... FIRE AT COVENT GARDEN THEATRE. At about minute* to 2, tbia afternoon, a dreadful accident took place at tbit theatre, by the explosion ga* which had collected oue the rooms on the ground floor, into which some of the workmen employed removing the gasometer ...

... Cfi THE KING’S VISIT TO COVENT GARDEN THEATRE. At an early hour, the necessary preparations were made for his Majesty’s reception. The Officers of State, and other attendants, were summoned to he in readiness to attend the Kins' St. James’s Palace. At ...

... THEATRE, BELFAST. MZS3 S. BOOTH, Of the Theatres-Royal, Covent Garden, and Drury-Lane, ASSISTED BY MISS E, HAMILTON, Of the Theatre-Royal. Hawkins-street, Dublin, and of the Nubility's Concerts, TAKES leave most respectfully, announce to the Nubility ...

... REFORM IN PARLIAMENT. A very numerou* Meeting, on Wednesday last, eras convened, at Covent Garden, the Elector* Westminster, to consider the propriety of addressing Parliament on the distresses the country, and | urge the necessity a Reform in Parliament ...

... MU. KEAN. Othello’s occupation's gone.” Covent- Garden bouse full from the commencement assembled here night see the Kerns, father and son, in the play of Othello. Mr. Kean, sen. appeared feeble in tone and action from the commencement of the performance ...

... RE-APPEARANCE OF MU. J. KUSSELL, The Popular Comedian, From the Theatres Royal Covent Garden, Drury Lane, and English Opera House, who has recovered from his indisposition. This present Monday Evening, March 12,1838, To commence with (second time) the ...

... Druid, and another of our best is Doge of Venice, on Parker’s resignation. Entirely and devotedly yours, * Hopkins. * Covent Garden, Nov. 9. Dear Hopkirs,—l have ordered them to look you out two of greatest assassins, and I’ll take care they shall go ...

... London, Monday, May 14. This morning, in pursuance public notice, meeting of the inhabitants Westminster was convened in Covent garden, tor the purpose of addressing his Majesty on the recent changes in the Cabinet, to thank him fur the firmness he had displayed ...

... formed the of AS YOU LIKE IT. which, will added, the Farce of THE PRISONER AT LARGE. The Proprietors of the The Royal. Covent Garden, favoured Mr. with Copies of the new Play ADRIAN ORRILLA, And the new farce ARBITRATION; Ok, FREE AND EASY, Now performing ...

... EVENING Nov. will per* JL formed the of THE POOR GENTLEMAN. Lie. trn.!nt Worthington Mr, M.i rsii.ui, From the Theatre Royal Covent Garden. To which will added, the Musical Farce THE POOR SOLDIER. Bagnteile (with Song in Charafler) Mr. L. Tot Mrated Play ...

... THEATRE, BELFAST. By Permission of Sir Stephen May, Sovereign, MR. W. FARREN, (Of \the Theatres Royal Drury Lane and Covent Garden J FOR TWO NIGHTS ONLY!! THE Manager feels gratified in being able to announce, that he haa effected an Engagement with ...

... i g his demesne. There were green peas, full grown asparagus, and strawberries exposed to sale on Wednesday ae’nuight Covent Garden Market. ...