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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 ...
... THE LATE OPERA AT COVENT GARDEN THEATRE. find, then, in the balance sheet the following account salaries given to the principal singe, s and dancers during the two years the speculation lasted. All the payments appear so extravagant our eyes, accustomed ...
... THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT GARDEN. AT MEETING of the PATRONS of the DRAMA and the CREDITORS of this THEATRE, specially convened by the engaged Performers of this Establishment now in London, by public Advertisement, for the purpose of considering the most ...
... JGiles's Family Hotel and Coffee Bouse, 3 and 4. KING STREET. COVENT GARDEN, LONDON. THE Legs to return his grateful thanks to the Nobility, Gentry, Merchants, and others, for the distinguished patronage with which they have favoured him ; and respectfully ...
... Ledford hotel, covent garden. ROBERT WARNER, for many years post the Managing Partner of the Tavistock Hotel, begs to inform his friends and the public that he has taken the Bedford Hotel, which it it his intention to conduct, on the tame plan as the ...
... Wednesday Evening, March 16, 1830. BIRTHS. On the 9th Mrs. G. Robins, of Bedford street, Covent Garden, of a daughter. -i On the 10th inst. in Park place, the lady of Captain Tinling, 64th Regiment, of a daughter. At M. Pinkerton, Dunbar, N.B. Mrs. Archibald ...
... JTones’s Family Hotel and Coffee House, and 4, KING STREET, COVENT GARDEN, LONDON. THE Pkopri etor begs to return bis grateful thanks to the Nobility, Gentry. Merchants, and others, for the dislini;wished patronage with which they have favoured him ; ...
... Russell Hotel. Piazza, Covent Garden. * Terms b«i, 2i. 6d.; Breakfast, Is. 6d. r SALTER. has the honour to inform the Nobility, Gentry, Merchants, Bankers, and others, who formerly holoured the above Hotel with their patronage, nowre-opened ipon plan ...
... Jones's Family ZXotel fit. Coffee House, and 4, Kl\G COVENT GARDEN. LONDON. THE Nobility. Gentry, Merchants, and others, are most respectfully informed, that the above lIOTKL (so long renowned for Moulrate still conducted the same plan ; and it is the ...
... Jones's Family Hotel and Coffee House, 3 and 4. KING STREET. COVENT GARDEN, LONDON. TIIK PitOPßietor begs to return bis grateful thanks to the Nobility. Gentry, Merchants, and others, for the distinguished patronage with which they have favoured him ; ...
... Jones’s Family Hotel and Coffee Bouse, ■i 4, KING STREET. COVENT GARDEN, CON DON. m| |R Proprietor Logs to return his grateful thanks i Nobility. Gentry, Merchants, and others, for the dtstin •, ,1 patronage with which they have favoured him ; and respect ...