... COVENT GARDEN THEATRE Last night a new melodramatic romance, called Th Afrancssado; or, Secrecy and Truth, was produced a- an after! piece. The scene is laid in a town in Spain during the occu- pation ofihe Peninsula by the French, and the interest ...

... COVENT GARDEN THEATRE. Last night The School for Scandal was performed at this theatre, for the benefit of Mr. Charles Mathews. The attraction was very powerful. Farren, Dowto.v, Mrs. Glover, Madame Vestris, Mrs. West, and Miss Mur- ray united in oue ...

... COVENT GARDEN THEATRE. hoof! from Hbß^liSiJraS WOU d hlv « * sible opprobrium, was hat ?? nl • he^ tre ?? th eve ! 7 P_** with aft the applause a n2rU * * V**-* C .T* nt Gafden it. It consist ™f a VHr?el , nT? ty . h^. M u CO, . ldbe,toW - Upo s ...

... COVENT GARDEN THEATRE Last night at Covent Gsrdeo, after the performance of Tke Lady of Lyons, Mr. Macreaot, on being called before the ?? to y * few words respecting a 3£uS? to ,tete 2* °° p»««w «««___ •„__ : Jt?fi T-Kl Preaent day, would be found ...

... COVENT GARDEN THEATRE. Romeo and Juliet, the most exquisitely touching and heart- subduing of Shakspeare's plays, was performed at this theatre last night, and greatly to the credit of the manage- ment. The scenery and every other accessory to make the ...

... COVENT GARDEN THEATRE. 1 his theatre was crowded to excess on Saturday night to witness the first performance this season of Guy Mannering. Mr. Ratmbk re-appeared in his favourite character of Dandie Dinmont, after an absence of nine years. He played ...

... COVENT GARDEN THEATRE. The Ballet of Kenilicorth was produced at this Theatre on Saturday. Many of the parts were sustained by the same persons who appeared, in them ou its production at the Opera; and we are greatly mistaken irthe Opera scenery, dresses ...

... COVENT GARDEN THEATRE. Mr. Charles Kean last night performed Hamlet for the first time in this country, and we have no hesitation in ranking it as first in point of merit and general effect of all the parts in which we have yet seen him. We do not mean ...

... COVENT GARDEN THEATRE. After the performance of Coriolanus, a new farce was pro- duced here last night, under the title of Brown, Jones, and Robinson— a Legend of the Hackney-road. We presume that there are a multitude of Browns, Joneses, and Robin- sons ...

... COVENT GARDEN THEATRE. ♦ The performances at tl.is theatre last night were, in novelty variety, and excellence, far beyond anything we have seen for some years, either here or at any other theatre. They re. fleet honour on the taste, the talent, and the ...

... COVENT GARDEN THEATRE. There are few stories that have been so generally used as that of Cinderella. It haa been the property of almost every civilized country, and has become popular in a variety of shapes ; but on the stage particularly it has never ...

... COVENT GARDEN THEATRI The splendid Oratorio or rather Opera of The Israelites in Egypt was revived on Saturday night, and performed to a full audience. Miss Romer sustained the part formerly allotted to Mrs. Wood, and, though it was not to be expected ...