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... COVENT GARDEN THEATRE. (From the Observer of Sunday.) The whole of the company assembled on Saturdav pursuant to adjournment of the previous day. for the purposeof finallyarranginig the terms upon which the theatre should continue open under the new manage- ...
... ; .COVENT GARDEN THEATRE. Iwe- I +. :0 - -- .-X . m i :: 'Ti:Fef uproar 'on Friday night was far rioi'm pa vot than on any preceding.. The. opposition i the of the public seemns to 'gaini strengt~h from its du- '4,ation. The instruments of nbiose'and ...
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... COVENT GARDEN THEATRE. ((From the Times.) Tbe corned v of the Clandestine Marriage tfas acted at this theatre last evening, when Mr Jones, who has been playing wilh.considerable applause in Edinburgh, made hia first appearance here as land Oglebv. The ...
... COVENT GARDEN T HEARE. The uiproar last night, towards the close cf i, performance, was greater than wve ever renlenal to.have heard it. The pit was neatly ?? ot drawing up of the curtain, and one-.bhid or company consisted of women. The hoxes H also ...
... COVENT GARDEN TIHEATRI. WeNdnesday night Mr Sinclair made his first appearance iat this theatre since his return from Italy, after an absence of six years. in the character of Prince Orlando, in The Ca- binet. The great expectations which a variety of ...
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... COVENT GARDEN THEATRE. REPORT OF THE COM.NIITTEE. The Theatre-Royal, Covent Garden, ta. 2. e The Committee for examining the affairs of CoVen!t Garden Theatre, confifing of the follow ing gentlemen- ,f Alderman Sir Charles Price, Bart. M. P.; Sir Thomas ...