... that no further hopes existed Sir Robert Peel's recovery. Her Majesty, who intended to have gone to the Italian Opera at Covent-garden Theatre, instantly gave instructions that the carriages should be countermanded, and the Royal dinner party broke up shortly ...

... time in these matters. Suppose now, for instance, the Lord Chamberlain were to shut up the Houses of the Haymarket and Covent Garden in the middle of April, we apprehend that the other Houses down at Westminster might just as well close too. No house, ...

... years. His death prevented the completion of the contract, and Mrs. Glover returned to Covent-garden. In 1813 she again appeared at Drurvlane, afterwards at Covent-garden, and subsequently she made an engagement at the Haymarket, of which theatre, she continued ...

... perhaps the most promising juvenile actor on the. London boards, whose talented creations of many popular characters at Covent Garden and the Haymarket have been acknowledged both by the public and the press; Mr. Tilbury’s name has already become a“ household ...

... last. Carlisle Journal.— {Mr. Pritchard was favourably known to the metropolitan play-going public by his performances at Covent Garden some ten years since.] Her Majesty's Theatre.—Just as the season is drawing to its close it receives a new impulse from ...

... I-earnin',-ton, like all watering places, differs very materi- admit wh-im they liked to its sittings; they aere «lf- Covent-garden—Richard Wilson Jem-ou and Edward —•'i r ' fi?,T^^?,^ t b.Liiio—of the Allen got to the* limber, it turned over, ally from ...

... Sermon before Her Majesty.— Crathie, Sunday, Sept. 22.— This morning the Rev. Dr. Cumming, of the Scotcn National Church, Covent-garden, preached from Isaiah, chapter, 22ud verse— Look unto me ye saved, all ye ends of the earth. There were present iv the ...

... |U»i» son, Charlotte-terrace, Ijimbeth, London, linen drapers Pike, Reading, Berkshire, tobacconist—William ,,n street, Covent-garden, London, licensed victualler— Geo. , Philpot-lane, City of London, merchant— Henry Ward Old Fish-street, City London, wine ...

... La Tempesta would be certaiu to suffer more by being produced there than if it. had been presented to the public at the Covent Garden House, where such operas form the grand feature, and where such extraordinary facilities for their representation exist ...

... proposed to hold a Meeting of deputies from some of the principal towns interested in this matter at the Bedford Hotel, Covent Garden, Loudon, on Tuesday, the Bth Day of October, next, at Twelve o'clock; and it is hoped that oue or two Deputies from your ...

... official character. After passing through Temple Bar, the “Cardinal’’ and the “Guy were conveyed through the Strand into Covent Garden Market, thence back into the Strand Charing Cross, ami after passing Regent Street and down Bond Street, returned through ...

... lne*dav, Friday, . Saturday, Arbury,. BANKRUPTS. Feiday, Nor. B.—Alexander Black, bookseller, lington-stroet North, Covent-garden. pastry cook, Milton-next-Graveseod.—Robert boot and shoemaker, Kingstoo-upon-Hull.-—John Ko** botham, silk manufacturer ...