... Italy. SUPPORTID HT MISS DOROTHY PHILLIPS, Leading Soprano San Carlos Opera Coy., Naples. MR. HORACE VINCENT, The Renowned Covent Garden Tenor. MISS ANNIE FAGAN, The Great Irish Harpist. MR. WILLIAM LEMASS, The Popular Bass-Baritone. PAM ot Admission-3/6, ...

... following plaices:—Kilkenny two eases, Dublin one ease. In the latter ease the imposed was LA. Apropos of the much talkcd of Covent Garden removal, a porter there overheard to greet his mate with: — Torn, old man, you're not looking up to the mark. No, replied ...

... bock is rapidly disappearing. For the past few the Brothers de Rinke have been the descend tot of the Mario days at Covent Garden, but now a new star hat appeared in the person of Senor Onetsry, • Spaniard, who has literally taken Paris and London ...

... Nisi-flak, P.P.; Rev. P. Davis, .tari- Wntei etteet. and formed is P.P. Moygownagb; Rey, M. SUlaughlin, long line up Covent Garden, and ad's. Adm.. Rev. .1. Davis. C.C.. Isherilane; cent thoroughfare. It was some ; Rev. P. Giblin, C.C.. Easkey; Rey. ...