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... COVENT GARDEN. THE EARLY MORNING SCENE. A writer in the ''Spectator to-day says:—Beinj tatefjr bitten with the curiosity make such an toe writer causal ted the local green grocar to days and hours, and accepted mviataion to make the journey from to Coven ...
... COVENT GARDEN TRISTAN OND ISOLDE. iveryese wee asking the sante tion between the acts of Wagner . * great love opera last night, Why had Mdme. Nordics, so long been absent from Covent Harden? It is some yssJA (1892, to trust to 'memory) core she was ...
... THE COVENT GARDEN YRUIT STORES, 8, HIGH STREET, HAVERHILL Is now oper with a Large Stoek of ...
... COVENT GARDEN. The opera season 1898 opened last night with a performance of Wagner s Lohengrin,” before an exceptionally brilliant audience. Scarcely a seat was unoccupied, and the crowded state of the house proved once more that what used to be called ...
... COVENT GARDEN. The entertainment at Covent Garden is certainly of a novel kind, inasmuch as the principal performers are, in tho words of Mr. William Holland, tho organiser of tho pro- gramme, birds, beasts, and reptiles. Abundance of amusement is provided ...
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... THE COVENT GARDEN “RUIT STORES, HIGH STREET, HAVERHILL 13 now open with a Large Btoek of HOLICE FRUIT AND VEGETABLES. TRADE SUPPLIKD. A OCALL INVITED THE BONNIE * BINDER. Has Roller Bearings. The Elevator Roller is large snd prevents clogging, sfit. ...
... COVENT GARDEN LYCEUM GAIETY TOOLE’S GAKKICK ST. JAMES’S HAYMARKET LYRIC STRAND SAVOY PRINCE OF WALES.., CRITERION PRINCESS’S TERRY’S CRYSTAL PALACE MR. & MRS. GERMAN REED’S ...
... THE COVENT GARDEN FRUIT STORES, 3, HIGH STREET, HAVERHILL | Is now open with a Lazpe Stock of CHOICE FRUIT AND VEGETABILES. TRE TRADE BBUPPLIED, ...
... COVENT GARDEN, A LETTER FROM SIGNOR MANCINELLI EXPLANATORY OF HIS ATTITUDE. In a letter to Mr. Maurice Grau, of Covent Garden, Signor Mancinelli says: . Ibeg ¥ou. my dear Grau, to enfugo a German conductor for the performances which will be usiven in ...
... COVENT GARDEN M.A.RIEM'I', ...