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... and Gentlemen of Birmingham and its Vicinity, that he has obtained Permission of the Proprietors of the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden, that ALL THE HORSES MAY REMAIN THREE. NIGHTS MORE, Monday, October 31,,Tuesday, November 1, and Wed nesday, November ...
... the Grand Spectacle Timour the Tartar, written expressly the Horse Performances,and acted with the enthusiastic applause Covent- Garden, during 'he whole one season, has been prepared with every care and attention for exhibition this Week, at Hereford. In ...
... r, April 26, May .3, 31, atGuildhali,,London. Solicitors, Messrs. Foulkes, Langford, and Walford, Southampton Street, Covent Garden. Thomas Cogan, late of Gun Square; lloundsditch, London, Salesman, April 23, 30, May 31, at Guildhall. Solicitor, Mr. Pope ...
... Thomas Moore, of Worthing, Sussex, Builder, at James Kesteven , Thomas Kesteven, and .Toseph Kesteven, of York Street, Covent Garden, Middlesex, Men's Mercers, at Guildhall. Nay 3. Daniel Blachford and Richard Blachford, of Lombard Street, London, Lacemen ...
... Comedy THE CHILD OF NATURE. The part of Anmlhis, the Child of Nature, Miss S. Booth, which character she first appeared at Covent- Garden, with unbounded applause. Other Entertainments. To conclude with the humourous Farce of THE SPOILED CHILD. Little Pickle ...
... only in the metropolis. Of this kind is the forthcolning ntlo-drame- of the MILLER AND His MEN, the success of which at Covent Garden theatre. has been almost unprecedented; and although it has been performed through the season, it still .continues to be' ...
... . Edward Jones, v q. Messrs. and puller. Richard butler ('lough, Esq. Messrs. Dickson and Anderson, Rich. Price, Esq. Covent Garden. Sir John Williams, Bart. Mr. Cochran, Duke Street. \liis (litO-rd. I Mr. ThII-t, Mill-llank. Richard (lariions, Esq. | ...
... performed .a .Yew Grand Meld Drame. called THE BRAZEN BUST. Written by Charles Reknble, Esq. and acted at the' Theatre Royal, Covent Garden, for upwatda of 50 Nights with the most unbounckd Applause Tickets to he had of Mr. Erskine, at Mr. Marston's, No. 8, Paradise ...
... Expences of soliciting this Object be paid into the ganking House of Messrs. Austin, Maunde, anti Co. Henrietta Street, Covent Garden, ondon. 25. That the foregoing Resolutions be advertised in the Public Ledger, Morning Post, Morning Advertiser, Times ...
... celt-I,‘rated historical - Play of KING HENRY V: Or, THE CONQUST OF E ANCV. (As revived .for Mr. CONWAY this Season at Covent Garden, and played by him 16 Nights with most distinguished Success), henry V. (King of England) Mr, rotywnv. In the Course of ...
... which has tier several seasons commanded such unexampled attraction. The beautiful and celebrated r•TUD- of nottsr.s from Covent Garden, are en ,, agel for the purpose of producing this piece in all its original splendour and magnificence. The four MISSFS ...
... camei, followed by another with her attendanls, for a purpose of seeing London and the public buiMrj, They proceeded to Covent Garden market, from twrtce to Lincoln’s-inn-fieldsl lien to Bank of England, where notice having been reeled of the intended honour ...