... COVENT GARDEN. At 7, THE MERCHA.NT OF VENICE. Mr. C. Rice, Miss Maude 13rennan. At 8, CINDER,ELLA. Messrs. Rogers, Fair Willard, Louis, Vincent, and Wainwright, Misses Nelly Power, Brennan, St. George, Amelia, Gunniss, &c. Morning performances on Mondays ...

... COVENT GARDEN. Robinson Crusoe is tbo most popular personage in tli« entire range o£ iiction. of Ciudorclbi, Jack of tbs Beanstalk, ami other heroines and heroes of fairy loro will ever awaken interest; but graphic power Defoe has invested Robinson Crusoe ...

... COVENT GARDEN. At 7, A ROLAND FOR AN OLIVER. Messrs. Rogers, Pitt, Willard, and Wainwright; Misses Emma Waters, Maud Brennan, &c. At 8, CINDERELLA. Messrs. Rogers, Fair, Willard, Louis, Vincent, and Wainwright, Misses Nelly Power, Brennan, Sr. George ...

... COVENT GARDEN. Last evening was produced here the Merchant of Venice, compressed into two acts. The portions of the Play chosen for representation were those in which Shylock is before the audience supplemented by so much else only as is necessary to ...

... COVENT GARDEN. The story of Robinson Crusoe, with variations according to the fancy of Mr. J. F. McArdle, is the Christmas piece at Covent Garden. The author has sought to develop the comic rather than the pathetic side of his hero's adventures. In ...

... COVENT GARDEN. At 7, A ROLAND FOR AN OLIVER. Messrs. Rogers, Pitt, Willard, and Wainwright ; Misses Emma Waters, Maud Brennan, &c. At 8, GINDKRELLA. Messrs. Rogers, Fair, Willett!, Louis, Vincent, and Wainwright, Misses Nelly Power, Brennan, St. George ...

... COVENT (GARDEN, At Covent Garden, * Robinson Crusoe” and his marvellous adventures have been placed on the boards by the pen of Mr. J, I\ M‘Ardio, a wellknown writer of pantomimes, The story, as told at Covent Garden, may in some respects diffor from ...

... COVENT G.ARDEN. At 7, A ROLAND FOR AN OLIVER. Messrs, Rogers, Pitt, Willard, and Wainwright ; Misses Emma 'Waters, Maud Brennan, B.:c. At GINDe.RELLA. Messrs. Rogers, Fair, Willard, Louis, Vincent, and Wainwright, Misses Nelly Power, Drennan, Sr. George ...

... Covent Garden. EDIAN'S CHLORODYNE original and only genuine. Acts like a charm in Bronchitis, Coughs,lsTeuralgia, Fevers, Cholera, Iltery, Spasms, and all Nerve Pains. Lord Chankell°,Selborne, Lord Justice James, and Lord Justice ei t iL l au, decided ...

... COVENT GARDEN. A VERSION in two acts of The Merchant of Venice has been produced at this theatre. The portion cut out relates to the caskets and other matters. Mr. C. Rice assumes the part of Shylock, and gives a rendering the most remarkable feature ...

... THE RIOTS AT COVENT GARDEN. Frank Winder, Henry Yates, and Gerard were charged, on remand, before Mr. Vaughßn, et Bow-street, yesterday, with riotous behaviour at tbe l&tc Promenade Concerts, Garden. On the last occasion tho case for the prosecution ...

... COVENT GARDEN THEATRE. THIS EVENING, at 7, THE MERCHANT OF VENICE. Messrs. C. Rice, Willard, Rozcrs, Egan, Standing, J. Wainwright, &c.; Misses Maud Brennan, Emily Waters, Rose Osman, Sze. At 8.30, the Grand Pantomime, CINDERELLA; Messrs. Rogers, W. B ...