... ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA, COVENT GARDEN. VISIT O HIERS MAJESTY. The Weber mania appears to have broken out afresh in London, and Der Freischutz' and its witclseries are again the talk of the town, after a lapse of a quarter of a century. Indeed, it would ...

... Colitea. of Saint flelell's. lace:, London, merchanit.-J. Creed, of Bedford couit, Covent Garden, ?? Beek, of Derby, tea-dealer-J. Gus and G. Deanis.. ol Bow-street, Covent-Garden, vietuallers.-Wmin. Portch, of Bradford, Wilts, ?? Cbick, of Newgate-street, ...

... Club, London, but it does not seem clear who first ■ado the joke. A Savage was standing on the steps at ■vans' Hotel, Covent Garden, where tho club is now located, when a gentleman came up to him and asked him if there was a gentleman with one eye named ...

... Fielden, in memory of him late uncle, a Mr John Fieldeed £70 18e from the stewards of id the Covent Garden Lifeboat Fund, in aid of the n, support of the Covent Garden lifeboat at Caister; 3h £63 18. 6d from the Sheffield Amateur Dramitio Society, proceede ...

... influenz^a agfd 37 years, PRimCE's THEATRE,-The engagement of Sir Augustus Harris's powerful company from Drury Lne and Covent Garden Theatres, with ?? Million of Money, is proving a diatinot auccesm at the Park raw house this week, and ts nightly attracting ...

... will open on Monday next, with the Grand Spectacle of TIMOUR the TARTAR, as per- formed two seasons at the Theatre-Royal, Covent- Garden,- with a success unprecedented. We congra- talate tihe public on this great treat of uovelty, which will be afforded them ...

... Fund, per Mr Ctharles Dibdi.l hon. see.; £iL66 17s 6d fromI tie steowards of the Covent Garden Lilo- boat Fund towvslrss lbe ncc lifeboat for Caistcr, tile Covent Garden LIC0 tl-Dnil the trusteos of the residuary Cstate Di the late .Uiss ianunou tswards ...

... purple and fine linen, ad lfaring sumptuously, y =memory of tbe Savage Club goe back to the old days under the Plazea in Covent Garden, and if a man could not be a Bohemian under the Pizana, then the most enchanting state of human existence was not for him ...

... Mr. Walter Long, M.P., will second the resolution to be proposed at the Primrose League demonstration on April Z6 at Covent Garden Theatre. The visitors at the Rougemont Hotel, Exeter,this week include, Mr and Mrs Ord,Mr Gabriel, Mr, Mrs, and Miss Wood ...

... sufferiog from congestion of the brain. Wit, Siums FEnnvs,-A London correspondent says Mr, Sims Reeves is engaged at the Covent Garden Concerts for two nights on terms which a few years ago would have been considered high even for Madame Adelina Patti, For ...

... actresss Tthe thloeate he to u l put the dresises May Mitchell raid she worked at Covent Garden needer Sir AugnintusJl1Brri. Go. July 19th nthe was carrying bundles to Covent Garden from the ?? ras She was lu the stores when the inzipeotor called. It was about ...

... first appearance in London vas in 1866, at Covent Garden, but it was not until 1871, at Drury Lane, that lie had any great success, Subsequently he was for several seasons the leading tenor at Covent Garden. It was at St. Petersburg that he met Adelina ...