... Sitb iS; . td ?? to the throne on Dt-c nber ivt1, 1Sb63. 'Madamie Calvi. it is ?? hoped. will. after all, be ?? to ?? at Covent Garden dtring the opening week of the opera season. It was feared E that owing to the fatigue of a lonsr tour in the Uuited States ...

... collctious of curios and Japaneso art work, !disposed of this week at Mr. .J. G. Stevens's auction rooms in King-street. Covent Garden, attra.ced a. lrt-e ranumber of bidders, and many of the objects rfeichmd hibh sems. Two Plahoratelv-ca-ved tusks- iteven ...

... negotia- tionn to that Cud have beeii in progress. In London hR is Urt doe till mid Jun1e To the list of tenors erngged ht Covent Garden early in tho seoa. nz will now probably be added M. Van. Dyck, who, aftehr a re.t, is eaid to have been singing with all ...

... sneitoest b 6dok s t 1L0s per doetan; prawns. 6* to Os per Us1; wh~te-bait, 9d to) is per smasrt.' FRUIT AND VEGETABLES, Covent-garden, Apt-U I7.-Ar- rlsWls of ta-nil and vegetabKs were of good extent, and nart aeuealeteady sale. Nova Seotlan and Amrican ...

... guilty of leaving set fir, to theio preneises of Messrs. W~arrington and Co,, printersi rand ritatjoners, Gairrick-streot, Covent-garden, onl the ibthi January laat. I-le also pleaded gutilty to heaving stolen £8 from a safe. Mr. Randolph pro- secuted. The ...

... Beit, and Wernher: 3Mrs. BradlFY tMadin, iIsM M&acksy, and numerows others well knowa in Sciety. A nge nrmber of the Covent Garden singers this year come from Brussels, where, however, owmo- to a echnge of ?? the trkope b.ss been ?? broken up. M. Flon ...

... accordingly be taken by rer Carlen, a tenor from Bremnen. In Juane, of course, so manyi other tenors will be available at Covent Garden. tat the services oi Herr Sinus ;n'd not be reqared; and ao- ccrdinglr, hs debut stands postponed till next Sson, Herr ...

... than that which marched under his co=- =d from the Modder River to Bloemfontein. Last night the opern season opened at Covent Garden with a performance of Faust? There was a brilliant audience Yorkshire appeared at Lord's yesterday against the U.C.C. Thanks ...

... Marnagers propose, but the Britih climate dios ee Evorythitig had been prepared for a brilliant opening of the Opera season at Covent Garden leat evening, and so far as Mhe audignco were eoncerned, the spectacle 'when the lions's was full, or at any rate after ...

... invariably rnsing and singin,_ the National Anthem. A remarkabie dernonstra- tion was wvt-neasc-d at the Opera lHouse, Covent Garden. where the Prince of Wales and other nembers of the PRoval Family were. A Cabinet Council wa, held vesterdar at the Foreign ...

... Prince Vietor liohenlohe and suite witnessed the performance of the pera, Das Rheingo Id, at the Royal Opera Houso, Covent- garden, last evening. The Duchees of 'York has graciously consented to patronirse the Austro-Hungarian Soire- Musicale. which ...

... will also be one ?? enzgaged for the occasion, so as not in gny way to interfere with the ordinary per- formtances at Covent Garden. It is ?? announced that the Dulke of York will, byv cnurand of the Queen, hold a levie at St. James's Palact, on behalf ...