... COVENT GARDEN Walnuts and filberts dea day sc'nnight. Prices of stationary. Trade, In the a. d. s. d. New Potatoes, ct.3 0 to which is about per imp. Bush. White Cabbages per doz. heads 10 6 Red I 6 3 fir0c01i.. 06— 1 Horse radishpr. bundle Celery ...

... COVENT GARDEN. After the play at this House, a Chinese Tale, entitled The Tartar Witch, and the Pedlar Boy, was produced The story may be collected from the following brief outline: Maga, ( Miss Taylor,) the Tartar Witch, bears a strong enmity to C ...

... COVENT- GARDEN. Hop n' My 7'loll - nb is a less Thumb than the Thumb of Drury. When we say this, we make him accountable for the whole of the pantomime, of which he is the cause, and not for the opening alone. As far as the acting of Thumb conrerned, ...

... could have induced the manager of Covent Garden Theatre to allow Mr.. Hendrick to appear before the public ; and he will do well to bear in mind, for his future guidance in such. matters, .that the boards of Covent Garden Theatre are not intended for the ...

... COVENT GARDEN. The theatrical campaign of this theatre opened on Monday with the Merchant aj' Venice, and a new after* piece entitled Hit h'irtl Campaign. The part Shylock was undertaken by a gentleman, hia fint appearance,'' Ac. Theatrical fame had spoken ...

... COVENT GARDEN. Pantomimes being as naturally looked for at Christmas as plum-pudding and’ pastime, this theatre is always foremost in catering for the public appetite in this very important particu[ir. This year, expectation was rather on tiptoe on this ...

... COVENT GARDEN Mr. Sheridan Knowles's play of William Tell, with alterations by the author, was played for the first time at this theatre Monday. The most striking change is the transfer of the scene of the shooting of the apple, from the nd of the fourth ...

... COVENT GARDEN. The pantomime is called Puss in Boots, or Harl-quin and the 41W1cr's Son, and is founded on our old and favourite nursery tale of that name. Josselin, the youngest of the three sons of the miller, receives from his father no other legacy ...

... COVENT GARDEN. On Monday night the tragedy of Hamlet was played for the purpose of introducing a new actor to the metropolitan boards, in the character of the so-called philosophic prince. The name of the debutant is Butler, and although we do not ...

... COVENT GARDEN. After the play at this House, a Chinese Tale, entitled 6. The Tartar Witch, and di. Pedlar Boy, was produced Thc story'may be collected from the followieg brief outline: Maga, (Miss Taylor,) the Tartar Witch, bears a strong enmity to ...

... COVENT- GARDEN. _ M. LAPaRTE came into the held on Monday. His first introduction was that of a young gentleman, his first appearance on any stage; as Shylock.- We shall forbear to speak on the attempt, in the belief that it will he his last. Mr. FORRESTER ...

... COVENT GARDEN. The seem communed st this hoses het sight, sad fins the spirit with shish Mr. Lapels bus spenod • his that compaige, we are Wined agar If iti sessess. CIMINO desseade a play if Shithipsere's oe es epee* sigh; the wily aridly, tiara fere ...