... pgramme of hat! 7 a century back, of the conaerts wich v s tlen were given 44he Ginging Room of g %, Evanse Grad Hotel, Covent Garden,- the per- .h sonages frqetn wch are ao viidy par- f s tr.yed by Thackeray in Pendennis- and -Ts r Neweoines. TMe first ...

... to Germany, an an ae arrangement was come to between her and Sir re Augustus Harris for a number of performances ly at Covent Garden. It is ten years since she took art in a regular opera season in London thougr she appeared once in Drury-lane Theatre ...

... THE ANTI-CORN-LAW LEAGUE. The monthly meeting of the League was held yester- day emening se'nnight, in Covent garden Theatre, which extensive building was crowded to excess in every part by a most enthusiastic audience. There were several hundreds of ...

... ~netansoedF i3a,; StameedX 176 4d. a potetfice erder, ?? cto llhaob;rd Jtemeae oKen-nett, eu li6Ler, i4. Yorh-etr r,. Covent Garden, London, WO. 30o403 A Chinere mandarin thinks wore of his ?? foee thin her fesnidres. ...

... Charivari, that walls have ears, how much one must pity those of the hall of reception at the Tuilleries. On the I1st of May.. Covent garden market was supplied withlgreen peis, now potatoes, strawberries, and cherries. Rear-Admiral John Lewis, ,aged 65.on Wednesday ...

... the north, it would act as an incentive to Libera candidates in other places Sheridan Knowles has written a new play for Covent Garden. In the case of the (contemplated) elevation of Sir John Hob- r house to the Peerage, the Liberals of Nottingham will have ...

... sovereign which now can be had for a shilling. The poorest can now deck his hearth with the glad berry of the season. In fact, Covent Garden has been overcrowded to-day, and I picked up for a few pence enough of decorating material to gladden a church. Mistletoe ...

... Prince of Wales Theatey Liverpool, betake himself to Londonl to 0r asumne The business cont rl of t h Ros Lom :pany at Covent Garden durfrgdthe Opera l seasonthere. It should beadde that thie company is soon to journey to Wu da C it3e to perform before ...

... all remember, but Mr. Gye junior, thie new 9 impresario, who now for the first time tak-es d the full responsibility of Covent Garden. He d has all the old favourites--Patti, Thalberg. Hleilbron, Nicolini, Capoul, Graziani, Gayarre. e1 beg pardon, not all ...

... months, ircenSep- 1nti a tember 58, 1543, to lbe 31st Droeffber, 1544. have a In the address presented at the mneeting In Covent Garden Rao,. Theatre. Sept. 28, 1843. the Council explained the course of so- Reeset tion it proposed for the future, and the ...

... It was an action for breach of an agreement by the terms of which Mrs. Weldon was to sing at ML Rivihre's concerts at Covent Garden Theatre some years ago, and also for an assault, which consisted in excluding her from her box in the theatre. On the case ...

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