... opposition to this application, and it was stated in the course of the proceedings that the Duke of Bedford had desired that Covent Garden should be ex- cluded from the area of supply. The evidence on this subject has been directed to show that the application ...

... THELATRICAL WIGS. Not far from Covent Garden market is a manufac- turinpg establishment which is probably unique. This establishment will be at its busiest to-day, and to visit it is, to become acquainted with one of the very oddest branches of commerce ...

... eak;bg, her retr-e at Covent Garden in her fvliepre-p sentation of the heroine of Carmen. As an example of the thoroughness with which what might be considered an off season ' is being con- ducted, it may be noted that at Covent Garden, in. consequence ...

... upon the sabsoription to White's, .but at present there Is noet even a whisper of a break up. Then the Cider Cellas, in Covent Garden, are about to be greatly improved and remodelled, and made more attrantive to country couei. Col. Knox, I am glad to say ...

... sician, who has nosy discontinued Prectice. Seiit to acy person Free-Address, (. P. Brown, Secretary, 2, lKing, Street, Covent Garden, London, Qg us ...

... considerable celebrity, died at Glasgow this week, in her 86th year. . She made her first appoerasse in the mefro- polis, at Covent Garden Tbeatre, all DcsfceeoeW, to Mr. Chearles Young's Otlello, Sestember 20, 18. In 1818 her services were secured by ties Drury ...

... since the commencement ti his great work in NewingtonL Miss, Marguerite MS-acintyre makes her debut at ?? itali~an Opera, Covent Garden), Lextj Cniay, as Ycara-msxile in Faust,1 and. during I the. seasoin she will appear also as Valef-ii'a in Le,, Huguenots ...

... Newen, Esq., of Cambridga Terrace sum of £100. A RBEmARKABLE HiSTORY.-The Mliss Emma Abbot ,I! appeared on Wednesday at Covent Garden for the tme upon any stage has a very remarkable history, ?? 1$ said that when only nine or ten years old she play04 little ...

... MR. CHAMBERLAIN ON THE GLAD- . STONIAN CHANGE OF POLICY. The Press Association says after Lord Salisbury'sI speech at Covent Garden Theatre, Mr. T. Gavan Duffy, of Eocbdale, wrote to Mr. Chamberlain asking him if he had used the following words in describing ...

... CONCERT. I By the Queen's command, a performance was given at Windsor' Castle last night by the Royal Opera Company from Covent Garden, the first acl of Carmen and Cavalleria Rusticand forming the programnme. The performance took place, as usual, in ...

... performances in Melbourne during the Christmas season. The governors of St. Peter's Hospital for Stone, Henrietta Street, Covent Garden, have received a draft for £1,000. for the afflicted poor from Mr. XV. H. John. son. The Director of Hygiene at the French ...

... is contradicted in the Daity Icie r th. Madame Patti did once wear a dress decked with gems of that valen but it was at Covent Garden on the 11th of June of the p resent vear, when she appeared as L Trriota. The mere arranging and setting of the jewels ...