... such letters would forward them to Mr. (i. W. L Rummell. M.P., to the care of Messes. MemplMes NM Co., beelforitetreet, Covent Garden. The may depend upon the letters being retuned to them after copies have AWOL Here ls a dory cl one of the Queen's which ...

... dressed in virginal white! She trip down the staircase to receive • lovely bouquet Mr. Stanhope has ordered for her from Covent Garden expressly for this ball, and which be is holding the e ready to give her. She looks trpin his face with her sott eyes and ...

... Royal Academy of Music. He was about 31 years of age, and the only son of Mr. Gilbert H. Betjemann, the larder of the Covent Garden Opera Hand. The accident happened as Mr. Betjemann about to leave the Grind..!weld glacier. The snow thereabouts% has melted ...

... was the eon of an innkeeper at Divard. and was born at Tours in 1834. When he IMP thirty-two years of age he appeared at Covent Garden as Edgardo in Lucia di Lammermoor. Later no be an Itaoul 'Lei Huguenots, and was as - ads first tenor at Covent Ciardrn ...

... be n Bethnal-rook ask —Thin *tooth* iseritenied.—Tbe • nmarni A serious accident occurred to • 11111/11111t porter is Covent garden on Tuesday the,sing. The man, known as this Porter was engaged is drawing • barrow, Inoa with pears, downs Southarnptos ...

... have pocketed a sixpence. His taxed costs would certainly have been less than his costs out of pocket by that amount. Covent Garden was a rare sight on Monday. The local fruiterers in the West End have done a big business in the present week; but it is ...

... lady took too much to heart the failure el her negotiations for an engagement this meson at the Royal Italian Opera, Covent Garden. La a letter written lase than 48 hours before her suicide she declared that it will be pretty well the death of me through ...

... Trivia* at Covent Garden an Ilth this year. Ma was with brilliants and othar aisle m.e.tlng the ams mentiosed, and the setting of them in the drama by jewellers cost the maw et £BOO. The Wes, in all probability, the at costly robe Covent Garden stage has ...

... at this great house in the Haymarket or at the still larger theatre in Covent Garden. Yet the number of theatres in London hzus much increased since the opera-house in Covent Garden was built. Though there are melt vast populations in the suburbs, only ...

... with theatrical sculpture, beaus. of Flaxman's statues of Thalia and Melpomene, which were in niches on the facade at Covent Garden Theatre up to the night when the house was burnt down P Prinoe Francis of Teck,haring got his troop la the Dragoons, supersedes ...

... eafirytesselog, at the places at other times most dergsrese to pedestrians without let or Ignebersim But in one centre, in Covent Garden and the streets which lead to it, there was 1513 cessation , from activity. The Easter flower market is always ~ a pretty ...

... brothers Jame. Wore, is bachelors, much given to kindly hospitality and In they secured • double box on the grand tier at Covent Garden solely for the accommodation of their friends. Mr. James the owner of 14, Great StanhopeMrset, and be and his brothers ...