... COVENT GARDEN' The opera of Cinderella was performed hare on Monday night, & very crowded audience attended to witness it. Wlie tiler the recent disclosures respecting Miss Patox Lord had any share in producing this effect, it would difficult say, since ...

... COVENT GARDEN. (The follow ini' account of the performance Miss Kemble. in the arduous character Mrs. Beverley, omitt-* yesterday from want space. Miss K. appears a-jain l!-.„ evening ih the same character.] The Gamester was performed althistbea're on ...

... COVENT GARDEN. Monday evening MURPHY'S Tragedy of the Grecian Daughter was repeated at this house, and introduced Miss FANNY KEMBLE, for the fourth time, in the character of Euphrasia. This young Lady still continues the lion, or perhaps we ought more ...

... COVENT GARDEN. Before we commence our notice of the Sayings and Doings at this theatre last night, we would venture to throw out one suggestion to the Managers of either house, which we will venture to say would, if attended to', ho productive of ...

... COVENT GARDEN MARKET, OcT. 16. There was a good supply of Vegetables and Fruits at market this morning.— Filberts were only in small supply, and were considerably drar.-r. Prices : P.-aches. ss. to 12$ per dozen; Filberts, 801 to 90s per 100 lbs ; Ei ...

... COVENT GARDEN. The approved good rule which has made panto* mimes indispensable as puddings at Christmas, was observed at this theatre and new pantomime, called Harlequin Pat and Harlequin Bat, or the Giant't Cawteway was produced. We can hardly tell ...

... COVENT GARDEN. On Monday evening Murphy's Tragedy of the Grecian Daughter was repealed at Ibis bouse, and introduced Miss Fanny Kemble, for the fourth time, in the character of Euphrasia. This young lady still continues the lion, or perhaps ought more ...

... COVENT GARDEN THEATRE. Our old favourite Mrs. Davenport last night took final leave of the stage, on which occasion she delivered the fitllowing address Ladles and Gentlemen,—Could any thing alleviate the oppression 1 feel at this trying moment, it would ...

... COVENT GARDEN THEATRE. night llieir Mafeitie* hcnonred (his Theatre with (heir presence, and it would npt be an easy task to give idea ol the enthusiasm with which they were received, were not confident that we may rely with perfect salelj the loyal feelings ...

... COVENT GARDEN THEATRE. Last night, after the tragedy of the Grecian Daughter, in which Miss Fanny Kemble repeated with ail her wonted success the character of Euphrasia, there was represented a t.ew melo-dramatic entertainment in two acts, (occupving ...

... COVENT GARDEN THEATRE A petite comedy, with the title of A Husband's Mistake • the CorporFt's Wedding, was last night produced at this house. It is mentioned to be from the French; we know not how the.fact may be, but it bears about it the characteristics ...

... COVENT GARDEN THEATRE. On Thursday night, the long anticipated opera, arranged and adapted for tke English stage, from Rossini's celebrated opera of La Gazza Las dra, was produced at this theatre, under the title of Ninetta, or the Maid of Pataireau. ...