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... Mlr Harris celebrating the occasion by presenting a bouquet to every lady visitor to stalls, boxes, and grand circle. Covent- garden market must have been laid under heavy contribution, and the result of such a floral display in the auditorium was pleasing ...
... are otherwise confined tb performers engaged for two consecutive years for English performances at Covent- garden Theatre. Therefore, as Covent-garden has not been continuously used for the specified performances, the Fund. must, as our contemporary aptly ...
... out at the Lyceum under Madamne Celeste's managemnent, Oct. 3d, 1860. ARDKoss.-AddioOn'S tragedy of Cato was played at Covent- garden Theatre, under Macready's snanageoment, on N.ov. 2d, 183S. BuzFeI.-Whlat lis now known as the starring of names in ...
... not to bring the permanent chorus to Covent- garden must be admitted, for in one or two instances to which we have had occasion to refer-notably in Lohen- grin and Die Meistersinger, the mixed choir at Covent- garden was unable to do justice to the music ...
... Vaudeville. The above list is exclusive of. two patppt:theatrms-not under the Lord Chamberlain's jurisdiction-.viz.,: Covent - garden and Drury-lane. Thirteen of the. theatres in the list had come under the committee's nqtice in connection with various ...
... unexpected and sudden in its descent, broke a chandelier and then alighted upon the shoulders of a Mr. Ray, of York-street, Covent- garden, so as to send him to his home in a very battered condition, and be is only now recovering from the effects of the visitation ...
... Battenberg and Prince Francis of Battenberg witnessed the performance of Les Huguenots at the Royal Italian Opera House, Covent- garden, on Wednesday evening. ...
... Aithur, Mr Ben Albert, Mr Alec Meade, Mr Will Edwards, Mr Loder. Mr 'Will Cornish, and Mr Jewry Harbert also entertained. Covent- garden Market was one of the first public places to start a war subscription, amounting to date to £2.500. A collection in the ...
... COVENT-GARDEN BALL. Another of the series of Fancy Dress Balls for this season took place on the night of the 13th at Covent- garden Theatre. under the management of M1r Frank Rendle and Mr Neil Forsyth. The floor did not become crowded till after midnight ...
... Ledger (ERA newaspaper), Mr. .Jslre iDomirlase; (Standard Theatre), or Mr. J. W. Ansoon, Dramatic A r(!rcy, IBuvie-treet, Covent Garden. Me. Astr 3ilP. 1,crmeRnY WatILAis.-These popular arrtists appeared lat di I Theatre Royal, Portsmouth, Iast WVednesday ...
... will make a present of half the handsome proceeds to the Daily Telegraph War Fund. Mr Geo. Munro, a prominent merchant in Covent-garden market, occupied the chair, supported by Mr Asbee. Amongr the serious items were tue songs of Mr Hubert E. Thomson, Mr ...
... Infirmary in an ambulance waggon. FROM Boulogne our correspondent reports that Rancy's Circus company returning from the Covent- garden season, arrived by S. E. R. steamers on Sunday, and left by early train on Monday for Lyons. ...