... fortunes to London It was the Impresario who brought us. We were at Milan, and we came to Loudon to slog In the chorus at Covent Garden. It was good fortune that brought us so far from home. And you hate London uo doubt, after Italy r is a city to love ...

... sister-la-law and saw Lies on the stage for the first time since he had watched her in the ranks of the Italian chorus at Covent Garden. The boa was one of the beat in the house, and very near the stage. Vansittart felt assured that Lisa would recognise his ...

... Had he thought of Lisa all day long, he could never have pictured her otherwise than luaßpy and contented. Ile was at Covent Garden one evening with his sister and his betrothed, and he saw the Venetian amidst her troops of companions. The opera was William ...

... master builder. The defendant was formerly & grocer's assistant, but now the propristor of the establishment in New-street, Covent-garden, which he had formerly managed The defendant visited her at her father's house, and a voluminoua correspondence took place ...

... the celebrated John Ruskin. The fruit averaged balf-en.ounes each in weight. and wen el fine perfume and quality. In Covent-garden they fetched 40a. per lb. A WARWICILiIfiIIi LANDLORD.—Toynbee Hall has jut suffered a serious toes by the withdrawal of ...

... rged on a warrant with insulting his wife, Marie Lloyd,' the actress, by throwing a glass at her in a publaybonse in Covent-garden, and kicking her in the body and at the Drury.lane Theatre. The complainant also stated that the accused had threatened ...

... see the situation in a uew light. She wanted to succeed, to be admired and hunous like the singers whom she had seen in Covent Gardens, bending beneath a load of boonuets. while the house rung with their triumph. She wanted to be applauded like those lemons ...