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... COVENT GARDEN THEATRE. hoof! from Hbß^liSiJraS WOU d hlv « * sible opprobrium, was hat ?? nl • he^ tre ?? th eve ! 7 P_** with aft the applause a n2rU * * V**-* C .T* nt Gafden it. It consist ™f a VHr?el , nT? ty . h^. M u CO, . ldbe,toW - Upo s ...
... COVENT GARDEN THEATRE. There are few stories that have been so generally used as that of Cinderella. It haa been the property of almost every civilized country, and has become popular in a variety of shapes ; but on the stage particularly it has never ...
... COVENT GARDEN THEATRICAL FUND DINNER. The customary Anniversary Festival ofthis useful Institu- tion took place yesterday at the Freemasons' Tavern, and though we have seen a more numerous attendance at some of those Meetings, we have the gratification ...
... THEATRES ROYAL, DRURY-LANE AND COVENT- GARDEN. The Ladies and Gentlemen eng-ag-ed at these Establishments are requested to ASSEMBLE in the Green Room of Drury-Lane on MONDAY next, the 2r2d inst., and in that of Covent-Garden on TUESDAY, the 23d, at Twelve ...
... of the Winter campaign. Drury Lane and Covent Garden will open, the former with a favourite Comedy, the latter with one of Shakspeare's Tragedies and a new Farce. Mr. Vandenhoff opens the sea3on at Covent Garden in Coriolanus. Mr. Butler succeeds that ...
... Wednesdnv. The obstacle to the representation of JeplUhtCs Toic has been removed, and that Oratorio will l>* performed at Covent- Garden on the 14th inst., when Braham and Madame I-'earon will make their appearance in it. ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Plaintiff, Mr. Raymond a member of the Covent Garden Company, to recover from the Defendant the profit by the exhibition of a dramatic pieae adopted by ihe name of The Invisible Prince, which was rejected at Covent Garden. Mr. Sergeant Talfourd, with whom ...
... month. Lord Byron's Manfred, it is thought, will be soon brought forward. Mr. Vandenhoff will appear in that character. Covent Garden is spoken of as likely to open on the 2'2d ; and various novelties are said to be on the tapis ; amongst the first to be ...
... had been a meritorious servant to the Duke of Portland. He was discharged. Edgar William Dow, late ot Tavistock-street, Covent- garden, tailor, was opposed by Mr. Woodroffe on the part of Mr. Whitbread, a cattle-dealer, and in person by a Mr. Timberlake ...
... and Officers of the Staff engaged with the Duke at the battle ot Waterloo. Her Majesty and suite went last evenintr ( 0 Covent- Garden Theatre, to honour the performances withtheir presence. The Queen was accompanied by Prince George of Cambridge, the Duke ...