... obvious advantages. Indeed, it is already in use in several of the leading theatres and public buildiurs in London. The Covent Garden Thcatre has been illuminated by means of 200 clusters, each of five lights, similar to those on view in the establishment ...

... has beea prepareri fos adoption by the great United Kizigdom Temper- 1 ance Conventionto be held on WVednesday nest in Covent Garden Theatre, and whichl is likely to be a gathering of unprecedented size and influence. The memorial is addressed to Mr. Gladstone ...

... maintenance of the ' Oidham life- boat at Abersoch ; £33 4s 6d from the stewards of the Covent Garden lifeboat fund in a:id of the sup- pert of the Covent Garden lifeboat at Caister ; £73 14s 8d, proceeds of a Lifeboat Sunday at Wor- thing, per bse ...

... Giovanni at the Royal Italian Opera. Covent Garden, taking the part of ilassetto. The following morning the J)eDaily Tclfrq-eh stated that Mr. C'iamnpi, whose Milesetto belongs to the ancient history of Covent Garden Theatre t as well as to the present ...

... new commission to paint three small e pictures, for which he is to receive £10,000. The subjects are to be Morning in Covent Garden, ),NooninRegent Street (thehour being fonro'clock), and Night in the Heymarket.-Court Joiwnal. ...

... wick, on 25th, 26th, and 27th January, per Mr. C. A. Smfith-Ryland: £13 7s 6d collected by the lifeboat crew at the Covent Garden Fancy Dress Ball, on Tuesday, l st iost. ; and various Lifeboat Sunday collectiocs. A new lifeboat has just been sent to ...

... readily fell into the views of an amateur whom he consulted, and hence the opening of the Royal Italian Opera House at Covent Garden Theatre in 1847. Persiani had counted ab- solutely on the support of Salamanca, whose friend- ship he had secured during ...

... In (FROM s ANGELO'S REMINISCENCES.) - Every Thursday, his stage was erected opposite the north- is west colilonade, Covent Garden. The platform was abourt ,- six feet from 'the ground, was covered, open in front, and was h- asoended by a broaa step-ladder ...

... Theatre. She descended almost to the floor, and I thought H.R.H. would have had to lift her up. The Italian opera season at Covent Garden i:. announced to begin on Saturday, April 16th, and at Her Majesty's on Saturday, April 30th. Signor Vianesi is not re-engaged ...

... 'Woman's Wit,' for Covent Garden; ' The Maid of Mariendorpt,' for the Haymarket; and his comedy of ' Love,' again for Covent Garden. This is one of the best of his later j)lays. ' Old Maids,' and ' John of Procida,' for Covent Garden, were his next attempts ...

... French in orin's formed a charming groundwork for Dibdiuli piece, The Touchr.tone or Ilarlequin Trtvelir, produced at Covent Garden in January, It ?? In its review of this pautomime the London M!agazie remarks, intler alici :-di Harlequin, being inre ...

... having stated that the Church Establishment in Ireland has as much right to its property as the Duke of Bedford has to Covent Garden and Woburn Abbey, Earl Russell disputed the proposition, and ima- gined he had disproved it by asking, 'Who are the heirs ...