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... FIRE AT COVENT GARDEN. A fire broke out about noon yesterday on the premises of one of the salesmen at the Floral Hall, Covent Garden, which is a large glass- roofed building about one hundred feet high. An alarm was raised immediately, and fire engines ...
... DUKE AND COVENT GARDEN. In the Chancery Division on Wednesday Justice Borner gave judgment in the action brought by six growers of fruit, vegetables, flowers, etc., tc restrain the Duke of Bedford from letting certain stands in Covent Garden Market, London ...
... COVENT GARDEN OPERA. Pumas of the opera hare been hoping that either the met or the Mat of the Kbettise raisibt be made h oemrioa of • gal* Midst Coleet Geode.. bright are presorted of the glories of tbr lost ocregiou of the Idol. whoa in the Might of ...
... TRAGIC OCCURRENCE AT COVENT GARDEN THEATRE. During the performance of the pantomim: Little Bo-Peep, to 4,000 poor children, a: Covent Garden Theatre, Mr Sydney Powell, age.i 72 years, who had for the past 20 years been in tb service of the proprietors ...
... Bank in Henrietta- street, Covent Garden, London, was on Saturday the scene of a daring robbery. It occurred at about half-past twelve, just about the time when the cashiers of the bank are very busy, and when Covent Garden Market and the neighbouring ...
... ENGLISH OPERA. The event of the dramatic and musical season is the advent of English Opern. nt popular prices, at Covent Garden. Mr E. 0. Redmondt-its themovlDg spirit in this venture, of course associated with the ubiqui- tous Sir Augus- tus, who, apart ...
... SNAKE. There was an extraordinary scene on Wednesday at Messrs Combe's brewery, which covers an exten- sive area. near Covent Garden Market. Several, men were in one of the cellars in Langley-street. when they found in a corner a snake about 2ft long. ...
... Mr W. Freeman Thomas, director of the promenade concerts at the Covent Garden Theatre, has been published :—August 29, 10.40 a. tn., Beulah Hill, Norwood. To Freeman Thomas, Covent Garden Theatre. -Fearful storm nearly blew us away. Surroundings damaged ...
... THE BOYCOTT IN LONDON. An endeavour has been made to obtain her Majesty's Opera Hoose or Covent Garden Theatre for the Parnell banquet, but hitherto without success, ...
... athletic prowess but one evening, when acting at Covent Garden, Flexmore, the clown, wa .,I taken ill. Harry Payne was his under-study, and clowned it that night, and remained the favounte clown of Covent Garden and Drury-lane for over a quarter of a century ...
... DEATH OF SIR E, A. T. CUNNINGHAM. Sir Edward Augustus Thurlow CunIlinham died at noon yesterday, at Clunn's Hotel, Covent Garden, Lon- don, from acute bronchitis. ...
... FIRE IN COVENT G KRDEN. Messrs Lepard and Smith's paper faotoryitear Covent Garden Theatre, was destroyed by fire, on Friday morning. The efforts of tlie foremen to prevent the conflagration spreading were suc- [ ...