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... FORrAG3T F¶R1UITS IN COVENT GARDEN. I [Fromn tli Garden.] The importation of foreign fruits to this country Is destined, at no ?? date, to influence to a considerable extent the market value of home- grown produce. Indeed, such imports as now find their ...
... respective lessees. These disputes have since led to the secession -of Sir Michael Costa from Covent Garden. Signor Arditi accompanied Mr. Mapleson to Covent Garden. There he assumed Costa's bvatua for two or three nights a week. The inevitable rupture arrived ...
... MRS HOWARD PAD FROM COVENT GARDEN TiIEABRB, FRITZ, Mr. W. HARRISON fIIHE SOCIETY OP ARTISTS’ I upkino KxnißmoH now Open Pally, from Tro till Bit ocl.wk. APMUWIOM ONE ■BILLING; and •« Monday aid Tbi Kautv Evski.niw. from H« «>n till Tra o’clock. SIXPENCE ...
... managing the Italian Opera in uaris that he saw the light amid the shots of the coup d etat. As a boy he had the run of Covent Garden, and it was there he supposed that he gained his first love for opera. Sub- sequently, as a youth in Germany, no less a ...
... out this morning about one o'clock, in Covent Garden. The scene of the fire la an extensive pile of warehouses six or seven stories high, situated on the north side of Water Street, and west side of Covent Garden. The ground, first, and second floora in ...
... the joint lessees of Covent Garden, following the ex- ample of two great European potentates, have quar- relled and declared war. They will carry on the next operatic oampaign in two separate houses-Mr. Gye remaining at Covent Garden, unless he can induce ...
... two honsea are not unequally matched. Covent Garden can boast of Adelina Patti, Lucca, and Albani, but' Drury Lane rejoices in Christine Nilsson, Ilma de Murska, Kellogg, and. litiens. The contralto at Covent Garden is Mdlle. Scalchi, and at Drury Lane ...
... would have been true of every Christmas for many years past. I should think, observed one of the principal tradesmen in Covent Garden, that the flower trade has increased four-fold during the past twenty years. Every winter as it comes round seems to ...
... from the curtain line, Covent Garden possesses a vast superiority, en, a3bing the management to produce the grand operas which depend for their effect upon spectacular illusions, poreCssinsn, crowds, &c. The stage at Covent Garden is GO feet deep and 90 ...
... Italian Opera, Covent Garden, ?? her perfornmallce of Iltaria in tho Daughter of the Rocgimellt cannot fail to de- lifght and astonish' Mr. Gye's patrons. Madllo. Heilbroin nal Madlle. D'AIgcri are the ladies of promise at Covent Garden; while Madile ...
... William Tell at Covent Garden; between La Figlia. del Reggimento, and the Barber on Tuesday; between II Flauto Magico and Faust on Thursday. The operaof Saturday at Drury Lane will be II Flauto Magico ; that at Covent Garden is not yet announced ...
... Canoer s; 500. each to the a Young Men's Ohristian Association and the COvent Garden e Lifeboat Fund ; £1,000. to the hector and Churchwardons s of the parish of St. Paul's, Covent Garden, the dividends s to be distributed annually at Christmas in sums of ...