... to have been some-what trchs1 ed upon; but the exhibition as a whole is very attractive. This year's season of opera at Covent Garden, under the direction of Sir Augustus Harris, will (COMEmielce on May 16, and although the prospectus i.. not 'et issued ...

... Camoys, Lord Charles Fitzroy, and Lieutenant- Colonel the Hon. I). de Ros. Prince Arthur and the Princess Louisa honoured Covent Garden Theatre with their presence. Their Royal High- nesses were attended by Lady Caroline Barrington, Colonel the Hon. A. Liddell ...

... seldom one of much activity in the metropolitan theatres. The present season, however, is an exception. Drary Lane and Covent Garden are both open. Her Majesty's Theatre has offered IFaust for a week at reduced prices. Charles Mathews has returned to ...

... artist with a beautiful voiee, and curiously enough, it was as Orsini tbab Madame Tsebelli was seen in her last season at Covent Garden in 1888. ?? the later years of her life she was heard a good deal on concert plat- forms, and was also a great favourite ...

... industry at once pretty and practical. Narcissi had lung been aeclinatised in the islands, and small consignments to Covent Garden were occasionally ventured on by some of the more intelligens farmers but it was not till some fifteen years age that the ...

... Majesty and his Royal Highness the Prince Consort, ecconpanied by the Princess Alice, honoured the Royal Italian Opera, Covent Garden, with their presence in the evening. A deputation from the alkali manufacturers of Lanca- shire, introduced by Mr. J. C ...

... guaran. teed upon this rice by Willialul Wright, Sporting Printer, Rlseing commission and Express Agent, 10, York Street, Covent Garden, London. For list of prices see Bell's Life, Sporting Life, and Sportsnian, or erd a stampeddirected envelopsfor the London ...

... course soon get this impressed upon them; but there are many amateurs and small growers who send up fruit to agents at Covent Garden, and who do not realise how much depends on condition in :these days of keen comrespetrtion. A gentleman's gardener has ...

... evening. Probably no mnore delighted audiences assembled in London to-day than those which, morning and evening, thronged Covent Garden to witness, t Mr. William Holland's Noah's Ark, an enter- taixnent organised by that veteran Caterer in conjunction with ...

... Parisian correspondent writes that a new prima donna has been engaged by the director of the Royal Italian Opera House, Covent Garden. Some idea may be formed of her position and importance when we mention the fact that, by one of the clauses of her agreement ...

... the Itidinig-houso of Bunckingham Palace in the morning. The Queen and Prince Consort honoured time Royal Italian Opera, Covent Garden, with their presence in the eavening. We have authority to state that the Queen's state ball ,which was to have taken place ...

... Grand Council, placed a wreath on Lord Beaconsfield's grave at Hughenden. Large quantities of primroses were delivered at Covent Garden Market in the early morning, and a busy scene was presented while these were being disposed of to florists and coster- ...