... 19 Br Vlr. George Robins, at the Mart. — A rant i harge or annuity ol 2bl- a-year, payable half-yearly, secured upon Covent- Garden Theatre (reduced to about 121. 10s. a-year), with a transferable free admission — sold for 165 guineas. A renter's share ...

... Mr. J. B. Cramer presides at the pianoforte. A Lent performance is preparing at Drury-Lane similar to the one given at Covent- Garden on Friday last. ...

... THE MORNING POST. Tuesday, July 17, 1832. Sir — l perceive that, among the many attractions pro- mised by M. Laporte at Covent Garden Theatre during the engagement of Mademoiselle Taglioni, a ballet entitled /.a Sulphide, in which, as lately produced at ...

... Holroyd. William Spring, Great Portland -street, plumber, last exami- nation at eleven ; G. W. Farmer, of Tavistock-street, Covent- garden, jeweller, last examination at twelve ; C F. Oppenheim, of Whitechapel-road and East India Chambers, merchant, &c, choice ...

... and Mr. Justice James Parke, after hearing at great length the statements and arguments of Counsel for Drury-lane and Covent- garden Theatres against the claim of Mr. Arnold, and the state- ments and arguments of Counsel in behalf of Mr. Arnold and others ...

... Walter Fardinando, Esq. late of the Bank of England, aged 86. On the 18th hist., at Wandsworth (late of King-street, Covent- garden), Mrs. Eagles, aged 69, after a long and painful illness, which she bore with true Christian patience and resignation ...

... WESTMINSTER MEETING A Meeting was held yesterday, at one o'clock, in Covent- garden Market, to petition Parliament for the repeal of the assessed taxes, the vote by ballot, annual Parliaments, universal suffrage, &c. &c. About one o'clock there were aliout ...

... Smithson sustaineel the part of the heroine with the s-inie success that attendeel her ell'orts in that cha- racter at Covent Garden some seasons ago. That stage tact anel the many beautiful positions for which Miss S.MITHson olitnined so just a celebrity ...

... and Jones, in Maloolio, Sir Toby, aud Sir Andrew. The new Drama announced for Tuesday is from the author of Paul Pry. At Covent Garden Ninetta and its heroine have proved so altractflll, that Miss Paton*s engagement has been extended, an except during ...

... tween the acts, owing to the same actors being obliged to perform at lx>th the Theatres ir the same evening He went to Covent-Garden on Thursday evening with his fa- mily, who were anxious to see the last grand scene- in The Ferry and the Mill, but so ...

... MISS FANNY KEMBLE At a late Meeting of the Proprietors of Covent- garden Theatre, and some Gentlemen who take a strong and active interest in that property, it was suggested lhat some immediate setllement should be made in favour of Miss Kkmbi.e, in requital ...

... Brydges-stre t ; and that of Covent- Garden exclusively from Bow-street, formerly appropriated to the admission of Tickets. To the Upper Circles at Drury-Lane from the left of Ihe Rotunda in Brydges-street; and at Covent- Garden from Bow -street and the Piazza ...