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... of much public and private abuse as the owner of W Covent Garden, with its famous market. His whole estate in the parishes of Bloomsbury, St. Pateras, and Covent Garden Was 1181/ acres, the Covent Garden portion covering only s142 acres.- The tolls levied ...
... Italian Opera, Covent Garden, taking the part of Mifastc. The following morning the Daily Tefprcph, according to the plaintiff, falsely and maliciously satedthabt Mr. Ciarmpi, whose Maassetto belongs to the ancient history of Covent Garden Theatre, as well ...
... of £680,819., but the ex- penses were so great that little or nothing was left. `The night the German Emperor visited Covent Garden Theatre the house was worth £5,658. His box alone cost £1,000. to decorate. When in the Jubilee year I determined to try ...
... operas at the Opera Comique. and in 1878-9 he was jointconductor with Sir ArthurSullivan of the Promenade Concerts at Covent Garden. The earliest of his light operas, Charity Begins at Home, was produced at the 41d GaUery of Illustration as far back ...
... future, if application were made for warrants, they shouldgmrant them. FAizor Dnzss BALL-The third fancy dress ball at Covent Garden Theatre on Wednesday night- was even more successful than its two predecessors. Mr. Augus- tus Harris's promise of several ...
... dcl Rothschild, and others-' After dinner ?? liies; the newF American priwa donna, wiro hs jdst' made such a success at Covent Garden, by the invtatonc of te Pnian- cessof Wales sang sever l songs, to the get delight of all present. WiBDE.s - si. Wanroaa ...
... throughout was ,old, owing to the cause above stated. A very promiscuous crowd occupied all the avail- able approaches to Covent Garden, and for the first time in the Raiser's course he was brought face to face with a distinctively Cockney crowdl Drury Lasne ...
... Prussia, and st was first performed at the New Palace, Potsdamn, October 28, 2841.- It had its first hearing in London at Covent Garden Theatre, January 2, L845, conducted by G. A. Macfarren. In giving even a fragment to us last night, the Clef Club did a ...
... Colonel Mapleedr. to restrain Signolr Ciarnpi, :under terins of' an agreement, from sing- ing at th6.Royal Italian Opera,' Covent 'Garden, without the. p6enission of the' plaintiff, and -,elaiming damages frcm. Sigxnr-Lago for wrongfully-iadnqing the defendant ...
... organisation, which had first been laughed at, and now was abused, wbs something that had been wanted. The crowded meeting in Covent Garden Opera House, the long stream of people constantly passing last week in front of Lord Beaconsfield's statue wearing primroses ...
... Charles Adams, Avenue Road, Leamington, until recently a cleric in Lloyds Bank, was charged with ustering a cheque on the Covent Garden branch of the London and Counties Banking Company, with intent to defraud. It appeared that the prisoner went to the bank ...
... GIov-FIGI1T.-Alfred Suffolk, of London, and J. Gamble, of Mfanchester, met last night, at the Ntovot.al Sporting Club, Covent Garden, London, to box, under the usual roles, for a prrse of £70., at 10st. Suffolk was 21b heavier than his opponent. Suffolk ...