... remember at Menei Bridge and at Mold), not only in- creased the good opinion of those who herid her, but J her singing at Covent Garden was one of the hits of the concerts. She sang the lovely old Welsh air, - Adieu to dear Cambria, in such a way as ...

... THE DEFECTIVE STRUCTURE OF COVENT GARDEN THEATRE. I Nlo one, however, who saw the building could avoid being struck with the remarkable appearance of the walls, arising from a method of building-now fortunately not in use in the metropolis. In all the ...

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... Mrs Thomas and Miss Jones, Mona House; Miss Ham- monds, Brynedern; Miss K. Richards, the School and the Misses Davies, Covent Garden. SOCIAL E TznTRAINMsNT.-The fifth of these meet- ings was held in the schoolroom on the evening of the 2nd inst., the Rev ...

... LORD W. RUSSEUL PREACHENG IN COVENT- GARDEN MARKEr. On Sunday afternoon many hundreds of persons were attracted to Covent garden Market, by an announcement that the Rev Lord Wriothesley Russell, Canon of Windsor, and Deputy Clerk of the Closet to the ...

... to P large congregation. The choir, under the leadership of Mr Richards, schoolmaster, did its part well. Miss Devie, Covent Garden, presided at the barmonium We sinoerely wish the new vicar every success nnd happineal in his new sphere of labour, and ...

... occasion by Miss \Wl Jones, and her faithful band of assistants, including Miss Richards, School House; Misses Davies, Covent Garden; and ?? Owen, Cae Dafydd. Naw YnEA's DAY.-On this day the Church Sunday School partook of an excellent tea atnd ba,'a brit ...

... communicants mustered in full, The churoh, as usuat, was beautifully deco- rated bv Mrs Pryse, the Vicarage; Miss Davies, Covent Garden ; and the Misses Richards. School house. The flowers were kindly given by Lord Stanley of Alderley, from Presaddfed; Miss ...

... ? band of workers. Besides those already meationed there were also present: Mrs P'ryse, the Vioirage, and ?? Davies, Covent Garden. Several hymrs were sung by the members, Miss Davies accompanying on the bar- monium, and a most pleasant evening was brought ...

... the Rev. E. B. Thomas, B.A., curate. THrE CHuncH was beautifully decorated for this festive season by Miss S. Davies, Covent Garden, assisted by Miss Richards, Sohoolhouse ; Ellen Owen and Annie Hughes. On Christmas Day the saored edifice was crowded ...

... parish. The chntoit was most beantifully decorated by lrs Portons, Hcu Felin; Miss Hammond, Bryn Edern; Misses Davies, Covent Garden; and Miss Richards, School House. ...

... devotional congregation. The altar was beauti. fully decorated with flowers supplied from Treior. wearth by Miss S. Da vie8, Covent Garden ;the aingine nas also very gtood, under the leadership of ?? WynncJon~s. Treiorwerth. Great help was lso0 rendered by Mr ...