... of our objects. The only City of Lushington ” previous to our or. a, was hel at the Harp Tavern, Little Russel Street, Covent Garden, London. hostelry, which, according to one historian has had within its threshold every actor of note since the days of ...

... common doom of playhouses. Her Majesty’s Theatre has twice been burnt down; the first time in 1789, the second time 1867. Covent Garden was destroyed by the same cause March 5, 1886. THE TEACHING STAFF IN ODB BOARD SCHOOLS. Bt strange irony of fate, Mr. Tanfibld ...

... numerous accidents occasioned by skating the Serpentine, steps are being taken to put aPm to it.”—“ When Miss L, late of Covent Garden Tloatre, visited the Hecla, she was politely drawn up the ship’s side by means of a hair” At the Guildhall dinner none ...

... discharge the delicate task. In regard to the Brass Band Contest, to be judged by Mr. H. Hughes, Royal Italian Opera House, Covent Garden, there are seven entries, these being the Darlaston Havelock Band; the Biddulph Band, Congleton; Stoke Victoria Borough ...