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... COVENT GARDEN. Mr. Mac ready re-appeaicd at this Theatre on Wednesday night, after an absence of many years, in the character Mncheth. circumstances which caused Mr. Mac ready’s retirement from Drury-Lane, arc generally known, the extraordinary demonstrations ...
... COVENT GARDEN THEATRE. A new drama, by Mr. Sheridan Knowlet. called Brian Boroimhe, was produced on Thursday night.— The plot, which is not very intricate, is follows : Erina (Miss H Fancit), danghter of Brian Buroimhe, (Knowles), King of Ireland, is ...
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... COVENT GARDEN THEATRE. Miss Helen Fauoit appeared for the first time in (lie much-curtailed but still trying character of Lady Constance, and we are happy say with most unequivocal success. Some ol thecharac. (eristics the part are peculiarly her own ...
... COVENT GARDEN THEATRE opera of the Third, which, the Co- , vent trilen play, hills assure in, has been in preivirslrm tor | (he summer.was produced hereon Wednesday S ht,Hnd with such nn. nnivm al,and;we use no exaggerated term when add. triumph- Miecess ...
... COVENT GARDEN THEATRICAL FIND. On Saturday night the anniversary dinner of ihn tion took place in Freemasonâs Tavern. The coropanjio* eluded many of the mo»t distinguished members of tbc th«* alrical profession. There were nearly IjO gentle®** P** ...
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... COVEXT GARDE TITRICAL FUND DINNER. . The fourteenth anniversary of the Covent-garden Theatrical Fund Dinner was.eelebrated on Friday, in the Freemasons' Hall, avid a more gratifying and numerous assemblage of the friends and patrolis of the drama we do ...
... the royal visit: Tire Queen dined at anr early hour, and in the evening, ac- companied by her august mother, honoured Covent-garden Theatre with her presence. Shortly before seven o'clock the royal procession, consisting of seven carriages, with state ...
... THE REVIVAL OF CORIOLANUS. The presentation of this play at Covent Garden Theatre Monday night las* may be esteemed the worthiest tribute the oeoius fatr.e of Shakspeare that ha. yet been atterapletl the .ta e. We have had nothing compare with it. even ...
... BIRTHS. At Gowan Glebe, the lady the re►. doctor Staple, of a daughter. At Covent Garden, London, the lad of Sir. George Robins, (late the celebrated mi.s Ste% end,) or aloft. Feb. 4. at Kikoleman Parsonage, 1134 lady of the Rev. J. D. Sirr, of &daughter ...
... FOR TWO NIGHTS ONLY. HOUSE, STRABANE(From the Theatres Royal Drury Lane and Covent Garden.) BEGS leave to announce to the Nobility, Gentry, and Public in general of Strabane and Lifford, that he has arrived here in the course of a highly successful Tour ...