... 4th, 1890. He was the chief proprietor of the Theatre Royal, Liverpool, and during eome years a favourite comedian at Covent Garden. What was the date of bis birth, which took place in DdreeHhire rear the middle of last century ? The Theatrical Inquitito: ...

... estate amounting to upwards of £129,000. The will of Mr. Charles William Buck, late of Brook Green, Hammersmith, and of Covent Garden, florist, who died on December 26th, has been proved, the value of the personal estate amounting to over £48,000. The will ...

... One misses the ladies in diamond tiaras who used lo make the boxes look like galaxy of stars. I saw a lady the stalls at Covent Garden the other night with a woolly wrap round her head, and I do not think anything could well be less smart than that. Wool ...

... seat into London market in such tremendous quantities that in order to get rid of them the wholesale Dower merchants in Covent Garden were obliged to sell them to the street vendors at fear a penny, sod thus this. Dower, what are sold at from sixpence to ...

... 57 years of age, and her time was the most admired prima donna Germany and Austria. In 186(> she appeared as Norma at Covent Garden Theatre with great success. She the last representative of what the Italian school calls del canto, and her voice was ...

... tham, 00. Staff , Spr ebt 17. with ron*etit of her father : alleged **y Rich ; Troyte, of St a ef-id. Clerk ; at >t Paul, Covent Garden, or Jam. *, co. Midd., or Sc James Chapel, or St Peteria, Cornbill, Lond. OTEN’S VIEW THE AHBEY PULPIT. (14 Ji.oaary ) ...

... gent. (Poster’s * loos of Chart Regiebrs’). Hia second end la»r marriage thoa r-e in the regiaier of St. Pbnl’a Church, Covent Garden •*2oljec. 1715. William Wjcherler, grat, of thii pa'i-b, and Rliz«brfb Jafkron, of St. Wacti&r. married at Mr. Wycherley’* ...

... rains, which killed the poor chicks ■» thousands. ~ .I- The German Emperor is credited with an morning incognito visit to Covent Garden during his stav in London, perhaps amusing eno and very original, if not a show important °r as grand scale as Lea Halle* ...

... for all that. The supernumeraries were all picked men and boys, and the ladies were some of tl)e most attractive from Covent Garden Theatre. The lirerie* of the Lord Ma-ror’i lerrante, which were nnuiuellj grand, were of Boyal bine (ilk velvet relieved ...

... worse for all that. The supernumeraries were all picked men and boys, and the ladies were some of the most attractive from Covent Garden Theatre. _ _ The liveries of the Lord Mayor's servants, which were unusually grand, were of Royal blue silk velvet relieved ...

... him by his peculiar walk. Mr. Wontner: I ask no questions. Robert Bussell said: I am now assistant boxoffic? keeper at Covent Garden Theatre. I was formerly in the Boyal Navy. In 1862 I was a seaman on board H.M.S. Grappler. The defendant at that time ...

... prevalent, that unfortunately there was little or nothing left. Further, we leam that on the night the Get man Emperor visited Covent Garden the receipts reached the enormous sura of £5,658; but £l,OOO went in the mere decorating of the Imperial box. Sir Augustus ...