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Thursday Night at Covent Garden Henry the Fifth Play
The Duke and Princesses attended the Theatre Royal Covent Garden to see Henry the Fifth the first public diversion since the late Queen's death. Notices mention appointments, marriages, sheriffs, and various local occurrences in a broad 1738 London context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theatre Royal
Covent Garden
Henry the Fifth
Philip Vanbrugh
Plymouth
Cajx
Norris
John Norris
Deceas
Nicholas Dobre
Jamaica
West-Indies
St. James’s
Lemen
Cambrandy
Huntingdon
George Cook
Wheatley
Barr
Wales
Gawley Humberston
Cawley
Flintshire
David Peanaur
Montgomery
John Thomas
Atton
Ely
Caermarthen
South Wales
Lewis
Thomas Edwards
Daniel
Temple Bar
Isleworth
Catharine Whitfield
Whitfield
St. Giles, Cripplegate
Broderick
Viscount Middleton
His Majesty
Manning
Nicholas-lane
Cannon-street
William Radcliff
Bucklersbury
Marqueer
St. Christopher’s
Baffeterre
John Barston
Battersea
Surrey
Himslf
John Porter
Archbishop of
Canterbury
Elmecum Emneth
Ile of Ely
Tillerson
Gooch
Warwick
Landaff
Tennison
Oxford
Leeds
Edward Bland
Pycomb
Sussex
Chichester
Lewis Beaumont
John Mandeville
Oswald
Cumberland
Carlile
John, Gerard
Dorftshire
George Bezant
Kingston
Woodbury-hill
Dorchester
Gregory Lyndercombe
Askertwell
Edith Hawkins
Symondbury
Steel
Stepney-Causeway
Jace Topping
John Devine
Col. de Veil
Newgate
Devire
St. Martin’s-lane