... anxiety to obtain them, to state, that the rinst of them contains a most correct and spirited Likeness of Miss O’NEILI, of Covent Garden Theatre, in the character of Betvipera, executed in a very superior style b Meyer, after the original and beautiful Picture ...

... at 171. 3s. 3d. per ticket. Miss O'Neill, the celebrated tragic actress, ap- eared in comedy on Sat urday evening at Covent- Garden, for the first time in this c ountry. The part zle, in the School for chosen was that of Lady Tea Scundal. Her acting ...

... Sibton, Beast and Sheep Balding, Grainthor Lincolashire, Jubber.——Juseph Scott, Taylur’s Buildings, Chandos+ street, Covent Garden, and Sluane-square, Chelsea, Middlesex, Blacking Maker. —Fraucis White, Mark Pre, late of Crown- Lane, Loudon, Merchaut ...

... : —After the play of Measure fot Covent Garden. Measure. on the uew Madame Sachi, wats pr and at the conclusion rope a foreign thee ace on the tight terrified the au- tres has so t y notice, fixed from the back of dience by ascet a he tage fo he ceulre ...

... of the 10th of May, is extended to the 12th of Jul a tite banking and agency house of Messrs. Austin, Maunde and Co. of Covent Garden, stopped payment yesterday. asserted that since the debates commenced Army Estimates considerable reductions have been ...

... and seconded by Mr. Sandford. Worcester Theatre —By an advertisement in this pace it will be .seen that Mit* f-'oote, of Covent- Garden, and Afr. D'eCump, of Drury-Lane, are engaged for the Race Week, Worcester Assites.—On Saturday evening the Commission ...

... Mary, F.haabelli, J.ones, and Charles, and most of them in excellent state of preservation. Cherries sold yesterday, in Covent Garden Market, at 15s. a pound, and green pease a quart. A French paper contains the following article; picture which Lord Stewart ...

... a great their religion on Holy number of Jews abjured Thursday. Straw berries were displayed yesterday in the shops of Covent Garden, at the moderate price ot seven shillings per thewb potile, each containing and fine hot-house about two’ dozen strawberries ...

... Is—Pit, 3t.—Gallery, I*. K. act* in Hereford Saturday the the RACES, JfORCESIER, MISS FOOTE, hitt the Theatre-Royal, Covent Garden, and MR. DE CAMP, Prom The»tr*-Ho»»l, Drury Lane, W,ll make their Firat Appearance. “TUESDAY, Augnn 13th, 1816 —By Dea ...

... BENEFIT of Mr. RICHER, and positivel v his fast a arance this On the 12th of Mr. KLLER, it! be celebrated HARIAQUIN of Covent Garden Theatre, and Mr. WILLIAMS, the CLOWN, will make their first eccentric and extraurdinary a new Comic BALLET; and a variety ...

... Mr. C. was, in dddilion, ordered topay of 1001. A very serious aceident, we are sorry to state, has Mr. Young, of the Covent Garden Com- Whilst ursuing the stag, at {he Windsor pany. unt, on Monday, his horse fell ahder him, and as he was endeavourin ...

... burgh contradict the account Letters from Konings of Kotzebue’s death. Madame Sachi last nig ht astonished the company at Covent -Garden Theatre by a new trait of ber ac- tivily. On herreturn from t he middle gallery, she he rope and raised her- sat down ...