... Madmeo Mrie Rose, the renowned. soprano; Mdlle. Carlotta Desvignes, pma donna Con- tralto from the Royal Italian Opera, COvent Garden; Signor A. Abramoff,, prima basso of the Imperial Theatre, St. Petersburg; Signor Francesco. Paini, the Italian tenor; ...

... promoting it by IMr. John Wilson (Durham), Mr. Atherley Jones, Mr. Fenwick, Mr. J. A. Pease, and Mr. J. Richardson. For the Covent Garden promenade concerts Mr. Cecil Barth has secured Mr. George Riseley and M. Jules Riviere as conductors. Mr. Riseleyonlycame ...

... great number of dramas, whose first play, called Werler, was brought oat sixty years ago, has a new piece accepted at Covent- garden theatre. ...

... time Liberator in Covent Garden Theatre, while the State Trials were pcnding, Mr. Duncombe lionostred them by presiding. (Cheers). Mr. Duncombe, too, had successfully exerted hIinselt' to raise the lmtrge itleetilg in Covent Garden Market to addiess her ...

... clock and watchmaker, Alfred-street, River-terrace, Islington. J. E. Smirk, licensed victualler, Broad-court, Bow-street, Covent garden. B. Chandler, ironmonger, Stanmore. T. Olliver, liveTy-stable- keeper, Prestbury, near Cheltenham. H. Nichols. auctioneer ...

... another eye-glass, and killed every bird. There were brains in this noble sportsman. - Farley brought out Aladdin at Covent Garden about folty years ago, I think, and a very fine show it was In the Lyceum burlesque on the same story, when the palace ...

... Albert Vilctor, Pricce George, Princess Louise., aued Princess Victoria, h1onoured the performnauece aL flie Thentre Royal, Covent Garden, with their preascie. Ta attendance wvere ?? Knolls's General thle Itighit Ilou. Sir William Knollys, Major Gfrey, and ...

... althonggh--exaggerated, Tlie cause of this id -conduct imputed'to him arose out of the business which: he had occurred in Covent Garden. Mr; Dobwling 'had- .t stated that he had horsewhipped 'him, and it bid been sobstated in 'every pciper in the klngdbo ...

... performed in English next season at Covent Garden are also being talked about. This work, written for the opening of the Royal English Opera Rouse, now the Palace Theatre of Varieties, would bear perform- ance at Covent Garden provided some British singers ...

... further aid is looked for is a per- l formance which is to be given at Covent Garden dur- ing the nest Italian opera season. The principal artistes who were engaged at Covent Garden at the time of Sir Augustus Harris's death were anxious that such a p ...

... '1797, J. Southey. L.-6 Ei. 13 1kb., 1774. F. Foivier. An intereiting sale took place on Friday t Mr. G. Robins' rooms, Covent-Garden. It cons sisted of Mr. C. Kemble's theatrical wardrobe, and ome articles once belongina to Sir WV. Scott. and others t ...

... La-irrerce; and 790 guineas f. r A Lady in a Black Dress, by Sir Joshua TLae Dule and Duchess of Tech were present at Covent Garden last niglht, when M. Jean de Reszke usacle his third appearance this season in Tristanr and ht-lde. The house was literally ...