... 'eommitted suicide last week by suspend- ing himself by a handkerchief in his bed room.-A brick- layer fell from a scaffold in Covent Garden, ,.nd was ito- paled through'the thighs and sides upon the 'hlirp railing., wOhich abound in front of private residences ...

... some visits to-day (Thursday), and, after dining at the Duke of Sutherland's, pro- ceeded to the Royal Italian Opera, Covent Garden. In the Floral Hall attached to the Theatre, 400 to 500 ladies and gentlemen, in evening diess, assembled to see the general ...

... CoPLIMls. Perhaps the beat compliment that Tennyson ever re- ceived, according to Mrs Rirchie, was one day, walking in Covent Garden, when he was suddenly stopped by a rough-looking man, who held one his hand, and said- You're MSlr Tennyson. Look here ...

... serve still better of his country. The other evening, a serious young man from the country attended a Wagner concert at Covent Garden. The music, however, failed to please him, and he was heard to remark, on leaving the theatre, that, after all, there was ...

... daily on th'e part of foreign singers in discovering thait a not'- is h~alf a tone higher at St. Jarnes's Hall than at Covent Garden, nor can they ever count on having the same pitch at two concert halls or by two orchestras. France was the first country ...

... Derby, namely, that the church established in Ireland has as much right to its property as the Duke of Bedford has to Covent Garden and Woburn Abbey. If this objection is meant to place the righst of the present Archbishop of Dublin, during his life, ...

... despaired of by her father. Sent free to all on receipt of one stamp.-Address, 0. P. BRcOWN, Secretary, No. 2, Kying Street, Covent Garden, London.' The oriole, which has been seen in this co during the last week or two, is suppased t b the harbinger of hot ...

... Act, in the room of Lord Mornck, On Wednesday morning, the police found six revolvers in a dust-bihi iln Hart Street. Covent Garden, London, and they were renioved to Bow Street. it is not known by whom they had t een secreted. ...

... reception at Barcelona has been quite an ovation. He returns to the scene of his many tri- umphs at the Royal Italian Opera, Covent Garden.- A movement, inaugurated by the ladies of Glamor- ganehire, is in progress for raising funds to present a suitable offering ...

... citement in varieus parts of Europe during the last ttwelve months, has been engaged for the forth- coming .pautominie at Covent Garden. A few 'years ago he was dancing at a common singing saloon in Lyons, and he seems to have made a great impression in Germany ...

... gives the best known H~erbal Remedies for their positive and permanent core. Address, Dr. 0. PHLPS BuOWy, 4, Ifing Street, Covent Garden, London. [7 ...

... During the past week Madamne Farseli-Madier has essayed for the first time the rote of Valen- tina in the Huguenots, at Covent Garden, and Madame Adalgisa Gabbi that of Aida, at Her Majesty's; but neither of them has succeeded in arousing the attention ...