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... the Honour to inform the Publlc, tar fie a'feW; l Nfghts the cekbrattd and beauliful Stud of Horses, cienoininated THE . COVENT.GARDEN HORSES, who will 6,n-init.:tee' this 1.' , ;(. 7 :i!.g. has also engaged. Watt:A:irk:AN:ll Tight Lope Dancer, Mr. RICHER ...
... Printer's. THEATRE ROYAL, 13IRMINGH4111. LAST WEEK of the EngageMent of the celebrated Stud-of Hotses, denominated THE COVENT GARDEN HORSES. THIS present MONDAY, October 24, will be presented (tor the first Time this Season) the cele= brated EQOI?,STRI ...
... extreme, nevertheless fine young man, and speaks seven languages THEATRICALS. —John Ivcmblc made his re-appearance at Covent Garden theatre Saturday, his favourite character Coriolanus, which he performed with undiminished powers, and amidst the most ...
... Mine, perhaps stands unrivalled in the inexhaustible stores of theatrical effect.—itill Timour the Tartar has, both at Covent Garden and in the country, ever been the leading magnet of attraction. This celebrated drama is to be produced this evening; and ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Cridland,.Sen. of Leicester, Hosier, November 1, 5, 29, at • uildliall, London. Solicitor, Mr. Hamilton, Tavistock Row, Covent Garden. William Beer, of Castle Ditch, in the Castle Precincts, Bristol, Auctioneer, Appraiser, and. Broker, November 11, 12, ...
... two one parcel Beware the base feits— the genuine is signed G. 11. Howard, the Soi t>y the Proprietor, Russell Street, Covent Garden; Morgan, and l)aw>on, Staflord; Smith, and Chester, Newcastle ; Allhut, and llinley; Fovristrr, and Orton, Lane End; Brougham ...
... has taken advantage of the few days intervening between the close of their en , gagement here and their appearance at Covent 'Garden, to prevail upon the proprietors to prolong their stay for three more nights, viz. this, to-morrow, and Wednesday evening ...
... Gordon, and Co. Fencburch Street; Messrs. Wrench, Thames Street; Messrs. Mason, Fleet Street ; at Dickson and Anderson's, Covent Garden; at the Auction Mart, near the bank; and of the Auctioneer, 7, Duke Street, Grosvenor Square, London. 110 be SOLD by AUCTION ...
... shopkeepers, &c. length again in durance a variety charges. A new Melo drama, called the Dog Monturgis, was brought mil Covent Garden, Friday—its chief interest derived from sagacity a dog, who rings the hell house to give rm the murder his mris'er, and ...
... 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 ...