... THE COVENT GARDEN CATASTROPHE. Wr wrote strongly, aI few days ogo, in reference to the immoral and impious rheodoontade of certain London commentators upon the diestruction, by fire, of the great London theatre, We were aware that our language was di ...

... 1829; Adelaide Kenible, 1841. Here 1'lt:ntiund Kean last aeted, 1833. irahant's first ap- pearncile ssa5 at time old Covent Garden Theatre, iii 1787. Tlie reconstruction of the interior, by Albano, cost £40,l00t. The decorations were gold 'and elhite; ...

... COVENT GARDEN FANCY BALI me M R. AGrusTus HAERIS crowns success with S'c, tiStcess. At one o'clock in the morning the dancers or were enjoying themselves to their hearts' content Fs the dresses were declared to be, if not prettier, at dleast more novel ...

... THE BURNING OF COVENT GARDEN THElTRE. WE are not going to write a homily on this event, so let not the reader too hastily skip over our pre- sent remarks. We only want to express our senti- ments in regard to the style in which the destruc- tion of a ...

... COVENT GARDEN H.EA ICAL FUND. About 300 persons dined at Freemasons' Tavern, London, on Friday, to Oelebrate the twelfth public anniversary of tbis Institution. The Duke of Clarence was in the chair, with the Duke of Sussex or, his right, and the Duke ...

... OLD EVANS, COVENT GARDEN, LONDON. MOST visitors to London are acquainted with Evans's supper-room. It lies at the back of the Grand Hotel in Covent Garden, and is the only relic of the old caves of harmony celebrated by our grandfathers, and our still ...

... The Triumph of Time and Truth' (an adaptation of one of hid early works), in 1751. Its first performance tookplace at Covent Garden Theatre on Friday, the 17th of March, 1749, and it was again per. formed thereonMonday, the 20th, and Wednesday, the 22nd ...

... at the suit of Mr. Lumley, has granted an injunction, r'estraining the German singer, 'NIdle. WAagner, from singing at Covent Garden Trheatre, CituEtTY TO AN:n..TSs.-Bernard Farnhama has been commiltedfr6m Keady Petty Sessio'ns to Armuagh Jail, for two ...

... of these cflfrts was one with which the Diocesan Home Mission, was distinctly connected-viz, the open-air service in Covent Garden Market, which was begun a few Sundavs ago. One of the great difficulties in preaching in the open air was, that, if they ...

... the in- stitution. Anong the contributtions recently re- eeived were £50 h-cm a lady; £240 ?? from the stewards of the Covent Garden lifehoat fund, in aid of the support; of the Covent CGarien lifeboat at Caister; and £16 14s 4d moietv of offertories en ...

... Queen and Prince Consort, accompaniedl by the Princesses Alice and Louisa, honored the performance of the English Opera, Covent Garden Theatre, wviths their presence in the evening. The Royal suite consisted of the Vis- countess Jocelyn, H~on. IHoratia Stopford ...

... went to Lon- don yesitorday. Iier Royal .I-igbnevA ?? th(e loyal Academy, and aftervrardsbonoured the lto! al opera, Covent Garden, with her presence. The Prince and Princessg of Wale;3. Nvith the Princes Albert Victor and George, joined her royal Ifighncss ...