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... COVENT GARDEN THEATRE. Last night The School for Scandal was performed at this theatre, for the benefit of Mr. Charles Mathews. The attraction was very powerful. Farren, Dowto.v, Mrs. Glover, Madame Vestris, Mrs. West, and Miss Mur- ray united in oue ...
... COVENT GARDEN THEATRE Last night a new melodramatic romance, called Th Afrancssado; or, Secrecy and Truth, was produced a- an after! piece. The scene is laid in a town in Spain during the occu- pation ofihe Peninsula by the French, and the interest ...
... COVENT GARDEN THEATRE. ♦ The performances at tl.is theatre last night were, in novelty variety, and excellence, far beyond anything we have seen for some years, either here or at any other theatre. They re. fleet honour on the taste, the talent, and the ...
... ST. PAUL'S, COVENT GARDEN Important Decision. — Yesterday morning a vestry meeting, convened by the churchwarden, was held in the vestry-room of St. Paul's church, for the purpose of re- civin Counsel's opinion as to the right of the vestry of thai ...
... THEATRE ROYAL COVENT GARDEN. Mr. MACREADY begs mott respectfully to annoi— c* that this THEATRE WILL OPEV, under his direction, on SATURDAY, September 30. It -ill not, he trusts, be deemed presumptuous in him to state ge- nerally and briefly the views ...
... at dinner on Friday evening, at his resi- dence in Whitehall-place. Madame Irvine, who fell from the rope on Friday, at Covent Garden Theatre, is rejiorted by her medical attendant to be doing well. The right upper arm is fraclured midway, but there is ...
... Celeste ; Mad. Preniens, Mrs. C. Jones ; Sophia, Miia Fitiwalter. On Monday, Macbeth, «„d Der Freischuu. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT GARDEN THIS EVENING,,.. £ perfomed t J^Sy of THE BRIDAL. xATT'^i.T^t' elanti «. Mr. Macr.ady-Eradne, Miss Huddart ; Aspatia ...
... that - 1,000/.— say 1,000/., was at onw « n * d - Hume produced '• 500/., but the answer of the clerk « ttie bank in Covent Garden wa — - If your thousand iwsi^* 1 * not paid in to-day by one o'clock, Mr. (.wart's 1,000.. tsl> paid in by half-pa. t one ...
... gone to Greenwich on the Sunday, and to have met witness on his return. Robert Mitchell, bookseller, Henrietta- afreet, Covent- garden, stated that he knew the deceased. He saw him on the Saturday night previous to tbe Sunday that he made away with himself ...
... to all the principal theatres in ihe States. Nor has Billy William?, the favourite of the Gods at Sadler's W ells and Covent Garden, been an iota behind in estimation, and is said here to be the best comic singer on either side of the Atlantic. Jim Crow ...
... THE THEATRES. , COVENT GARDEN. A new comic opera, entitled The Barbers of Bassora, wa* produced here on Saturday night. Hull ah was announced as the composer. The Village Coquettes., produced at Bra- mam's, had given promise of better things from this ...
... afterwards became manager of Covent-Garden Theatre which situation he held till his retreat from the stage. Owing to some domestic misfortunes Mr. Fawcett, for tho few last years of his life, was compelled to come upon the Covent-Garden Theatrical Fund, of which ...