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... FASHIONABLE JOURNAL. COURT CIRCULAR. Her Majesty went to Covent Garden Theatre on Thursday evening, attended by the Mamrhioness of Normanby, Miss Cocks, Miss Cavendish, Lord Fingall, Mr. William Cowper, and Colonel Cavendish. The Queen has seen very little ...
... witnessed his ?? to the experience of the ?? Lane has been filled since Monday night. After the Conservative festival at Covent Garden, for which the run of a successfulpiece was interrupted, the theatre was almost deserted for a ?? really wonderful men ...
... in stating that he is a peusiolser oin Drury Lane Fund. In your observations you have asked if he is not a pensioner on Covent Garden Fund; and if an answer in the affirmative he returned, -the contradiction of T. AV. amounts to a Were quibble If, howevet ...
... next accusation of our correspondentis, that Mr. Younger is not a pensioner on Drury Lane ftud. Is lie not a pensioner on Covent Garden fund? What does it matter which fund it is ? It is, however, very kind in Mr. Younger to be holding secret meetings and ...
... Mr. Jenner and Sons, Mr. Dashwood, Capt. Meade. TH E ATR I CALS. On Thursday night, such was the rush to every part of Covent Garden Theatre, to see the new play of Richelieu, that everv unoccupied private box in the house was let to parties unable to ...
... Standish, of Scaleby Castle and Holme Cultram Abbey, in the county of Cumberland, and Farley Hill, in the county of Barks. COVENT GARDEN TxsEATHE.-Shakspeare's tragedy of King Lear was produced at this theatre Inst night, and with a degree of taste and skill ...
... iii thle riame cif Icadwooti aiid Co nrtariy. At the Bovietreet Omfen, onf Tuesday, a 'Mrs. Gibhs, of ileifiril streeti Covent Garden, was fitted forty shillitigsoil dosts f~ir sptreadiop5 ashes on tre. payment before lsec iooc to prevent any accident from ...
... are flee- int to Rome, or Vienna, or Paris. Drury-lane is Sir it up-come to a stanrd still for the want of audiences. Covent Garden is also about to close from the same cause The Lyceum and the Adelphi have shut up shop, and the Haymarket can barely maintain ...
... Forrest, the American tragedian, was married on FridaY -to MIss Sinclair, daughter of Mr. Sinclair, of Drury Lane an Covent Garden. The married couple are about to proceed t the continent. The Mledial Gazette says that the King revised the bhaleti's ...
... gentlemen of the Household. The Queen was enthusiastically received by a crowded house. On Friday night her Majesty honoured Covent Garden Theatre with her presence. The performances were Werner and Frra .TJi20lo.-There have been dinner par- ties at the Palace ...
... thiltnied, soial (lie buisiness of it. injared liy the opening ot iii,- ita ,trevi-s Inaidintz to D~rerv Lmtiie ainit Covent Garden[ Theai res. 'Ile shoplivepeis inl the Havnmarket say tist tradle 1its vmelelpcele 1,11-' it Since, Ieguilt-street hisis ...
... on TIiisdaly evellill. Mr. Macready hasl, nllsolicited, increased tbo salaries of tble entirc bhail of the Theatre syal Covent Garden, an instance of manage. rial liberality in the middle of a scason, we believe, wholly withont precedent. Sir Rdirarid flilwer's ...