... yellow, the i former of these has variegatea leaves. Wall- flowers are very largely grown for market, and 1 the favourite Covent Garden strain has a very free- f branching dwarf, compact habit, and bearing fine trusses of dark chestnut-crimson flowers, which ...

... Court on Wednesday, Andrew Mucklestone was charged with stealing a variety of articles from a brougham while in waiting at Covent Garden Theatre on Boxing Night. The police watched the man prowling about the carriage rank, He managed to eludetheir vigilance ...

... the Bank of England is now £ 23,493,685, while the stock of bullion amounts to £37,397,728, Madame Patti at the Opera at Covent Garden, on Tuesday night, wore something like £ 60,000 worth of diamonds and other ornaments. A Cambridge don once astounded an ...

... would look rather ridiculous now, if anybody ever thought of the hanged O'Farrell. Happily nobody does. The salesmen of Covent Garden Market and the resi- dents living near the place itself, who are discontented at the Duke of Bedford's delay in improving ...

... Grey will be leaving for Rhodesia, in all probability, on the 21st inst. M. Jean de Reske will sing at least 10 times at Covent Garden this summer. A correspondent of a London paper complains that nearly every baker about London is a German. In almost all ...

... ritual and literature, comparing and controlling tlfc one by the other. WBLSH MUSICIAN a. Last week's programme at the Covent Garden promenade concerts contained Mr Haydn Parry's Allegrezza for the pianoforte. Mr Parry himself took a prominent part in ...

... tale, Nine-tenths of the Law, and othervvays ustains its character. TIME (edited by Ednand Yates, 1, York- street, Covent Garden) open this month with a playful bit at the advancd men in the new Cabinet, and contains an article on modern editors, under ...

... for a week. Mr Frederic Griffith, the gifted Welsh flautist, has just signed a contract with the Royal Opera Syndicate, Covent Garden, ae principal solo flute for a period of some years. It will be remembered that the Welsh flautist last year so distinguished ...

... so successful in Bath that be moved to Covent Garden, and set up his show there uuder the Piazza. In the 14th number of the Spec- tator is a letter purporting to come from the sexton of St. Paul's, Covent Garden, complaining that Powel's show interfered ...

... make dancing a less fatiguing recreation. We have, too, a most brilliant autumn opera season for although the doors of Covent Garden Theatre are closed, Mr. Mapleson seems convinced, not without good reason, that there is always an audience to be found ...

... 1646. March 9.-011 information that she being a delinquent, there are goods, hangings, plate, etc., belonging to her in Covent Garden, order that they be seized, secured, and inventoried. March 18—Deposition that she has not been in London since she married ...

... —Mr. Braham took his benefit on Friday last, and had a bumper. The piece performed was Norma, in which Miss Edwin, of Covent Garden, was the prima donna. The duet between this lady and Miss Manley was a gem, and received a hearty encore. Mr. Manley had ...