... COVENT GARDEN. 11:10letnatt'5 extravagant, still. interesting Opera of i a?is Yerico, brought l as t n i g ht a full audience, which ,f-price f or t h e pantom i me ren d ere d even tumultu;r o verflowing; so th a t th e s queezing in the galleries ...

... COVENT GARDEN. Yesterday evening Love Ma Village was represento at this Theatre, for the purpose of introducing a new perfriormer in the character of Young- Meadows, and of affording , Miss PATON another opportunity of displaying her comic and vocal powers ...

... COVENT GARDEN. Last night the pantomime at this theatre was preceded by the tragedy of Romeo and Juliet. The house has been, we believe, crowded every night during this festive season, and the only circumstance to mark the excellent performance of this ...

... COVENT GARDEN. _ _ A now melodrama was produced at this theatre on Saturday. night, and very favourably received. The scene is in the Highlands of Scotland, and the following are the chief personages : • . . • _ Ckm:Oitaid (Lord otGlepca'rnj ' Mr. CONNOR ...

... COVENT GARDEN. The usual scene of Christmas merriment—a pantomime'was produced at this theatro last night. To a philosopher, accustomed to judge of all things by the rigid rule of reason, such exhibitions would appear ridiculous. It would be below his ...

... COVENT GARDEN. The pit on Saturday night was crowded to an overflow before the commenceo.ent of the play. In the tragedy of the Gamester, Mr. Young appeared as Beverly. Nothing can be more just than his delineation of the character nothing finer than ...

... COVENT GARDEN. The tragedy of King John was performed at this theatre last night, with to borrow the language of the play bills, an attention to costume never before equalled on the English stage ; that is to say, never equalled until it equalled ...

... COVENT GARDEN The representation of Julius Cesar produced a tolerably good attendance at this theatre last night. The performance, though not of the highest order, was quite efficient. It is to be regretted that the • attention to costume, of which ...

... COVENT GARDEN. Last night that very clever performer in his particular lice, Mr. Meander, took leave of a London audience for the present, in a dance called 4 Pas Chinois, or a Chinese dance, in which he was vociferously encored, especially by the pit ...

... COVENT GARDEN: Me. FARREN'S Benefit attracted a •cronided and brilliant audiencte to this Theatre last night. We are glad to find the ' taste of the town thus justly appreciates talent of the first order in legitimate comedy. Every One has his Fault was ...

... COVENT GARDEN. The First Part of King Henry the Fourth was represented last night, after an announcement of more than ordinary promise. It has been got up in a costly style of dress and pageantry. There is abundance of Gothic splendour, but without being ...

... COVENT GARDEN. 1 The Electrical e . g cts. produced by the new trargedy of Fazio, says the play:Lbill, having proved, Sc.e'., it will be repeated on. Monday. Valgetto.himi self, who styles himself .professor of art.panegyrical, Could not have ...