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... YEAR'S GIFTS. i I I4UNCY DRESS BALLS, COVENT GARDEN. . (Under the Direction of Frank Rendle and Neil Forsyth.) Tbe NEXT GRAND FANCY DRESS BALL of the SEASON. TO-NIGHT (Moudav). at 11.0 p.m. CUNCY DRESS BALLS. COVENT GARDEN. _L Lieutenant Dan Godfrey's Orchestra ...
... [ THE MARKETS.— Saturday. ♦ LONDON. ' COVENT GARDEN.— A large supply of vegetables cleared to a steady demand at about late rates, fruit in ample supply an.l ' I brisk demand. Potato trade quiet. Quotations: Apples (Eng- lish), 3s. Gd. to 10s. Od. per ...
... with over 100 Diagrams. Price 6s. At all lattzilwar Booksetalls and Bookselleris'. GRANT RICHARDS, 9, Henrietta-street, Covent Garden, W.C. THE PRIVATE LIFE OF GENERAL AND LADY AUDREY BULLER. SU PERBLY ILLUSTRATED. See The JANUARY NUMBER of THE LADY'S REALM ...
... - - HowLlout. Dan Gann'''. Oechertea. B. Vienne. /Wad (Cow at Malta MIMI. Masks and Domino' eaa land FANCY DRESS BALLS COVENT GARDEN. ermAr. hams. rptight Grand nano. For the Tett Lady'. Costume. Gent.sa Deonlng Bag. Nth, Vittlen. Thr tient leto,n'a Co6thro6t ...
... whitebait. Is per quart : smelts. lspert.RsV.'! : kippers. 3s 6d; and bloatere, 3s 6d per box; cured haddocks. 4s per dozen. COVENT GARDEN VEGETABLES, FPJTIT. _C.-Fair supplies of vesetables and fruit were available this moroinz, and experienced a generally ...
... TTANCY DRESS BALLS. Covent Garden. GRAND FANCY DRESS BALL, 11 p in. Six Special and other valuable prizes. Box-office open 10 6. Telephone Gcrrard. Lyceum. the snow man. TWICE DAILY, at 2 and 3. Fairy Play lor Young and Old. Mr. 11. H. 11. Cameron'* Season ...
... of the age, and, in spite of what is written, [ don’ see that IM wu%.ner for the cative composer than any other year. Covent Garden will bave nothing to do with bis oreru, and the bulk of the programs of orchestral concerts never contain his name. If ...
... t novelties of the week : This evening: bury Theatre, • production of The Mystical Miss from the Comedy Theatre) ; Covent Garden Fancy Saturday evening : Criterion Theitre, ' , The M opening night of the new London Hippodrome. 11 J • - z cr 0 3 . ill ...
... over 100 I)iagratns. Price 6s. ?? til Reailn~ly R0,oo.ks/edls aid 1/ookscl/ers'. (;RANT RICHIARD)S, 9, llenrietta-street, Covent Garden, W.C. THE PRIVATE LIFE OF GENERAL AND LADY AUDREY BULLER. SU1I'I.BLY ILLUSTRATE.D. Sec v ~cThe JANU1ARY NUMBER of THE LADY'S ...
... first-claes choral music. As to operawhat is there to say 7 We are waiting for the National Opera. The last season . at Covent Garden gave us no novelt: except De Lara's *“ Messaline,” and the sboc{nl Wag‘nor performances were not special at nil‘ excoj)t ...
... %ill' over 100 diagrams. 'Price 6s. At a:I Booksol'ers' and Railway Bookstalls. GRANT RICHARDS, 9, Henrietta-street, Covent Garden. W.C. THE ...
... prominently as the chief original 'work of the year. Mr. de Lara was no less a surpriso to us than he proved to be at Covent Garden and to everybody save a certain hostile section of people who would have been dissatisfied had. he \'rittein a Tristan ...