... astonish- ing how well tbe dead giant drilled bis people. If one enters to-day tha vestibule or even the sicie entrances of Covent Garden, one sees tile same people occupying the Fame posts and per. forming the same duties as in the days of the lamented impressario ...

... the father of comic opera, should still be able ifc hold his own in foreign capital so many years after his demise. The Covent Garden fancy dress balls begin next week, and are this year to be on a scale previously un- approached in point of splendour. ...

... in from the country and from all parts of the world by steamer and rail and waggon. Ships and railways do not approach Covent Garden. Whatever is sent by those modes of transit must be transferred and carted in. That causes tho congested crowded state ...

... Orchestra hears that Mr. Dion Boucicault will pro- duce his own translation of Sardou and Offenbach'sv Roi Carotte, at Covent Garden, in September. « the donations made during the week to the Chicago New Library at the Crystal Palace are those from the ...

... singer he meant he did not sing well in the part. Signor Randegger, who conducted the per- formance of Don Giovanni at Covent Garden. said the impression made upon him by the criticism was that it was a perfectly fair one. He never looked upon Signor Cianspi ...

... WILL OF THELATE EDMUND YATES: By his will, dated July 12th, 1892, Mr Fidmund Hodgson Yates, of 1, York-street, Covent Garden, and 2, Eaton Gardens, Hove, who died at the Savoy Hotel on the 20th May last, aged 63 years, leaving personal estate of the ...

... wright and carpenter. John Baker, of Wells, Somersetshire, baker. John ANNULMENTS. Joseph William Ward, of Evans's Hotel, Covent Garden, before then of Heath street, Hampstead, previously of High street, Bioomsbury, Middlesex dute of adjudi- c&tton, April ...

... alone would be a tremeftdoot strain on the energies of one man, but when. in addition to this areadded the Grand Opera at Covent Garden, English Opera at the Opera Comique, the entire show at Olympia (to wbiob, place he was just before his breakdown devolving ...

... their first charge of gallantry. THE TOWN CRIER is at last by subscription equipped, and a better outside specimen of Covent Garden watchman of early days is seldom seen. His emblems of office are-—a noisy bell,—a three cocked hat,—a coat of many colors ...

... FIRE AT COVERT GARDEN THEATRE. A startling incident, which might have led most difastrous results, occurred at Covent Garden Theatre on Friday during the perform- ance of Faust. Tiit) first act had progressed to the point where Mephistopheles makes ...

... Cardiff Royal Hotel Company entered into an engagement with Mr. Mulliner, who was then the manager of the Tavistock Hotel Covent Garden, and Mr. Mulliner came to the Koyal Hotel first as a manager, but subsequently became pro- prietor, the hotel being leased ...

... somewhat peculiar one. Mr Charles Thomas Durrant, the complainant, was firso cousin to the accused, and was a salesman in Covent Garden. Recently he started business as a colliery agent at Cardiff, and as the defendant said he had a good connection in the ...