... but Y now a veteran of 66 years, waso prsent. s' Delnas, Vaquet and BeRnaud sang in the a Bqunic, anda ilhaNr, the old Covent Garden Lb&Ytw^UO no `o-Managft Of the Paris Opera, It pronounced the funeraL oraon. I- Music has, we believe, not yet been-sold ...

... PERFORMANCES. - Adelphi, Drink, 8; Alhambra. 8; Avenue, A Message from Mars, 8.45; Court, A Royal Family,- 8.3o ; Covent Garden Ball, 11 ; Criterion The Masked BalI, 8.30 ; Daly's, San Ballets, 8; Gaiety, A Runawvay Girl, 8.15- Garriok Pantomime ...

... tickets for t7,e 0;^ take Ithir cal'ee wiletaher the prima donnaor at 8ubbtitute WMil appear has long been a Z46. vrnce at Covent Garden. In New York to protests against the refusal to return mooev ig case of a chmngp of c 6st bave been so loud sin persistent ...

... salaries and prices of admission axre lower. The tl orchestr avcerage in salariei kcs tieun i pound n a week, while at Covent Garden the- receive six times as much. In Germany ana Austria tl composers of grand opera get, as ta rile, seven i per cent. of ...

... fairlv be cetlled a, market gardetner, for at Teddington lbe cultivated eleven or twelve acres, and sent much produce to Covent Garden. But so far froma gaining finanialiv from that. he would smilintilv sav hbat it had cost him three fortunes. Of one of ...

... Georg-titMryr obm Stu e~yIhre- 1oborzt Saffron W)11. HastonGienEl et ?? TLbheftg of Glaens Mous& ar- S. us - oo= T Paul. Covent Garden I St. John the B it aoo Precinct or 'he Sev'T St. M* yle-Strand: St.CeiotDn: Liberty of the Roe. St. Peter and St Panl ...

... 6566. Staha opsgato street Within, London, EC. 3ll' 18:ISINEU FIRE OFFJL. -std.Ajx1717. or T He Office-27 X NKG41TH= , COVENT GARDEN. Be, ity OMse-6. SNGi WI LAM-STRET, RC. P Bus.ns. aftiatly o0ahnndto Eagland, Scotland, and Wales. M. fWML COUTTS EYFE ...

... 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 ...

... Puranec if.ajran ?? Wo7rld. J MQRTLY, at 0. MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS, and SAI'UI. 71lha halL P 'I I THEATRES. ROYAL OPPRIA HOS.COVENT GARDEN. Un TIIL'rSD)AY, ?it'n b'nloiury, will . hmtln' utnier In tauarnrn of I o Tho' OF'vIFItER W1vlr-N0' and FANIILIL'S' YCNI) ...

... assistance of some of the opera singers. Fo1 .% tar more important War benefit will, now- in ever, certainly be given at Covent Garden io l ty the course of the London Season. although the ,ht actual form it will take cannot, of course, be `h. decided iust ...

... him Zi ?? da of anemn. lewsfl of Stories uf the expt'roncvs wititl hiis men, witit ithe carters who took his fruit, to Covent, Garden. nlailtr wthis~ people he bought ?? seeds andI niaiio fro. 'fho getneral effect of these stories was that hie knew hie ...

... bltnir,aidbdto 3. 6.1 . ippera. 3.646 to 4; a-edt herrings9, 04 pea- box; and vthite- qi,1 prruar~t. lR'3iT ASD VEGETABLES.-Covent-garden, Feb. 6.- Fair arrival's of fruit were to hand, and nest a good sale. Moderate supplies of greenutulfs were received, and ...