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... instruétion to all Professors of rhe ~Histrionic School. 226g 4 School for Prejudice, which was “first debrought forward ar: Covent-Garden ‘Theatre, the'title of Liseral Opinions; though rather much in the extravagant style of the modern ‘Drama, approaches neater ...
... RCHER and HAUGH Irish Poplin, Tabbinet, and Family Mourning Warehouse, No. 8, Henrietta-street, Covent-garden, aud cers Majesty, Royal -Elighnesses the Prince and Princess of Wales, Duke and Dhitehess oi York, * Dutchess of and the. Princesses, &. ‘The ...
... shall think fir, viz. sol. to St. James, sol. to St. George, Ha. nover-squarey sol, to St. Ann, Solio, soi. to Se, Paul, Covent-garden, sol, Clement Danes, 30]. to St. Margaret, Westminster, gol. to St. Martin’s Le Grand, jol. to St, Mary Le Strand, 2zol ...
... of Pizarro, i _ a new Opera, in Two Acts, called The Veteran Tar, is in rehearsal, and will bé produced immediately. ~ COVENT-GARDEN, 7 PO:MCBROW EVENING, Jan. 7, 18or, EVERY. MAN LN After which wiil be performed, a Pantornime Entertain. a ment, called) ...
... “4 new Oper, in Two AGS, called The Veteran’ Tar; is in reheatsul, and will be produced immediately. ; (THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. | + EVENING, Jane 8, 1801, will be perfofmed, THE SCHOOL FOR PREJUDICE. o> Principal CharaGers by sell Mr LEWIS, Mrz MUNDEN ...
... many others equally elegant and nou- Cole, ROBARTS and PLOWMAN, Manufsdurers to the Royal Family, No. 1, Chandos-street, Covent-garden, A FRESH SUPPLY just received at No. 4% Lane, West Smithficld. ESSRS, HOWARD and EVANS most re- jnform the inliabjtants ...
... Work, 25. “ye, A COLLECTION of Much-esteemed DRAMA- rye FIECES, as performed at the. Threatres- Royal, Drury Lane and Covent-Garden, Tac Heinss, Richard Coeur de Lion, False Appearances, The Little or a Frolic in’ Bagdad, The Tempest, ihe of Sr. Marguerite ...
... Opera, in Twe Agts, called The Veteran Tar, is) oan rehearsal, and willbe ‘produced immediarély, a : ae se THEATRE:ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. ). MORROW EVENING, Jan, fo, 1801, oy on THE ‘SCHOOL: FOR PREJUDICE, ° “The Characters by Mr. LEWIS, Mr, MUNDEN,. ety, ...
... | “THEATRE- COVENT-GARDEN. N MONDAY EVENING, Jane. 12, Bory will be performed, KING RICHARD THE eer) Richart, Mr. COOK ' After which waill be Pantamiane Ensertaibe H ARLFC TOUR; ye) hk pac Fhe: PON INION OF ANCY. : With entirernew Scenery, Mac hinety ...
... and many others equally ¢legant and nou- vwehie. and PLOWMAN, Manufacturers to. the oyal Family, No, 1, Chandos-street, Covent-garden, L VELL and Co. Wovilen-Drapers, ‘Taylors, &c.. to. His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, Noy Cockspur. Charing-Crass ...
... THEATRE-ROYAL,; COVENT-GARDEN.’ T 1O-MORROW EVENING, Jan, 13, 1801, will be pertormed, THE SCHOOL 4! will be a, a Pantomime Entertain- ment, called, ; HARLEQUIN's: 3) Or, The DOMINION OE FANGY; With entire new. Music, Scenery, Machinery, aad Decorations ...
... quillity. “By the ‘same: 4 yY ‘a. er he 3 j prec Pi ASSHER and HAUGHTON’s Trish : “-Tabbinet, etd Eainily Mourning 8, Covent-garden, M | cgts to Eheir Royal the.Prince, and Princess of ‘Wales, * Duke and Dutchess of York, | Dutchess of Wirtembery, and ...