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... THEATRE ROYAL, BIRMINGHAM. THIRST appearance Mr. RAYN ER from the Tke- atre Royal, Covent Garden, who is engaged for a few nights, and will perform some his very principal characters, and occasionally sing seme of his most favourite Comic Songs. This ...
... kindness, consented to enact the Character of The part of to be sustained, on this occasion, by (From the Theatre Roval Covent Garden.) as Performed Mrs. GRAHAM, (tare Miss by her in London, with the peushe Success. A variety of Novel and highly Popular ...
... has ed an emgagement (for Foar Nights Ouly) with '« ELLAR & SIGNOR PAULO, brated Harlequin and Clowo, from the Theatie Covent Garden. ; ON MONDAY, NOVEMBER 7w, A PLAY, AFPTER WHICH . GRAND INDIAN WAR DANCE, ! BY MR, ELLAR, r Entertainments,and » new Comic ...
... INSOLVENCY. T. Stephens, London-road, linen-draper. John Bush, Blackman-street, Surrey, victualler. G. B. Holgate, Piazza, Covent garden, wine-merchant. Wm. Farrar, Bread-street, Cheapside, warehouseman. B: NKKRUPTS. Thomas Mason, Pinner, Middlesex, horse-dealer ...
... Se a ry wr Mes. W ¢ LATE Miss PA ATON, From the King’s Theatre, London, and ‘aleo Ma. From the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden, Who will, on the occasion, perform some of their v pring each night, sing many of t favourite So N MONDAY, May 9th, lasl, qi at ...
... M. S. LILLINGSTON Es ( ff^Sfu MS of the WARWICKSHIRE YEOMANRY CAVALRY - GHAHAH (late Miss PerrivalJ the theatre Royal, Covent Garden) most respectfully announces that her BENEFIT will take place on the last night of the Company's performing, EVENING NEXT ...
... Agents, are requested to make immediate application, with reference for quarterly settlement in Town. 16. Tavistock-Street, Covent Garden. ...
... Buckinghamshire, or Northamptonshire, map send the choicest fruit and vegetables the Railway, without risk of injury, to Covent Garden or Ike Birmingham market. . A farmer may aesd milk cream, hotter, eggs, pool, try, lamb, red, aad cattle, aithcr lire or ...
... Cinderella, with all the original music, The part by Miss INVERARITY. The Prince, Mr. WILSON, Pedro, Mr. MEADOWS, Theatre Covent Garden. a new Pantomime. SON. H ARLEQUI N TOM, THE On MONDAY, for the PAULO and ELLAR, GUY MANNERING, in which Mr. and Miss will ...
... PANTOMIME. On Wednesday, the new grand Opera CINDERELLA, Haf a,ld GLASS SLIPPER; the Prince by W from the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden, where be has performed that character neatly forty Cinderella by 5S BYFIELD, from the Theatre nights ' * ° U enga ed expressly ...
... Tiro Nig/Us only. MRS. WOOD, late MISS PATON, From the King's Theatre, London and also Mr. WOOD, From the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden, Who trill on the occasion perform some of their very principal Characters, aud each night sing many of their favourite ...
... WEDNESDA ae eet Lordships were in Counsel on the cuse re. Covent Garden Theatre ; bo business was trans teed and the House was adjourned at au early hour until no OF COMMO » Sepr. 2. LITTLETON presented petitions fron tradesmen of the ‘ complaining of ...