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... enter- tainers, but the heartfelt and er-thusiastic cheers which hailed his appearance at the theatres of Drury Lane and Covent Garden, on Friday, f'rom tha public in general, cannot fail to afford the highest gratification to his Royal Highness. BLASFHsMY ...
... Tavistock Place; Garrick -died in Adelphi Terrace; 4BosweUl first' saw Dr Johnson, in Tom Daves' bak p~dor in Great ?? Street Covent, Garden ' Flxmnan lived, and wrought and died in Buokinghmam Street, FitzrokuSquare - Wilkie painted his Bent Dayrat.84 'Upper ...
... The Duke and Duchess of Sutherland, the Mar- guisof Stafford, and the Ladies Leveson Gower, occupied the Queen's box at Covent Garden Thea- tre s n Tuesday evening. The Duchess-Countess of Sutherland gave a din- meron Wednesday evening, in Hamilton Place ...
... indeed hardly be estimated. Millions of the most costly flowers have been lavished upon them, and all the resources of Covent Garden must have been taxed to supply those that have come across the Channel. The wreaths are of endless variety, 'owers of every ...
... Theatre, on a scale of great magnifi- cence. Miss Stephens is to perform the character of Aladdin. Mr Braham is engaged at Covent Garden Theatre, and is expected to make his first appearance in Der Frieschktz. It appears by letters from Gibraltar, which have ...
... sntstcitis the -pprohabiossof enory one pfresent.'le 1. a lw' gis-e the toast first, and then ofler a fewt isoarhs; it m The Covent Garden Fund atd suncrss to itS.? A 5h etsld feel a satisfactiosi vhet-they recnllectehtbe .bject of INli fud; it seas to pinvide ...
... beatily surmmoned, flj4 Faust at Windsor to-night. As to 3f, - Reszke, this, it is feared, will be theeJ appearances at Covent Garden this a 1s evidently needs a long period of repo,_ 4 rate, be has taken his name off the ape, t s the rest of the week; ...
... Barrington, the Hon. Harriet Phipps, and Lord de Tabley, went to London yesterday, and 16noured the perfor'mance at the Covent Garden Trheatre with her presence. Her Royal Highness re- turned to Windsar at night. Prince Arthur, attended by Major Blphiastone ...
... rung and banners were hung out, and in the even- 9 ing many of the houses were illuminated. Ab the Royal English Opera, Covent Garden, the announcement of the safe amCoiUCheient of the Princess Frederick-William, made 9 by Mr W. Harrison, was received with ...
... afternoon. Her Majesty the Queen of Prussia and the 'Prince of Wales henoured the performance at the Royal Italhn Opera, Covent Garden, last evesing, with their presence. In attendance were the Countess Schulen- bourg, Couritcas SclweTin, Count de Boos, ...
... decline, the stated price being 319A. In October 1827, Bank stock was as high as 2iO.-Morainy Register. Drury Lane and Covent Garden closed on Friday night for the season. AIPE II OTHEATRE-This Evening. THE BEGGARS' OPERA. Captain Macbeath by Mr Edrauads ...
... true history of my Life ever printed in Britain. GRASrT THoit~aaNa, Seedsman, New-York, Now at No. 14 Tavistoclt-Row, Covent Garden, r 16 Novr. 1833. Mr Grant Thorburn, as he here announces, is at present in London, but about to proceed forth- with ...