... 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 ...

... Theatre for the summer and autumn seasons, and thus for the first time in their history the three great opera-houses- Covent Garden, Her Miajesty's, and Drury Lane-are nom under one management. Mr. Harris, has, however, no intention of presenting either ...

... peace: for six munths. e FeAste Docate lDArL -i t CovgrT GAnners.- The- Deft',~ ?? says -.-A hugs fancy-dres3s hall at Covent Gard'e'n is the la-test ideatborn of the inventive brain of a*Mr. Augustus Harris. A Million of Money will he a- withdrawn from ...

... time past. l-ranlein Wilt was at one time prfssao donna at the Vienna opera, and apueared for the first time in London at Covent Garden in 1866. She then sang under the narse of Vilde. and was so successful that the critics cumpared her to Jeanv Lind anda ...

... -From the evidence it'sp eared that in 1889 Mr. Harris engaged Signor RanIli. to' sing in the opera, Don Giovanni, at Covent Garden, and Colonel Mapleson said the engagement was entered into through him. This Signor Ravelli denied, and said the engagement ...

... afte-r-[-the'market woes. over, and in - poor condition. .Faciities for auction. were given it Macese, 2i- miningham, aid Covent Garden, London. The commifttos 0 -'dcddto oliow auctions for a, piriod of thnte months On 'as art xputinent.. T eita-oea 4 Mowrsuri-t ...