... Prime Minister will, it is said, shortly be led (o the Hymeneal Altar by the gallant Colonel Carr. The Proptielors of Covent Garden Theatre have presented Miss O'Neill with a diamond tiara, consisting of a cypress and laurel formed ot emeralds and rubies ...

... attended on a temporary hu i tings, erected as usual necessary; thatbiir Manager is ever uponthe alert in. the front of Covent Garden Church, for the to provide for their amusement: We trust overpurpose of electing a Member to serve in Parlia- hoosc.i ...

... Theatre Bopal, 7 Rill UPEN for the RACE WEEK only, Por which that Celebrated Actress, Miss BOOTH, Prom the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden, ig Eugaged. FIRST RACE DIY. ESDAY, August the 9th, will be acted, TU under the Patronage of the EARL of PLYMOUTH STEWARD ...

... s shall . give A new coinic Song, repeatedly performed •at the Theah • .. them a fair to public Estimation. tre Royal Covent, Garden, with universal Approba • 0 and that of the Public • on W• driesd.'y ard Thursday when they earnestly solicit the Patronaee ...

... base Counterfeits—The genuine is signed G. H. Hogaid” on the outside. Sold at the Proprietors, N». 22, Ruffell-ftreet, Covent Garden, London; J. Tymbs and Sons, Worce.ier • Gower, Kidderminster; Builton, Leominster; Watkins’, Hereford; Reddell, Tewkesbury ...

... now re- for those very goods double the price they coul-| have ever expected. Saturday night Me. Kemble re-appeared at Covent Garden Theatre, after an absence of two years from ‘The house was crowded the wilh genteel and elegant company, and universal ...

... was vry short supply, went from 7.'|s. A few dairies of year' J» make, or oid, fetched, from ...

... Munlargis, continues attract crowded houses at this Theatre. Mr. Kemble returned town on Wednesday from Paris—he engaged at Covent Garden for a limited number of uights. A Gentleman of the Indies, who lately arrived here, presented a Lady of this city with ...

... Romance of E HI); . Or, FEMALE CURIOSFFTf the Marches, Charges, and Manoruvres, by A, THF. HORSES. the Theatre-Royal, Covent-Garden, the most unbounded and rapturous applause. to the Romance Bine d, will acted a new Musical Piece, died SH AND FLAT, to ...

... to MS. mem. in Mus. Brit. says, was born in London, was surgeon there, died in about 1697, aud was buried St. Paul's, Covent-garden. Oldys adds, 44 lie much assisted Monlford in his play of Greenwich Park. Further particulars could give, hut we leave ...

... ex- perience, in adding our weed of praise to the fame so justly most fascinating and celebrated acress, Miva Booth, of Covent-Garden Theatre, who made her first a Her exquisite pertormances ip the charactera of Atmane rance on Our stage on Friday last ...

... val, Covent-Garden, fo = THREE NIGHTS, 14th, 16tb, and 18th May. On Saturday the 14th May, the celebrated mic O a of THE CABINET.—The srincipal Character, with all the original Songs and Music, by Mr. HELL, from the Theatre-Royal, Covent-Garden, his First ...