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... COVENT GARDEN. Miss Foote made her -first appearance on Saturday since her übfortutmte trium)4i the Court of Kni;'s tench, and the almost unanimous feeling was lier favour. The anxiety felt with respect this young lady was all precedent. Not neat was ...
... THE KING'S VISIT TO COVENT GARDEN THERATRE. The arranzements for his Maj-sty’s visit to Covent Garden Theatre, on Monday eveuing, wereextremely weil conducted, aud his Majesty's reception was such as must have been hizh- ly gratifying tu the Monarc’ of ...
... COVENT GARDEN MEETING OF HUNT, COBBETT, PITT, &c. in conse quence of a notification from Messra. Hunt, Cob- | bett, and others, that it was the i F jntention to the populace on Mouday last, two or three workmen erecting bustin ig8 Opposite St. before ...
... THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT GARDEN. AT MEETING of the PATRONS of the DRAMA and the CREDITORS of this THEATRE, specially convened by the engaged Performers of this Establishment now in London, by public Advertisement, for the purpose of considering the most ...
... The editor of the Manchester pendsthe following note to an account of the aa ' l f Covent- garden theatre :—lt may not be amiss to • with respect to the lamentable accident abort 1 • d« that theie appears to be peculiarity about the certain part of the ...
... HOUSE OF COMMONS, Tuesday, April The Covent Garden Select Vestry bill was' , h « third time, and passed.—Mr. Sanderson oaths and his seat, as member for Colchester. CORN LAWS. be Mr. Hume gave notice that he would on May, move for the appointment of a ...
... To the Ladies and Gentlemen of Devizes and its Environs. T. T. BORRINSALE, No. 25, Henrietta-street, Covent Garden, London MOST respectfully announces his intention of COMMENCING BUSINESS shortly in DEVIZES, and earnestly solicits their patronage and ...
... the Ladies and Gentlemen of Devizes and its Environs. T, T. BORBINSALE, JFasStjfouaiift' No. 25, Henrietta-street, Covent Garden, London MOST respectfully announces his intention of COMMENCING BUSINESS shortly in DEVIZES, and earnestly solicits their ...
... Street, Covent Garden, watch and clock maker.—Samuel Handy, of Goswell street, Cierkenwell, brass-founder John Kultert la- Cointe, Sl Helen’s Place, merchant—Joseph Beck, of Derby, tea-dealer. John Giles and George Dennis, Bow Street, Covent Garden, she ...
... deny that Mr. Kean has been labouring under the acutest sufferings t indeed, at the commencement of his engagement a; Covent Garden, he considered himself so worn and debilitated, to justify the announcement that the present would be the last season of ...
... DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. G. C. Wright, Islington, grocer— J, Mojely, of King Street, Covent Garden, viciueller. Printed and Publiihed J, W, MARRIOTT, TauntonCoutMfj General Printing Office, Eaet Street Taunton, ...