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... THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. THIS EVENING, Jan. 1, be acted ot;;;:y 7 sYra - gedy of VENICE PRESERVED. Jaffier, Mr. Warde • Pierre, Mr. C. Kemble ; Belvidera, Miss F. Kemble ( her 7th appearance in that character). To conclude with a New Grand Comic ...
... Grimaldi; Pantaloon Mr. Barnes; and Columbine, Ryai. To-morrow, Follies of Fashion, and the Pantomime. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. THIS EVENING (Friday j, Jan 1. will perfotmed THIS VENICE PRESEKVF.D. Or Vulcan and Venus. .1 1 1 Filar • Clown, Mr. Paulo; ...
... quality, were also taken from her, which, it appeared, must hav•been stolen from the shop of a fruiterer, named Norton, in Covent Garden, where the prisoner had called the same afternoon and selected an assartment of pears at 15d per dozen, for which she promised ...
... published on SATURDAY NEN r, Jan. 2, price 3d,—Communlcations and Advertisements are received at No. 21, Tavlstock-street, Covent-garden, and at N 0.5, Holles-stieet, Caverullsh,quare. where Prospectuses ot the Work may be had. ...
... Telescopes Microscopes, and various curious Items ; reserved for Quarterly Sale.—By Afessrs. ROBINS, at their Piazza, Covent-garden, on MoncLy and Tuesday neat, January 4 and 5, at Twelve, TWO Thousand Volumes of Books, including some valuable Works, ...
... weekly, will be published TO-MORROW, January 2. Communications and advertisements are received at No. 21, Tavistock-street, Covent-garden; and No. 5, Holles-street, Cavendish-square ; where Prospectuses of the work may be had. MINERALOGY and GEOLOGY. To facilitate ...
... MAN, between 16 and years age, BAR-MAN. Apply personally, I ween the hours of one and three, at No. 23, Hemietla-street, Covent-garden. Ur,exception references will necessary. ANTED a SERVANT of ALL-WORK, for a respectable Public-house, who can have a good ...
... or tipsy and was fully competent to manage his horses. The fact was, that he had taken up a tare at the box-entrance of Covent-garden theatre, and was directed to proceed by the Strand to Cornhill instead of Holborn, as the gentleman wished to avoid Ho ...
... public will derive amusement from Venice Preserved at their house, notwithstanding it has become fashionable attraction at Covent-Garden. Upon the merits of the rival actresses, the part of lielvidera, say, both are excellent Miss Phillips last night sustained ...
... magistrate granted the order. When the beadle also applied for his fees, and stated that the parish engine of St. Paul’s, Covent-garden, was in attendance, Mr. Minshttll inquired how many hoises he had to his engine ? He replied that they had no horses, but ...
... understand, been more than ordinarily fortunate in sending forth several accomplished pupils, one of whom is Mr. Wood, of Covent-garden theatre. There certainly is not a more delightful or a more rational recreation than that afforded by vocal music ; nor ...
... chef d’a@urre of scenic art, and Jack in the Bor promises a long career of fun and frolic—nursery tale of Cock Robin, at Covent Garden, admirably illustrated, and, although adapt- ed to juvenile visitors, produces lots of laughter from ‘ children of larger ...