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... given in London and in Munich, the author says: It is notfor onemoment to bedeniedthat the MIunich performance makes a Covent Garden interpretation seem like an opera in tatters, undramatic, uninterest- ing, a mere excuse for some most beautihul singing ...
... Warwickshire Regiment. E HOW PATTI PRESEPSEVES REP5 TOICE. s Madame Patti, who has So generously volunteered to I sing at Covent Garden Theatre, on Februaary 22, for our E soldiers (says M. .4. P.), bss led a life into which self- denial, for the sake of ...
... motive runs through the whole, and shows that Warner had begun to influence English com- posers. The opera was produced act Covent Garden Opera House, December 20, 1858, with Miss Louisa Pyne, Mr. William Harrison, and Mr. Weiss in the leading parts. THE TROYAL ...
... gamed distinction with compositions for Church Tosca” based on the drama written for Madame Bernhardt likely to be heard Covent Garden in the summer Vicar’s Coffee-house The Rev Russell Finlay (vicar of All Saints’ Camberwell) speaking at the first annual ...
... “send-off” to our Volunteers began in St Paul’s Cathedral continued with dinner in the Temple was then transferred to Covent Garden fancy dress ball andclosed with this frenzied Jacobinical orgie in the streets— curious programme both its contents and ...
... and SATURDAY for and Gentlemen. Remday Next, Jar.rary nit. 3900, at I r. leek. Vocalist (IXILE BRAN!. grtopra,,o, of the Covent Garden Opera Compsnyl UILITARY AND ORCHESTRAL BANDS OV 36 PERFORMERS. ...
... acid then dining In the Temple, many of the men visited the Alhambra, while loam of the officers were present at the Covent-garden fancy dress ball. The great bulk of them. however, marched in a botly to headquarters. beiog greeted with almoet discomfiting ...
... Cathedral, and then dining in the Temple, many of men visited the Alliainbra, while some of the officers were present at the Covent-garden fancy dress ball. The great bulk them. however, marched in a body to head. quarters, being greeted with almost discomfiting ...
... special case stated by the magistrate. ' It was stated that the defendant club. carrypg on business at 43, Kingz Street, Covent Garden, was formed in 1891 witb a capital of £-15,000 divided into 6,500 pre- ference shares of £i2 each, and 1,500 ordinary shares ...
... himself fell Private St John was champion heavy-weight boxer the army and champion Wales times the National Sporting Club Covent Garden the Birmingham Volunteers The Service of the First Volunteer the Royal who are at present barracks Warwick preparatory ...
... English forced grass, as it is called in the markets. was eagerly welcomed at 6s. 6d. a bundle by the hotel buyers at Covent Garden. English market-gardeners are successfully competing with the asparagus from Fans and Spain, and in a week or so this ...
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