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... of March will pre- called Indents of salamanca I Covent Garden jiitini'uitheJ applause (2nd Pantomime f AND MOTHER GOOSE THE gulden egg I to bad of Mr No 3G every till Jlc :ij i In j nie iyl -aij wi r ii Mr i! i tt ritii WORK PIANO FORTE 'Jurt MISCELLANEOUS ...
... Theatre Royal, Covent Garden, engaged to perform a few Nights only at this Theatre. ON MONDAY next, October the lsth, 1810, will presented the Tragedy of OTHELLO, MOOR Of VBMCE. Othello Mr. Pope (Late of the Theatre-Royal, Covent Garden, being his Jirst ...
... Sheppard, &c. Bristol; Binos, Mcyler and Son. Keene, &c. Bath ; Walker, Washbournv, iq. Glocester ; by K. Bagshaw, street, Covent Garden, London ; and all Booksellers. A SINGLE LAX>V may be accommodated Inmate in a genteel Family, residing in an Airy and pleasant ...
... which will added,a new Farcef never acted /tcrc}c.‘illed A BUDGET BLUNDERS. As now performing p.t the Thealre-Koyal, Covent Garden, with unbounded applause. EXHIBITION OF STRING FASHIONS, Monday next. May 14, 1810. SIMFON respectfully informs her Friends ...
... till this day three months; Sir U. Parnell having intimated Ins intention la bring forward next Session. Miss Bolton, of Covent Garden Theatre, quits the mimic scene, act a new character in real life, on Tuesday next, when she is to be led the hymeneal altar ...
... M.iwrt (f..r • lie second time) Mr. Monro*’* verj New Comedy uf EDUCATION. As now peifunning nightly the Theatre R rt Covent* Garden, with ap^la.jte, Count Vilian, Mr. Ash ; Sit Stanch. ; Mr. Templet n, Mr. ; Vinceiil IVmplrlon, Mr. Suckling, Mr Won Ids; ...
... shion a ble cos tom —BEAUTIFUL PORTRAITS—and a minute and faithful REPRESENTATION of the INTERIOR of the NEW THEATRE, COVENT GARDEN, representing a full Audience and the performance on the Stage, &c. &c.—All these valuable Embellishments are contained ...
... - Mr. Megoctt. •T* which will added, the Musical Farce of THE WATERMAN. Wilh.lmina. by Mrs. Smith, late Miss Davit,of Covent Garden. J. T. COULTON, BOOKSELI.BK, PHINTEU, STATIONER, And Dtaltr in PATENT MEDICINES, No. 39, HIGH STREET, the MARKET-OATK, ...
... whole of last summer. under the immediate direction ut the principal Artists of the Opera House, and of the Theatre-Royal, Covent Garden, upon a scale of expence equal to its original production in London, and superior to any efforts in speCtacle ever yet ...
... Lear, - Mr. Kemble. Ceirdelia, Mr:. Vining. which will be added, c ompressed into Two Adts, as it is Ltnow performed at Covent Garden Theatre, THE BEGGARS' OPERA. Itfacheath, Mr. Ley.—Polly Peaeliem. Miss Nash. Boxes ss. Pit 6d. Gallery Is. 6d. Tickets ...
... MONDAY licit. Me; IBIS, will be produced Mr. »cry popuiir New Cwitdj EDUCATION. As now performing at (bn Theatre Royal, Covent- Garden, with anboonded epplauae. Coußt Villarr, Mr. Aih ; Sir Guy Stanch, Mr. Chatterly ; Mr. Templeiun, Mr. Baogougb Vincent ...
... London at from 5Jd. fd now lid per quartern. There are at this time no less than twenty thousand bushels of apples, in Covent Garden Market, of various kinds, which have been recently imported in barrels from the Netherlands. The total quantity of sea ...