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... THE EIOTS AT COVENT GARDEN. Frank Winder, Henry Yates, and Gerard Dc-nolf were charged, on remand, before Mr. Vaughan, at Bow Street, yesterday, with riotous behaviour at the lute Promenade Concert*, Corent Garden. On the last occasion the case for the ...
... rjpHEATEE KOYAL, COVENT GARDEN. « RIDING HOOD and LITTLE BO PEEP, the loveliest Pantomime ever produced, except the THE KOH- NOOR, at the THEATRE ROYAL, BRADFORD, which commences on Mondays,* Thursdays, and Saturdays at Sevea o'c lock, and Tuesdays ...
... MACHERHY'S DEUT AT COVENT GARDEN. Unaccustomed to tho vast size of these large theatrea, it with a feeling like dis may that entered on the stage ; but to all appearance managed to keep under control the flutter of my spirits, went through my leheartjj ...
... MRS W'BLDON AT COVENT GARDEN. Yrstcrdey morning, wu applied by Aire Wtldon for icmmone Sidney, private m crctary Meter* Gattl, I~r alleged aseaolt on Wed* tieday ertnfcg, and that her application yea* the Lad rot mentioned hla name ansa aha had not tun ...
... MR. RICES PANTOMIME AT COVENT GARDEN. Bradfordians will gratified to find that Mr. Rice has made a decided hit with his first effort as a London manager. The London papers of Saturday give long descriptions of his pantomime, from which it is dear the ...
... Only London Addres*: *, TAVISTOCK-bTHKET. COVENT GARDEN jy/pSSRS. NATHAN, THE CELEBRATED COURT COSTUMIERS, HRfIRNT.RTHRRT At HULL To-siomutw, to Uke Ordm for the FANCY DRESS BALL Ladies and Gentlemen, before ordering elsewhere, should gee their Design* ...
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... The funeral of the late Mr. Harris, of Covent Garden Theatre, took place on Friday in the Brompton Cemetery. Leeds on Friday the parents of twenty children, meetly Irish, were fined for refusing to send their children to the Board Schools. Mr. Barnes ...
... bil and Bijou, now playing at Covent Garden, said' have cost nearly £20,000 in costumes and scenery. ...
... London Theatres and the Licensing Act.—The citation with respect to the Licensing Act in the theatrical district, which Covent Garden is the centre has induced Mr. Harry Boleno, the well-known clown,' to collect some statistics of the average numbers of ...