... COVENT- GARDEN; This splendi.t. theatre—about whose re-openi ng th e public for some months past :. aye been pleased to indulge in the most Lopposite opinions—last -ht threw open its doors for the season, n: m evinced on this occasiou could and certainly ...

... COVENT- GARDEN THEATRE. The Winter's Tale was performed on Saturday night at this house, with aa effective cast a its parts. Mrs. Warner's Partiracr its most rernarkaole feature. inasmuch as she imparted a high and truly noble air of generosity and devotion ...

... COVENT GARDEN THEATRE'. Last night Mr. Seguin had benefit at this house, which was crowdedly attended, and by a more fashionable audience than we have seen here except on the 'command nights. The performances consisted, firstly, of the Italian opera of ...

... 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 Saturday evening the Tempest, that beautiful creation of the master. mind of Shakspeare, who first exhausted worlds and then imagined new, was represented at this theatre, and in a manner, both as regards the cast of the ...

... COVENT GARDEN THEATRE. On Saturday night the tragedy of Hamlet was avail performed at this theatre, and to a good house. Mr. Kemble's impersonation of Hamlet we confess we cannot admire. Independent of its errors of art, and they are not a few, there ...

... COVENT GARDEN THEATRE. Covent-Garden has this year combined nature and art to make its pantomime effective. How far it has succeeded we cannot determine on a first representation. Nature does not appear to be quite at home behind the scenes, and Art would ...

... 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. ...

... COVENT GARDEN THEATRE. Last night Handel's Oratorio of the Messiah was performed in a highly effective manner. at this Theatre, under tlle direction of Mr. Lee of:Drury . -lane.• Mr:Bishop conducted, and Mr. Barton was •leader for the occasion, and Braham ...

... COVENT. GARDEN THEATRE. Miss Faucit had her benefit at this house last night, and, we were happy to see, had a crowded audience. If it were alone for her young ambition and ardent zeal in her arduous profession, Miss Faucit would well eeserve this generous ...

... COVENT GARDEN THEATRE. Otway's tragedy of Ve»iee Preserved was produced here last night for the purpose of introducing Miss Helen Faucit in the part of Belvidera. This young lady's general performance of this arduous character proves her to possess very ...

... THEATRE . ROYAL, COVENT GARDEN. Last Night but Two of the Season, and of the present Tfanagement, which will positively terminate on Tuesday, July 16. The final arrangements are limited to Three more representations of the Historical Play of King Henry ...