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... the effect that the child a-as acc►dentl3 suffocated was returned. TAB Lauver txOdd WOPT.D.—The circus Or ring of the Covent Garden Theatre has beat entirely revered by an enaemous mat. OM *wo weight. It is made of uoblesebed Coosa Nut Fibre, boa • soft ...
... received prompt attention, LOAD ER k SON, 65, 801 l Street, Birmingham. TIN LABOrsT MAT IN TIN WOILD.—The MINI= ring of the Covent Garden Theatre has been astir* mewed by an enormous mat, over tens la weight. It is made of nabissehed Come Nut Fibre, has a soft ...
... of Mr. F. li. CowetiS Sigua, which, in its alibreviatsd_ ire tall acts, will lie produced at the Royal Italian Opera, Covent Garden, in the course of the current season. Dow!eh, second I,i wher of the Shah of Persia, again been appointed Governor of the ...
... Pepys; and Miss May Trotter. The remaining characters wen• creditably taken. The costumes were by Simmonds, King Street, Covent Garden, and the whole play was produced under the direction of Col. Grundy. Our Regiment will be repeated to-night when we trust ...
... need to tak' ens o my sin. Mr. Max Hecht mend. to M.A.P. the follow big remarkable little story: Felix Mottl. the Covent Garden conductor, who is staying with me. on coming down to breakfast this (Sunday) morning. said to me: I Lad a sad dream. was ...
... type of Sewer- , dal evil I—Do temperanee advocates stultify themselves when they try to Pat Down strong liquors 1 —ls Covent Garden Market, with its deoayed fruit ' strewn about, a recognised pla(gne) ground for children I—When Case. of infection are ...
... thief, bed it appeared that he wee committed from Bow-street a short time back for stealing a basket of cherries from Covent garden in much the same manner. He was tried at the Middlesex Sessions, and his defence, That the porter ought to have stopped ...
... Lynx.' CoitarrnoN.—At a Westminster eleetion in the pre-Reform days, a gentleman desirous of getting upon the hustings:it Covent Garden slipped a shilling into the hand of the guardian at the entrain. saying, '• I believe there is a little eorrnpti n here ...
... their pence before expending them. Tw, hours l►ter—i.e. at six a.m..—there is similar bustle and excitement going on in Covent Garden. The carte bearing the prodnee have rolled in from all the outlying market gardens and fruit growing districts. Some of ...
... Herr Emile Steinbach, of If ayence, to direct the German reprosentations which are to form part of the Wagner Cycle at Covent Garden during the present season. Harr Steinbach has bad much experience, and is a conductor of considerable repotein Germany ...
... which has horn presented with much sue. cross in Germany ' and which will he produced tot the first time in England at Covent Garden. The cut includes Madame Melba and Signors Lucia and Ancona. Considerable interest bas been excited in Berlin by a recent ...
... commenced in Essex, the yield being particularly good. A farm er at pringfield has, it is stated, consigned 2,000 bushels to Covent Garden market this week. The centenary fund of the London Missionary Society has now reached £61,641, exclusive of the challenge ...