... performed in English next season at Covent Garden are also being talked about. This work, written for the opening of the Royal English Opera Rouse, now the Palace Theatre of Varieties, would bear perform- ance at Covent Garden provided some British singers ...

... muster was a rather in- different one. The Queen was represented by the Princess of Wales. Th1' grand opera season at Covent Garden opened under rather unfortunate circ-uistances to-night. When it was announced that Madame Melba had arranged to take part ...

... year, and tihe pleasure- loving Cockney is snatching enjoyment while he can. The success of the grand opera season at Covent Garden this year has been remarkable. I do not allude to artistic success, though chit ieas been strik- ing. but to the patonage ...

... to bring their followers long - distances, wsas larger by several thousands. Active preparations are nowe being made at Covent Garden for the comning opera s ason, which~ is to open on the 14th of next month with ?? et Jufliette, wfith Madame Melba and ...

... the Sbaft'sbury.. A large and vainied collection of curios came under the hbaner to-day at Stevens's, in King-street, Covent Garden, includig the 'Duke of Wellington's Order of the Garter, the n-azk of Abrahum Lincoln, and the mummified remnains of a ...

... varied the proceedings ai a sale of collections of birds' eggs, held by Mr. J. C. Stevens at his rooms In King-street, Covent Garden, to-day. The fact that two eggs of the Great Auk were, figuratively speaking, of course, to come under the hammer, attracted ...

... the first of the series of Ring perfornnaoes, and ten days later the Bros. De Restake will be heard. The prospects at Covent Garden this season are excellent. Special interest attached to the presentation of degrees for the University of London this afternoon ...

... inferentially at least, is unkind to the present editor of the Sun, not to mention the remainder of the world's Press. The Covent Garden ball of Friday night was, per- haps, the best attended of the present season, and the number of guests who entered the ...

... e, while on a visit' to Lord Save and Sole, keeoer of his Privv Purse. was sold at Messrs. hi-evens's auction roonni, Covent Garden. this afternoon for the steen of twanty-four guineas. A contemporary portrait of Oharles, painted by a Dntch artist, was ...

... wee-ks. Patrons of Grand Opera suffered anotler severe disappointment to-day. M. Jean de Resaice's inability to appear at Covent Garden last week. in consequence of indisposition, was a blow both to the management and to the subscribers. It was confidently ...

... seems to indicate a large influx of visitors for the holidays. Those who prophesied disaster for the present season at Covent Garden will by this time have seen fit to revise their opinion. I am informed that the bookings ensured its financial success ...

... chief, and the address deeply moved all who heard it. The grand opera season has been most auspiciously inaugurated at Covent Garden. It was feared that the prolongation of the war would have a serious effect upon its fortunes. both financially and socially ...