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... COVENT GARDEN. LAST night a New Farce, entitled, THE written by Mr. O'Keeffc, was formed toa very genteel audience, and received with general applaule. The characters were thus reprefented: Colonel Dormant, Mr. Fcaron. Valentine, Mr. Joknf.one, Farmer ...
... Royal in Covent Garden. Peach= Mr. Jenkins, Lockit Mr. Ward, Mat &the Mint Mr. Marr, Filch Mr. Shepard, Ben Budge Mr. Rickard, Wat Dreary Mr. Clarke, Robin of Bagihot . Mr. Turne,r, Nimming Ned Mr. Redmond. The Part of V OLLY by MiIsTOUNG, from the Theatre ...
... By a 07ntlenian of Covent Garden Thea,re , . p . rintrd for J. Walker, No. 44, Pater-noiter Row ; and by Peaifan and Ro!Von, Birtningham, the Boo . kfelleri at the Foot of the latt and the Newlren. • • jE3e11 calls the above a pirated Rook, which the ...
... ST. PAUL'S CHURCH, COVENT GARDEN, DESTROYED BY FIRE. DESTROYED FIRE. This beautiful ltructure, the architectural triumph of Inigo Jones, and the admiration of Europe, was on Thurlday afternoon reduced allies. From what has tranfpired, there is every reafon ...
... After the Clofe of the Poll Yellerday for Weilminiter, an Affray happened in Covent. Garden. It feems there had been fummoned an extraordinary Numbef of Conflables to keep the Peace. At Three o'Clock all was quiet ; but in half an Hour afterwards, when ...
... Irifb Poplin grareborle, Indian Qt!een, No. r i Chandos-ftreet, Covent Garden, Londdn. D OBARTS and PLOWMAN, Mercers and Irith Poplin Manufaaurers, molt refpeetfully acquaint the Nobility and Gentry, that their Warehoufe is completely afforted, for the ...
... A very difcoidunt kind of a duet has lately la, ken at Covent Garden Theatre, between Johnltone and in which the former, tnllead beating time in the manner, knocked the latter completely out of tune, that the affair likely to referred to legal concert ...
... by M. WILD (from Theatre Royal, Covent Garden). Louifa ' Mrs. CASTELLI (from th e Th ea t re R oya l, Covent Garden );Duenna, Mrs. Norton ; and the Part of Clara, by Mrs. CLENDENING (from the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden,?. End of the Opera, a NEW DANCE ...
... Lopez, by Mr. WiLla (from Theatre Royd, Covent Garden). Louifa, Mifs ARNE (from theTheatre Royal,DruryLane) Duenna, Mrs. Norton; and the Part of Clara, by Mrs. CLENDarizNo (from the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden): . • DANCING, By Mr. and Mrs. (lafe Madam ...
... Comedy of WIVES as they WERE, and MAIDS as they ARE ; the Part of Mils Dorrilan, hr Mrs. Jo UNsow, from the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden, being her firft Appearance here. End of the Play, the favourite Song of The SNUG LITTLE ISLAND, by Mifs Sims; DANCING ...
... presented, The BEAUX STRATAGEM. The characters of Archer and Cherry, by Mr. and Mrs. Chalmers, from the Theatre-Royal, Covent Garden. After the Play, Mr. Shuter will present the audience with Scrub's Travels to Dublin, London, Bath, &c. as delivered five ...
... Account of & New Cemedy ealled Tux Duet- LIST, as performed for lie frg 1 ime en Saturday Nigbt laft at the 7 heatre Ropal, Covent Garden. ...