... handsome, and Mons. Wenzel's tuneful music adds considerably to the enjoyment of the whole entertainment. The brilliant Covent Garden scene remains practically the sRme, except for some changed in the dressea. A dance of quaintly-dressed Pierrots in this ...

... Assist the Fund. Others, tj, have coane tl forward nobly. Messrs. Forsyth and n Rendle, who during the winter months t rent Covent Garden from the Opera Syndicate, have given the theatre, which Messrs. (ti Simmonads Brothers have undertaken, free of t charge ...

... sing with -Madazme Patti in the -Nuptial Chamber N r Nightingale duet ?? ct fromn tihounxo S ' Romeo et Juliatte at Covent Garden ta- la-rrcw nimht. There seerns little dlobt fronm the ofioial re- tnias ths: the snow ani i dazip o' last week bad a pr ...

... the Queen. 'V Similar scenes were witnessed at the Roval t Exchange, Mincing-lane, the Baltic, the Auc- C tion Mart, Covent Garden, and other markets, P and at other gathering places. At the Law Courts the fact was speedily apparent that P b Cronje's ...

... sin. STRAND ELECTRICAL SU-MY.. Thie Charing Cross and Strand Electricity Supply Coipuraiou kLtuitted), 15, Maiden-'Lane, Covent Garden, t'i -C., have issu d a Circular- leter regarding the fixe which tacot place at, the Maidext-lane strition o~f the company ...

... Ciowes on Bacteria and wseno 9. i --r-'Hackna ShoIw. 9 to 4. ?? oarng Cdb > Aanual)-, St. Martin's Town ;'tfb' Bai a't Covent Garden. Il 'r . ar-T-; T' Prince of Wales inspect Im- .-'Irrrao-a:tiooad Prrisive Union-C. IL Pe ltsR'na tnd Finland, S. r ...

... parts ?? fall to Uerron Blass, of Biemien, Iicrr Kliipfer, of Munich, Noswrs. Gillibert and Pringlo, both men- beri of the Covent Garden trouape. The perfor- ; manre will, therofore, be essentially German repro- i souttions, and although the ablirdities of ...

... receive it. °r Private consignments of shamrock imposed th quite a Christmas strain on the streingtlh of the ad postmen. Covent Garden received and distri- ji. EutId an unmmwnso quantity. Retailers said it at r.!a came from Ireland, but it didift. Trifolium ...

... kissed by his prime donne is the sensational headline in one cf the Amexican papers received by mail yesterday. The Covent Garden manage. has recently been created by the French Government a Chevalier of thei Legion of Honour, aud his artists rightly ...

... way in which this worked may be given by a quotation from the prices bid at o= r Christmas market on Saturdy. Wo have no Covent Garden or Leadeaball here, but it was felt that some sort of show ought to be made at this festive season, and accordingly everything ...

... abiding through doiath and Lbeyond doath, we~. too, should we of'!e travael of our soils arnd should be matistla. THE COVENT GARDEN KIIK A SCOTCH' SEMON. DR. BEATlIE Oil STEPHEN. Crewra-eonrt, Covent Gwm-dr, is remarkabl for its tall, well1-kept houses ...

... wf ?? hflas ba-su written, togother with tho' fact thlat hav( ?? uider theoir OwVI obsItrvaLtiOn. The ?? ?? {oldh at Covent (Garden wI.S fhhbmrock is ?? uines, it smlffl, velflow flowered clover, and the samne plant jS liVV i ll Use &uw sutih iln IreLand ...