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... COVENT GARDEN THEATRE. MONDAY NIGHT. . Previous to the commencement of The Grecian Daughter Mr. Cooke dehvered the following Ad- - Though hostile rage so long within these walls Has raised a tempest that each heart appals, A Female Candidate comes forth ...
... COVENT GARDEN THEATRE. [From the Literary Gazette.'] Murphy's wretched t rased y the Grecian Daughter, has kept possession of the stage principally on account of the meagre state of our tragic store, uhich, affording scarcely •dozen tolerable female ...
... gtove with my Lord hob, With his rowly, &e. * Lam’ says Kemble. The teport of Mr. Kemble’s intention rel Ais share in. Covent-Garden ‘I beatre 1s repeated, with the edition, that Meésrs. Morton, Reynolds, and Fawceu, had become the purchasers, Wednesday ...
... COVENT GARDEN THEATRE. Evenina. That scene of rioting and tumult which has so long | prevailed at this ‘Theatre, to the annovance of every } of the Muses, was continued on Friday evening with uot increased ‘violence. ‘The ance was John Bull, but nora ...
... Covent Garden Theatre. —It said that the contract between the proprietors of Covent Garden Theatre and Madame Vestris was dosed on Saturday. The contract is said to be for one year only; and it is added that Madame Vestris has procured the assistance ...
... ITALI PERA,. COVENT GARDEN ND EAT 4NTJ. gag HT N THURSDAY NEXT, May 27th, Mozart's “DON GIOVANNI” will be |, with the most ensemble, embracing a triple Orchestra, Ballet, double Ehores, with ali the leading Artistes, including Grisi, Persiani, Corbari ...
... Miss Bolton, of Covent Garden Theatre, ts short to be married to Lord ...
... The Queen visited Covent Garden Theatre on Thursday night, incog, but was perceived by the audience and welcomed with a hearty cheer, and the national anthem. Queen Adelaide still continnes at St. Leonards—the air of which place has'completely effected ...
... One of the Performers at Covent Garden Theatre came forward at the conclufion of the fecond aé& of The Cabinet, on Saturday night, to apologife for the abfence of Mafter Byrne, who was fuddenly taken ill. The only part of his fpeech that we could diftin@ly ...
... Miss ??? This delightful and promising vocalist was among the professional ladies engaged the anniversary dinner of the Covent Garden Theatrical Fund, on Wednesday last, at which his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge presided. Miss Ransford was loudly ...
... Mr. and Mrs. SIDDONS, PROM THE THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT GARDEN. • FOR THE RACE WEEK THEATRE, TAMWORTH. XESSRS. RAY and GIBBON refpedfully infortii the .I.VI Ladies and Gentlemen of 'famworth and , its Vicinity, that they hate, at a conliderable Expence engaged ...
... Novelty in Fruits—On Monday, there were several dishes of raspberries exhibited in Covent garden market. These were not the produce of forcing, but were natural crops, grown in the open air in a garden, near Turnham-green, lx?ing the second supply this ...