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... MEETING AT COVENT GARDEN THEATRE. (AIbridged fromn the Tinmes.) - a or le On Wednesday evening an aggregate meeting of the Anti- in tt Corn Law Leaguae, behig the second of the season, was held be .e ait Covent-Garden Theatre. The theatre, as usnal on ...
... League for the present season would take place; Considerably before six o'cloek a vast crowd wis assembled in-front of Covent Garden Theatre. At about half-past six o'clock the 'doors 'were thrown open, and every 'p-rt' of 'the house! was filled to over- ...
... TOTAL DESTRUCTION OF COVENT GARDEN THEATRE. (From the Times of Thursday) i At an early hour on Wednesday morning a calamitous a fire originated in Covent-garden Theatre, which speedily reduced to a mass of shapeless ruins that magnificent building so ...
... TOTAL DESTRUCTION OF COVENT GARDEN THEATRE. I Thin vnhbla PA MP n tnt-tlt'Apqrnw9 hv fire. nn IVPdnpg. This noble edifice was totally'destroyed by fire, on Wednes- ir -3 day, A calamity, which was firat discovered hbout Ave O'clock in I d the morning ...
... INTERESTING ACCOUNT OF THE QUEEN'S VISIT T'O COVENT GARDEN THEATRE. On Friday night, the 17th instant, the Queen went in state to this Theatre, when the performances commanded were Lord Byron's tragedy of Werner, and the first act of ?? Dia- volo. We ...
... Italian Opera, Covent Garden, taking the pa~rt of Massetto. Tibe following morning the Daily Tclerrazphr, according to the plain- tiff, falsely and maliciously stated that Mr. Ciampi, ?? Massetto belongs to the9 ancient history of Covent Garden Theatre, as ...
... IDI e aIIiflpV omipani oI. *OJlGIN,4AL AIND SLIECTED. C At the time of the great succe'ss of The Antigone at Covent Garden Theatre, we gave the subjoined Sonnet in our columns; and we nowv reprint them as season- able to the, success of the satne tragedy ...
... as was also the signature on the certificate ?? Isaacs, of 11iA, Long Acre, and carrying on business as a fraiterer at Covent Garden Market, deposed that he was the father of the proseentrix. On the 23rd of November, 1873, he was present at3, 3Russell-street ...
... just alluded to sail for - 2New York on the 10th July. This weeki lI:-. Crotty joins his compatriot, Mr. 7K-tGuckin, at Covent Garden, and sings in 1' ITrovatore and Faust. Aterwards he vand his wife take part in a series of promenade concerts at Edinburgh ...
... The Stowaway, by A bickson- uir Falling Leaves and Fading Trees, Erest -r Parton; Town Piccadilly Returning from ,y Covent Garden, Maria Brooks; The a, Wounded Stag, C. E. Johnson; Trouble, or AliceHavers; Maternity,J. Bottomly; Tide n. Race ...
... L~aa~erfort thdeuio~nsaitrsio -of knights1i . dsmesand asssniiates-of the Orgaiioistion oftit tI w yellow Flower -in. Covent Garden Theatre o]n =en e Tuesday. she sang 'the -solo. part in Costa's the i farragement of the Natiinal. Anthem, and a -thin] ...
... the par. formance,'-of Don Pattos, a one-leggetl dancer, who recentt) appeared with great success at Her Majesty's and Covent Garden Theatres. A new drama, Give a .Dog a Bad Nsme, or England and:Australia, is ala,7 aunounced. The charactea will be supported ...