... Ond wyth-ar-hugain sy'n mis Chwefror. 000 Mr. Frederic Griffiths, the Welsh flautist and chief flute of the Royal Opera, Covent Garden, has evidently been playing with marked success at the opera, since he has been specially noticed by the critics during ...

... notes thi, week to the question of greens, pure and simple. COLEWARTS. The rosette colewart, which is highly es teemed at Covent Garden market, is capable of forming a cabbage-head, but is generally used like borecole, while the leaves are yet young and tender ...

... his livery, moreover he waits only at big dinners, and then on the Prince alone. Madame Melba. whose brilliant nights at Covent Garden, will long be remembered, is a native of Australia. The prima donna is the daughter of Mr. David Mitchells, a builder and ...

... never relaxes her rule. -0- Madame Eames, who will shortly appear as Sieglinde in 'Die Walkiire,' for the first time at Covent Garden, singing in the original Ger- man, is yet another of the many charming American singers who have won fame and golden opinions ...

... average man about throe score and ten years to discover that isn’t genius. A prise was offered at this New Year’s ball at Covent Garden for the best costume la khaki. Roughly speaking, the South African Republic covers hundred end twenty thousand sanare miles ...

... Syndicate, which was formed upon the death of Sir Augustus Harris in order that the best opera might still be heard at Covent Garden. The members of the syndicate had no desire to make a profit, and potslbly .contemplated some toss, bnt during the past ...

... going to see Parliament, and St. Paul's and the Tower, and Kew Gardens, and the Big Wbe-ol, and Madame Tussaud's, and Covent Gardens, and Buckingham Pal- ace, and the Victorian Era Exhibition, and we should like to wind up with a couple of hours in the ...