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... COVENT GARDEN THEATRE. Kean and his son were announced for Monday week to appear parts Otltellu and lago,— and the consequeuce was, one tne most crowded houses the for, although they have performed together occasionally in tiie provinces, it was the first ...
... Covent Garden Theatrical Fund.—On Friday evening the friends and supporters of the Covent Garden Theatrical Fund, dined together at the Freemasons' Tavern. The right honourable tlin Earl of Lichfield presided upon this occasion, and the attendance was ...
... DRURY LANE arid COVENT GARDEN TREAT7tEL As soon as the proposed arrangement butweem t h e two winter Theatres, to perform only three time's week. got rind, a gen et ,' constersatios and dismay spread amongst the whoile corps drama:iglu, and it was denounced ...
... Bequest—Mr- E« ...
... THEATRE ROYAL, EXETER. THE Public is respectfully informed that Mr. MACREADY, of the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane and Covent Garden, is engagad to perform this Theatre for FOUR NIGHTS ONLY. This engagement will commence on MONDAY, March 30 1 W1 J' h ted ...
... Westminsier Election.—Sir John Cam Hobhouse wax at Covent Garden, on Wednésdiy, in cors:- quetice of his appsintment to the office of Secretary of war, There was not the shadew of opposition, He was by Ar. de Vere, and by Mr. Pouucey, ans ou being duly ...
... é . Mrs. Davenporttook her leave of ystage on Tuead: night at Covent Garden Theatre. Atthe conclusion of and Juliet, in which Miss Kemble performed with her rape. excetlence, Mra. Davenport came forward, suppor i one ming the following Address, in a ver ...
... JGiles's Family Hotel and Coffee Bouse, 3 and 4. KING STREET. COVENT GARDEN, LONDON. THE Legs to return his grateful thanks to the Nobility, Gentry, Merchants, and others, for the distinguished patronage with which they have favoured him ; and respectfully ...
... Miss Jarman, formerly of Covent Garden Theatre, has, we understand, bestowed her hand and heart on Mr. Terman, the leading tragedian of the Dublin stage, and well known as a favourite performer at the Canterbury Theatre. ...
... MR. & MRS. EDMUNDS, (Late Miss Cawsf, of the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden,) Pupils of Sir George Smart and Signor Liverati, TEACHERS OF SINGING, beg to announce their intention of visiting Cheltenham on the Thursday, an.l Gloucester on the Friday, of ...
... Wednesday Evening, March 16, 1830. BIRTHS. On the 9th Mrs. G. Robins, of Bedford street, Covent Garden, of a daughter. -i On the 10th inst. in Park place, the lady of Captain Tinling, 64th Regiment, of a daughter. At M. Pinkerton, Dunbar, N.B. Mrs. Archibald ...
... JTones’s Family Hotel and Coffee House, and 4, KING STREET, COVENT GARDEN, LONDON. THE Pkopri etor begs to return bis grateful thanks to the Nobility, Gentry. Merchants, and others, for the dislini;wished patronage with which they have favoured him ; ...