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... COVENT GARDEN. We ate much disposed to question the niuSiCal experience and taste of the person who arranged the Oratorio which was presented at this Theatre last night. With the exception of Madame BELOC ru's favourite air Di placer ; and Miss CORRI'S ...
... COVENT GARDEN: The season closed at this Theatre last night witi the Tragedy of Hamlet. Mr. YOUNG'S retirement from Covent Garden gave additional interest to the performance. We have never seen him in Hamlet, or any other character to equal advantage ...
... COVENT GARDEN. A new Tragedy, intitled Orestes in Argos, was, after an unusually long announcement, produced last night at this theatre. The ollowing are the principal performers : /Egysthus Mr. Bennet, Orestes Mr. C. Kemble, Pylades Mr. Cooper. Areas ...
... COVENT GARDEN The new Tragedy of Retribution, or the Daughter- was repeated last evening. It has undergone very considerable curtailment—The second - act has been compressed—The last geene, particularly in that part which may be called the: trial of ...
... COVENT GARDEN. This theatre was full almost to overflow last night. The per. forrnance was the first part of Henry IV. Mr. Charles Kemble hamuch improved in his playing the part of Sir John Falstaff. He has got rid of much of the stiffness of his first ...
... COVENT GARDEN. The performance last night at this Theatre was the tragedy of Maehell,. This splendid creation of dramatic instinct and poetical imagination went off with an unusual degcee of languor. It is impossible for Mr. Young to appear in any part ...
... COVENT GARDEN. Last night, a new Melo-drama, called Swedish Patriotism, was produced at this Theatre. Mr. Aim= is said to be the authdr of it• and the unqualified succesi it met with from a crowded audience, proves that his talents are well adapted to ...
... COVENT GARDEN. Mr. Wrench made his first appearance on these boards last night as Rover, in the comedy of Wild Cats. He was received in a very flattering manner by the audience. The sort of talent which had rendered this gentleman so deservedly popular ...
... COVENT GARDEN. A Comedy, intitled A WonzanNerer VeYt ; or Widow of Oven. hill, by an old dramatic w,riter_named Rowley, was revived at this theatre last night., withaecolding to the play bill—Alterations and additions—send obtained; If not a brilliant ...
... COVENT GARDEN. 'be pleasant Cooney of A Woman never Vext ; sr the Corr. Sill was played; but Mr. Bennett (the Casper of Der took the character of Foster, Sen., originally sustained, Ito ch ability, by Mr. Itognits.-Thelnlfo rnt a i W : l ' t be_chsulge ...
... COVENT GARDEN. As You Like It was the performance of last night at this Theatre.— It would appear that fine shows, scenery, glittering dresses, and eqties trian parade have gained a complete and melancholy triumph over wit, poetry, and Shakspeare. The ...
... COVENT GARDEN. Last night a young lady, F. H KELLY, was introduced as the representative of Juliet, in the tragedy of Romeo and Juliet. She has already acquired some popularity on the Dublin stage. First appearances generally are greeted with applause; ...