... EASTER 6CF.NE AT COVENT GARDEN. From an early on Saturday minting. writee • correspondent, I went Garden Market displayed a remarkable scene, for in addition to the ordinary atteodants • of clergy. nurses. and ladies is faabiol aide attire jostled each ...

... the C,wilty of Warwick Tratewawl rlind Voralito : %I A DIeftIIIRFIaLE MARIE FIR Prima Donnal ato,l DWARDS (Raokl. of the Covent Garden Prometuel.• and Prinopal London ...

... not only in numbers but in The long bet of principals inducts well.linow n as Mis• L u cas Madame hes berm singing se Covent Garden this aresonl. Fanny Moody. Min. Ned& Morrison, Miss Mario Alexander. Mies Lily Moody. Meow* K C. mondt, John Child, Meight ...

... 9111•2 .• is murmured with a matinee on Thursday. \lndium. Clementine de Vere-flapie. mug '' •• and •• Donna ivira at Covent Garden the, woo-on and is engaged for 1901. has Leen !modally engaged by the Moody-Manners Opera Company to pay among other parts ...

... meeting her at every street corner Was always with him must wait and wait until he found her. One morning he wandered into Covent Garden Market. He did not fithl Janetta there, but his fell upon a basket of russet apples. He smiled at the memory of their tender ...

... suppers, and plastic exhibitions of themselves, on befall of funds connected with the war. A concert, such OS that at Covent Garden under the auspices of t ife of the Minister of War, was all Ifectly legitimate.. But with the death lists that r almost ...

... sesocial. I with England • patron &tint. Several churches celebrated lb* occasion by ringirg of belts. The flower market at Covent-garden end the Onto in tho Central-avenue were exceptionally busy front an early hour arranging and despatching quantities ot ...

... 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 ...

... was no defence.—Mrs. Mabel Ada Neville maid she was itarried to the respondent in December, 1892, at St. Paul's Church, Covent-garden. Before marriage the respondent represented hitnself as • single man, but that he bad been divorced from his wife, awl ...

... the fact that immense consimunents of shamrock had delivered in London the deemed I. to have far exceeded the supply. At Covent-garden £5 box of about a bushel was asked, which last your only fetched 18s. St. Patrick'. Day was celebrated lo the London barracks ...