... at the Royal General Theatrical Fund dinner. Under v the late Sir Augustus Harris he conducted Promenade r Concerts at Covent garden in association with Signor e Arditi, when some of Henry Russell's famous songs a were revived, with the choruses sung by ...

... brated comedian, have all been brought to the hammer during the past week, by Mr. Robins, the well-known auctioneer of Covent- garden. The residence of this favourite histrionic gentleman, at No. 14, Upper Gower-street, Bedford-square, was thrown open ...

... accommodates 2,500, the Elephant and Castle Theatre the same number, the Surrey follows close with 2,300, the same number as Covent- garden. The New Olympic has seating capacity for 2,150; the Grand, Islington, 2,000 ; the Lyceum, 1,835 ; the Princess's, 1,824; ...

... two beautiful airs at the said concert nost divinely, and that the hoarseness which so suddenly prevailed in Bow-street, Covent- garden, no lees suddenly disappeared in Pall-mall. In fact, a friend ot mine, who had the honourot being presentat the concert ...

... the Anti Corn-law League, notwithstanding the flt- tering reception which O'CONNELL met with at one of their meetings in Covent Garden Theatre. They felt probably that the performances had been rather dull and that to attract an audience some sort of monster ...

... greater marvel shall you see, A greater e'en than I shall bring it. forth. Though I am great and izard of the North. At Covent Garden, and at'Clbristmsa.time, Look out for the Mafidian's'PaatbSrdl,' ' ' 1roduced with 'spletad,'ef'gahd ?? d ardt, It shall ...

... numerous callers upon him for help was Mr Denvil, who some years before made a decided hit in Lord Byron's Manfred at Covent- garden Theatre. Macready speaks of him in his diary. I well remember him as lessee of the Pavilion Theatre, Mile-end. It was ...

... groups of columns on either side of the first or proscenium box, the general form of the theatre being after that of the Covent Garden, with four openings forming a square, support- ing in their centre a circular dome. The box front of the dress circle tier ...

... Infirmary in an ambulance waggon. FROM Boulogne our correspondent reports that Rancy's Circus company, returning from the Covent- garden season, arrived by S. E. R. steamers on Sunday, and left by early train on Monday for Lyons. Tit ...

... Weddings, Dinners, Funerals, &o. Clothes Cent to any part of En-+Iand. Perfeob Fit guaranteed. 3, 4, and 6, KING-STREET, COVENT. GARDEN (One Door from Market); 1 and 14. CHANDOS STREET, CHARING..CROSS; ani 31, WELLINGTON-ST., iTBAND, Telegraphic Address ...

... ST. JOHN, WESTMINSTER,- March 5, at ten o'clock. LiBERTY OF THE TOWER OF LONDoN.-March 6, at eleven o'clock. ST PAUL, COVENT GARDEN, ST. CLEMENT DANES, AND ST. MARY-LE-STRAND.-Mirch 7, at eleven o'clock. FPiINSBURY.-Marcl 8B.-St. James and St. John, Clerk- ...

... blows and short commons from the successo: ?? THE TENTH. Illustrious prototypes of. the Leaguers the men of Manchester and Covent- Garden Theatre-little'dreamed they that the mo- ment they 'were used, and used' up, THIER'S would step in and send themr coolly ...