... the Teck and Prince Lonis Batten* berg, and attended by the of Morton and Mr. Hole mum, want to thoßoyal Italian Opera, Covent Garden. A Drowned Fleetwood.—On Toe*. ADVICE TO MOTHERS.—Arc you broken your rest by sick child, suffering with the pain of cutting ...

... played the orchestra. As a proof of the interest rrcited his Persian Majesty’* viait. it may mentioned that private boxes Covent Garden are now selling guinea* each, stalls at 10 guinea*, and the slips the top the house two guineas. Hi* Majesty will viait ...

... eyes, does not seem very auspicious time for promulgating Republican doctrines. The Italian opera season has commenced at Covent Garden, Less! being the prxma dona. Drury Louie is also shortly to be the abode of second operatic company. The advocates of women’s ...

... shows that Mr. J. F. Barteb earns living entirely by mushroom growing and spawnmaking, and in one season he. supplied Covent Garden with over two tons. His method is simply that of purohasing horsedung from the London stables, from which the greater part ...

... Exchequer, barmaid, named Francs* Barton, recovered XfiOdamsgre for nttmsd her * former mistress, tbo landlady public-house in Covent Garden, who accused plaintiff ol having stolen shilling out of tbo har-ti.l. The Liverpool School Board have bod animated discussion ...

... MISS MINNIE ROTCHELEV. MISS FLORENCE ASHTON, MISS MILLIE VERE: MISS ANNIE WADE. Solo Harpist, from Riviere’s Concert-'. Covent Gardens ; MISS VERE, Solo Piauiste. The and Magnificent Costume* hj Madame lineal, of Pari*. ...

... s Lectures, by C. Carter Blake. Scientific Suggestions. The Editor’s Table.—London : JAB. WADE, 18, Tavistaok Street, Covent Garden.—Rugby : J. HOPEWELL, Advertiser Office. 18 8 3. MARCH BREWINGS I MARCH BREWINGS I 1 Xhos. Salt and Co., BREWERS, bu eton-on-t ...

... When Thackeray spoke uf the jiowcra Uic press, its guidance of the Cabinets of Hit.t«tern, marking the price of poUtoes Covent Gardens, noting oonapiracy Moscow, as well many outer iMMuble and impossible thiugs, ho dW not dream , that any journalist would ...

... might able to sing at private concerts.*' she -“aid demore’y. “ Private concerts ! You might sing at Her Majesty's or Covent Garden—with a littie more training perhaps. said Hubert, trying to cautious, but failing hide the satisfaction which shone out ...

... Christian and suit* have imssed through Aberdeen for Inverness. A memorial tablet about to placed the house King-street. Covent-garden . to which Pf. Arne, ths composer Role Britannia, was bora. A roan named Thomas Bridget has been taken Into custody for ...

... CURATES’ AUGMENTATION FUND special meeting the members of ibis society waa held on Monday offices. 5, Henrietta street, Covent-garden—(be Kev. Daniel Moore in tbe chair. The Bev. H. V U Has lntro,luecs.l tbo Imatures of the meeting, which waa tbe consideration ...

... Pierre MAlois (produced in Pans l&j'J) and Ocluiina. written for Adelina Patti, ami |>erforra*'*l with much sDoceas at Covent-garden Theatre; many m.ivh.**, n->tal-ly one in F., given last week, whi. will Iro alone sulbcient make name known to posterity; ...