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... 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- ...
... and the Church is its dattger. Yours, THE ROYAL STANDAIID. WILLIAM WRIGHT (Mtember of Tattersall's), I6, York Street, Covent Garden, Londoti, executes COMIIISSI[ONS on ALL RACES from 15s. Market priceis gtaratiteed, as obtain- able at Tattersall's and ...
... be clown. 'W Witch the world with noble horsemansihip is the motto se- lected by Mrr; W., Holland for his venture at Covent Garden. His pantomime, St, George and the Dragon, is to be in most respects an equestrian entertainmenit. It will be played ...
... of £680,819., but the ex- penses were so great that little or nothing was left. `The night the German Emperor visited Covent Garden Theatre the house was worth £5,658. His box alone cost £1,000. to decorate. When in the Jubilee year I determined to try ...
... associations- As the destruction by fire of Covent Garden Theatre' after a masked ball, was the great opera event of 185G, so the burning of Her Majesty's Theatre will be the great event of 1867. Covent Garden had only been conrerted into an opera-house ...
... a cown before him. Harry is very proud of his father, who diell five years ago. He played clown both at Drury Lane and Covent Garden, and much of the business still retained in the comic scenes was of his invention. It is not only on the stage that ...
... be~ttica. ci the esedlelue. canz be hid, free ot charge, ironsl te l'io- lirieter, Prof. . ?? BrowYn1 2, 3ilng Street, Covent Garden, tle- den. Bycry sufferer is Invited to try ens seusleic whirscil ii be seniton applicatUon, withi full instructiona, by ...
... spared from Lord Roberts' forces. To IMPRors TEII, OEna.-Tbe Grand Opera Syndi- cate intend to spend £15,000 on improving Covent Garden Theatre. Their proposals meet about half the suggestions made by the London County Council. SnOOTLNG TEE ?? Liverpool Assizes ...
... feet by eight painted by Mir. Alatt Morgan, the well-known cartoonist of the TonaohasAk, and principal scenic artist of Covent Garden T'lhentro, and represents the 'prompt ' side or wing of the Stage of the theatre in question during the performance of ...
... be rebuilt is, if well founded, bad news for art and the lyric drama. Mr. Gye, after some twenty years' coanagement of Covent Garden, is, it is said, willing to code the Royal Italian Opera to Mr. flaplesonl, who will then be the sole disposer of operatic ...
... despaired of by her father, a well-know phys~lcean, who has now discontinued practice. sent Free- 0. P. Brown. 2, King Strest. Covent Garden, London. c3Sl7 To goe value for your money, buy your dine 5 1mom llculton and O., ?? Street. The chespest h~D; r trade ...
... art. Her Majesty the Queen has marked her approval of the Royal Volunteer Ball, which is to be held in the Floral Hall, Covent Garden, on the 7th of March, by desiring that the announcement should be made as under her own especial patronage, in addition ...