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... DRURY LANE arid COVENT GARDEN TREAT7tEL As soon as the proposed arrangement butweem t h e two winter Theatres, to perform only three time's week. got rind, a gen et ,' constersatios and dismay spread amongst the whoile corps drama:iglu, and it was denounced ...
... Pausell Botel, PIAZZA, COVENT GARDEN Bed, 24.—Plaln Breakfast, la del, TSALTER respeetfull v submits the above • Seale of Charges to Gentlemin making • short stay in the Metropolis, either for business or pleasure ; and begs to assure them they will not ...
... responsible parties immediately disoonnted. tip• Apply, post paid, to Messrs. John Reece and Ca.*. Southeinem° Street, Covent Garden, Loodow.,—Offloe Hoots frogs ten to tour. [NM ...
... D. Rogers, Upper North place, Gray's Inn road, grocer—Much IS, J. Kesteven, T. Kesteven, and J. Kesteven, York street, Covent garden, men's mercers—March 18, W. Ellmen, Lambeth, miller—March 28, T. Morris, Regent street, Blackwell, carpenter—March 4, J ...
... responded to by the managers. At Drury Lana the anthem was sung after the Point of liononr, the first piece ; and at Covent Garden after the opera of Elena Überti, with the following occasional verse which wan sung by Miss Adelaide Kemble Cod Mans bar ...
... court, Broad street. merchant, March 9—James Coombes, Lower Shadwell, cooper. March 9—Wm. Hardcastle, of the 'Piazza, Covent garden, bookseller, March 6—Samuel Sotheby, Wellington street. Strand, auctioneer, March 7—Charles Garrett and Christopher Smith ...
... for Ssl has 110. to £lBO. TINS OF TR! TILL O'CLOCK. Ad s., 1.. asels ; ChUalpros, Hail -pries. Mussel' Motel, PIAZZA, COVENT GARDEN Bed, Sta,—Philn Breekhat., le. Ad , sALT Eft respectfully submits the above • Seale of Charges to Gentlemen mehlag a short ...
... DI I DEN DB, I. Wisewas. Norwich, milkman, Aug. 23—J. C. Easling, flack Prince Public boos*, Covent garden, viairialler, August 22—J. Phosesst, Pimlico, tea dealer, August 27—J. A. G. and F. G. Oliveira, Old Jewry, merchaets, Aug.27—C. Tavere, Manchester ...
... BENEFIT of MR LAWSON. THURSDAY. March IL—Pint A p pearnneeuf MADAME CABTAULIOIII and MR. MACA =HY, or AbellUN Royal Covent Garden. F Itl BAT, March Tal.—By Denim and under the Patronage of the BENTLEM EN AMATEURS, for the BENEF IT of MRS. UOUERS. Pride ...
... anspneated tba eapendltare ne• to seism premiere talents, by emission MDO. OWEN, Mn.Lrr BE4I MOST, of the Tlseatre.Ro‘al. Covent Garden, also make her On Weihmaday Errniwg next, I, 183 R, 1..” will be prnented. SbaleopeareU celebrated Tragedy of ISICIIADIIO ...
... Meltland, Watfoed, Herta, chemists—J. Pre's. dergasa, Marylebone, underwriter—T. Lever, Cheapaide, warehouseman—T. Snow, Covent garden, grocer—A. Fry, Ortnond street, dealer—T. Tafel',ll, Snow hill, tavern keeper—R' .Sewell, Pimlico, stable keeper—T. Thorpe ...
... ()Mame, Walsall, Staffordshire, ' , Wiesner-I.omm Seaford, Soraersetshire, stone merchant—W. Merryweetber, Loot sere, Covent garden, coach maker—P. D'Llawo and P. Roll. Liverpool, merchants—J. Jaques and W. Wright. Newington betty, booksellers—W. Rectum ...