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... COVENT GARDEN THEATRE. Chronicle. Thursday, December 21, 1809. We are happy to see an end put to the disjftite that has now so iong been carried on between the Publie and the Managers; a dispute Which has been maintained without dignity, and from which ...
... NEW THEATRE COVENT GARDEN. On two compartments in the east front of this noble edifice, the following allegorical designs appear, in relievo, from the combined talents of and Rossi: The ancient Drama.—ln the centre, three Greek Poets sitting; two looking ...
... od Covent Garden ineatre-Opened on Monday 1 ab was crowded the instant the doors were uy and thougn on the steps of the portico the mob we e against the adva.ce of prices, yet Wael got re the Theatre, they were for at sik of the spectacle. I € auc a ed ...
... THE BENEFIT OF MR. MARSHALL, Who happy to have an opportunity (with the assistance of Mrs. din, of the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden), to present Bill of Fare of superior kind, to his Friends and the Public, whose favours humbly solicits, assuring them ...
... important conflict at Covent- Garden, and the Duel between Lord Castlereagh and Mr. Canning. We have long laughed at the national attachment the French to the Opera and the Theatre, but the perusal of the six nights' exhibitions at Covent Garden, and the columns ...
... Ch stréet, Strand, merct hhoed turnips, was adjudged 27, 27, Feb, 24, far rin.. Fhe szme a uccessful candidates for the Covent Garden, Mie Mr. Gros- man, F \ the. last year. a siunilar prize for the aext one Hiddon, Ange > Fulle tod competition is expected ...
... cltapmau, Nov 15, ln,2n, the ih.d Tavern, Newcastlc-opcu-'I s. Forster, Newcastle upon-Tyne; ...
... have formed the contending parties. . . Illumination.—Mr.-.llull, who is well known to have been the apologist-general at Covent Garden Theatre for about five and twenty years, took it into his head, at the time of the dispute between Keppel and PalliserJ ...
... Top of Westgat Watkins, Cirencester jun. of Queen-street, Cheap- the United Kingdom. johnson, of Brown-street, street, Covent Garden, liquo Th Usefud reen, of Percy-strect, Tot n- E TAINS of Ped Ff ...
... ; from which circum- and such, 32 bet ¢ the. Hour. ot entertained phat of the will be d a “That precise! nok place at Covent Garden the Thur Dalby 4° sday night: part of thea err € private err urs should be vi- fame f Mrs. H. Johnston. and answee to.their ...
... that parish.—Win. Thirsk, Esq. of the 6th dragoon guards, to Miss Taylor, Brunswick-row, and late of the TheatrCs-Royal, Covent- Garden and Manchester. DEATHS.—At Worcester, Mrs. Philpott, relict of the Rev. Other Philpott, late Rector of Pedmore, that county ...
... chap. man, July y, Id, Aug. Id, Guildhall. Att. Edison, Coopers' Hall, street. ,Ua «arrt /«(, of Little Russcl-strtet* Covent Garden, vintner, dealer and chapwoman, July 9, Id, Aug. 16, at Cutldhatl, Att. Wihiam Beckett. Broad-street, Golden-square tiichani ...