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... Exeter on February 16. The ceremony of cutting the Twelfth Night cake was performed at midnight on the great stage of Covent Garden, under most favourable auspices. Sir Augustus Harris had for the first time broken through the rule of cutting it upon ...
... the operatiS situation may ?? be described. The troupe of her Majesty's opera have been trans- ferred to the boards of Covent Garden, where they sing under the alternate conductorship of Signor Auditi and Signor Li Calsi, to thee Royal Italian orchestra ...
... and Mr. MKapleson may be said to commence. We have now arrived at the stage of grand opera and powerful casts, in which Covent Garden beats all Europe. Yet Her Mlajesty's Theatre by no means leaves all the grand dcora to the Royal Italian Opera, but offers ...
... hester, Leeds, and other distant towns. The coins breught good prices, and were bought by Mr. Webster, of enrietta Street, Covent Garden; Mr. Johnston, Strand, and Others The antique silver spoons, &c., were bought by the Hin. and Rev. J. R. 0. Bridgeman, ...
... Society, waited upon Sir Richard Maine, on Saturday, request that coffee houses which were used by them and th*. salesmen in Covent Garden should opened at three o'clock instead of four o'clock, on market days—viz., Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays Sir Richard ...
... Hall. The opera season begins next week. It was an- nounced at the close of last season that the Royal Italian Opera, Covent Garden, was to be this year transferred by Mr. Gye to a public company. The ill success of the English Opera Company (Limited) ...
... EMPEROR NALPOLEON I. AT A DISCOUNT. -Alesrs. Debenham and Storr offered for sale on Monday, at their rooms, King Street, Covent Garden, curious old military treassre chest, formerly the property of the First Napoleon, and which was left at Acre after the ...
... Murray, long associated with the and Harrison Company, has been appointed acting manager to the English Opera Company Covent Garden. correspondent of the Indepemlance Beige states that the tirst two sheets of volume the second of the Histoire de Cesar ...
... hluS been issued pro- cliding all persons from cnterisg the station wvithsout a ticket. The opera to be perforused at Covent Garden by desire of his Royal Highutese will be Un Ballo in Mlaeohera.' Every seat is pre-eisgaegd. FUNERAL OF THE COUNTESS ...
... debutuate, Madlle. Smeroscltt appears at Covent Garden, as Rosis.a, in Il Blarbiere di Siviglia, on ThIirstlay ; and there will be a new A= ?? in Signor Montanaro., At present Signor Nicolini, at Covent Garden, is matched against Signor Moiini, at Drury ...
... by her father, ?? physician, who has new discontinued practice. Bent to any person P~res-- 0. P. Brown, 2, King Street, Covent Garden, London. C771 IMTlORTANT.-J 4, Carr's Lane, BlIuingiWgAZ established' 1S6l, for the sale of Pura Tea. ConEnisaesia pronounce ...
... of revecie. Mr. Blanchard. revels in the relics sad reminiscences of the past. He first learned his letters from the Covent Garden playbills; as a child he sat in the lap of the famous Miss O'Neil; and was kissed by Bliss Fanny Kemble. Jack Bannister ...