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... a most successful trip to Ilreland, (where her talerts and character; werer held in the hihest estimation,) retumrn ta Covent-garden ;I'heatrer on terms highly ?? to her pro. fessironalfuime, and which stamps her as ohe of the first ic- tresses of this ...
... maie have been bounden for ald dais. aafriiXI Salaries arid Rece'ijptsIn 1767, ihe followinig ere ?? )d to performers at Covent Garden Theatre: flti f tr;;ck £16 ?? £16 ?? 11e £l2.~~~i3Oirsley X5.-Lee Lewis £11 lOs- The whole expense of the Theatreper night ...
... list of the present Theatres in London oe( wbhich, taken at the lowest calculation, contain as under : sm People, Pe ?? Covent-Garden Theatre - - 3,000 av 2. Drury-Lane Theatre (when built) - 2,800 h 3. The Opera-House - - -. 5,500 ,a 4. The Pantheon - ...
... GENTLEMEN,~ Tnzr admirers of M1usic were on Tuesday Eveniiing higtily gratified with the appear- e ance of Mr. S5INcLAiR of Covent- Garden 'neatie ion iour toass, in the cliariacter of Or-tldac in the Operd 'of the C'rthlet. . s i ueh as iias been said of this ...
... Tunis, Smyrna,. Constanti- nople, and the Greek Islands. Lately, as. Mr. Harrison, the proprietor of the Tavistock Hotel, Covent Garden, was sitting down to dinner, he wasdisturbed byan unusualnoise made by a quantity of fancy pigeons he had on the top of ...
... WVrexham, Esqt rd-C T.lRoper, of Plutseg, Esq. peon by tl Thelightrning on Tuesday, slightly struck Rich- Is 0ou'` Hotel, in Covent Garden, passed, between Cori trowd of people who were standing for shelter oflic, tcc, but providentially without doing injury ...
... mouth. Tbe Coroner's Jury brought i. B verdict of Felo tie se spon the body. Half a sieve of green peas sold lately, at Covent Garden Market, by ir. Nevett, of Sion Hill, near Brentford, for five pounds I Lately, between the hours of one and two, the roof ...
... il'Corquodalc, fist ?? Garge In 1 and 16 Hoigh M'Ccesuadalr, secon- ?? s G ?? 1 le et , -iJcs V lrccn t ?? ttie lan I Covent Garden.-Last Saturday ni-ght, at the Ora- on0 here, for Ashklv' benefit, Catalani was in fine vaicoandf drew dowin th unders ...
... lights.' The Secretary oF State'5 Offlices, ia Downing- l] t, were fusli illumioated, and boretthe name of 1! Wedingtoni Covent-garden had Lord Wellington's name- rury-iane his portrait. The Courier- Oice, Victorialand a stat t Somerset-house tas, perhaps ...
... of .four niiles and atjusrter an hour. The charming little: actriess, W'its ~Booth, late of of this Theare, but now of Covent- Garden, is speed.- ily to be united -to g getleman of fortune at Lie'er- IMettoroartic Dia)iy, 1513, ?? Zie 129.1 toulJ45, ineltuive ...
... graces of Vestris and Miss Moar. We understand that Miss. Mathews, who made her first appearance in London last week at Covent- Garden Theatre with such great eclat in the -Cha.- racters of Katharine in theExile, and Rosina,is sister to that favourite and ...
... shaped, aud very light- Carr's .Yorthern, Tou~r, Te 1?egent's Feelings !-The Lord Chamberlain has prohibited the manager of Covent Garden from playing Henry the VIII. at his theatre, in deference to the Regent's feelings! - .Dakard's Stunizfsrd Neus. The d ...