... at the Lyceum broke down ol the secosd night, add since then the Iloyal Italian Opera has had everything its own way. Covent Garden is crowded every night from the floor to the ceiling; and Messrs. Gyc and Mapleson will make larger profits by union and ...

... discourse of the Rev. Dr. Hugh M'Neile. OPENING OF THE ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA AX COVENT GARDEN THEATRE. -On Saturday night the new house, built to replace the late Covent Garden Theatre, as a Royal Italian Opera House, was opened for the first time to the ...

... with the state of the d fiower tiade, for all the English blooms now on sale are o grown within a twenty milo radius of Covent Garden. k Thero is hardly a metropolitan suburb that does not con- o tain at least one flower farmer, and one of these growers ...

... guaura1n- teed upon this race by William W~riglst, S9sorting Printer, Racing Cosumission andu Express Agent, 1i, York Street, Covent Gar-den, London. For list of prices see Bellf's Lift, Spenlieim Lifc, sani ,Sperfsseeaon, or, serd a stansped directed envelope ...

... Passing through Long Acre and James Street, it rushed madly round Covent Garden Market, and at the corner of James Street and the Piazza made a furious onslaught on the premises of the Covent Garden Tea Company, 1, James Street, dashed in the plate- glass front ...

... information was to the effect that on January 12 the defendant threw some t champagne in her face at the Albion Tavern, Covent Garden, and followed this up by throwing a glass of I water at her. Two days later, in a dressing-room at Drury Lane Theatre, ...

... a close. Covent, Garden will close in three weeks in order to prepare for Mr. Boucioault's autumn and winter sea- son. The Drury Lane season will not be much longer. Wagner's Lohengrin was promised at the Royal Italian Opera, Covent Garden, but the ...

... 566b., and the lowest abodt 2s. At the end of last week, however, an intimation went round from the principal salesmen at Covent Garden, recommending growers to send in their gages as quickly as possible, before they are too ripe for the market. The result ...

... both useful and entertaining at the Sunday Tea Table. —London : Printed and Published by Henry Greenwood, 2, Street, Covent Garden, W.C. (and at 32, Castle Liverpool). And may also obtained of Houston and Wright, 05, Paternoster Row, London, E. C. Edinburgh: ...

... CLOSING OF THE ROYAL ENGLISH OPERA. On Saturday night, although the performance was an- nounced as usual, the doors of the Covent Garden Theatre were not opened, and a notice was posted up to the effect that the theatre was closed, owing to unfavourable cir- ...

... thirty-five nights, and he will give three operas a week. The Covent Garden boxes, on the grand tier, are charged 240 guineas, and at Drury Lane 220 guineas. An orchestra stall can be had at Covent Garden for the season at 35 guineas, and at Drury Lane for 30 ...

... THE COST OF PAYTOMINE. [Fromt the Standard.] In the neighbourhood of Covent Garden there is a certain class of business which, during the c last, few years, has increased fourfold. Some r branches of it have so flourished as to be turned ( into limited ...