasm on* is apt to look for on sucb occasions ; bnt t'a'i.x seeming apathy may be partly attributed to the un: ettled s>tate ...
... COVENT GARDEN PROMENADE CON&VET& Seldom, ir ever, lias Covent Garden Theatre been filled with a more numerous and enthusiastic audience than that winch assembled last night to wel- come home tho Guards after their memorable and heioij cam- akin in the ...