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... is to be another carnival of the kind next month, and meanwhile Mr. Augustus Harris is to give a grand masked ball at Covent Garden Theatre. TOWLE'S PENNYROYAL AND STEEL PILLS FOR FEMALES, quickly correct all irregularities. remove obstructions, and relieve ...

... is discqvered, no one will tell, who was the mysterious lady who, in mask and domino, flitted the stage and passages of Covent Garden on Tuesday night during the fancy dress ball. The story is told by the London corresuondent of the Liverpool Post, who ...

... occurs in Mainwaring's Memoirs that an unsuccessful performance of the mast popular of all oratorios t. k place at Covent Garden in 1741, but there is not much doubt that the first performance really took place at the Musick Hall in Fishamble-. street ...

... e; his Majesty adding emphatically that of its kind he had inmer seen a more beautiful spectacle than the interior of Covent Garden. It was observed that the Imperial and Royal visitors all bore away with them the superb satin programmes and souvenir ...

... opera based on The Light of Asia, composed by Mr. Isidore de Lara to a book by Mr. Beatty Kingston, may be produced at Covent Garden almost immediately. The actual night is not yet settled. Mr. David Christie Murray, the novelist, who has uet returned ...

... dfield. A fine performance of M. Gonnod's Philemon et Bands was given by the artistes of the Paris Opera Comique at Covent Garden. London, on Saturday evening, this being the presentation of ,ho in London. . . There died on Tuesday at Liverpool, at ...

... Mr. 'Alfred de Rothschild, and others. After dinner Miss jEames, the New American prima donna, who has just such a at Covent Garden, by the invita. 800 of the Prlncew of Wales, sang several songs, to Ike great delight of all present. ...

... jealous Moor, with Miss Maud Jeffries as Dadmona, and Mr. Cooper Cliffs as logo. A Henry Russell night is announced at Covent Garden this week, and the veteran himself has promised to be present. A number of ditties are to be given, but amongst those announced ...

... during her indispositic,n has scored a remarkable success Lady Macbeth. . . Sir Augustus Harris's autumn opera season at Covent Garden began on Monday night with an efficient perforneance of Romeo et Juliette. Mr. John Hare has been so ill in Edinburgh ...

... es his countrymen on the marked preponderance of French works in the repertory of the recent Italian Opera Company at Covent Garden. In his opinion, however, the artistic level of the season's performances was not very high, owing principally to the fact ...

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