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... A REMARKABLE EGG. At the auction rooms of Mr J. C. Stevens, King's-street, Covent Garden, on Tuesday, the egg of the Apyornis Maximus was put up for auction. The bidding commenced at 30gs., and after spirited bidding was eventually knocked down to Mr ...
... PROPOSED NATIONAL THEATRE. At a meeting held on Monday at the Covent Garden Opera, London, Lord Towndiend pre- siding, it was decided to call a mee ing of the theatrical profession, and arrange for interesting the public iu instituting a new National ...
... THROUGH A FIRE. Mary FlanaKhan, aged 70, who was severely in- jured recently by jumping úom a high wmdw during a fire in Covent Garden, London, died on Friday in the hospital. This is the second fatality, &8 John 40. 19M. to ...
... CHEERS FOR DR JAMESON. Outside the court a vast concourse of people collected, lining Bow-street and the front of Covent Garden Theatre. As soon as Dr. Jameson left the court he was recognised, and as he got into his cab the spectators sent up a loud ...
... ABERDARE. DR PARRY e OPERA, BLODVVICN, XMAS AND BOXING DAYS.—Specially painted scene'v: costumes by Harrison Bros., Covent Garden. On December 27th a special train will lea..e the G. W. R. station at 10.15 p.m., for Mountain Ash and Quaker's Yard. ...
... the profession of his father, who is a member of the firm of Messrs Jacobs, Garcia, and Co., fruiterers and florists, Covent Garden, but was a stockbroker, and had made for himself a. con- siderable fortune. ...
... PENARTH.' ANDREWS HALL,-Madame Osborne Williams, of the Royal Italian Opera House, Covent Garden, London, gives a ooncert here to-night (Thursday). Madame Williams will be accom- panied by Miss S. A. Williams, Mr Tom Williams, Caradog, and other well-known ...
... described as a musical director of high repute, lately engaged at the Olympic Music-hall, was charged with loitering in Covent Garden Market, The accused when arrested admitted taking an uppie from a stall. The magistrate discharged him with a caut:on. ...
... LOCAL VETO BILL. A committee appointed by the United King- dom Alliance and the National Temperance Federation has secured Covent Garden Theatre for a great convention of delegates from tem- peiance bodies throughout the United Kingdom on the 6th of December ...
... GLOVE FIGHT IN LONDON. At the National Sporting Club, Covent- garden, London, on Monday evening, a very interesting glove fight took place, the men en- gaged being J. Driscoll, of London, and George Crisp, of Newcastle. The result was a victory for Driscoll ...
... GLOYEFIGHT INLONDON. A glove contest of interest was decided at the National Sporting Club, Covent Garden, on Mon- day night. Eyles, of London, and Winters, of Australia, boxed for £25 a side and a purse giver- by tho club. In the seventh round Winter# ...
... LOCAL ARTISTS PROMINENT. In the vestibule of Covent Garden Theatre there hangs a case- of beautiful photographs of Madame Patti, by Messrs Siedle Bros., of Swan- sea and Newport. These pictures are the. most recent and the most successful (for London ...