... A11;1:flits being eot at he Heal of a Good Body or Saxon, and marching into Polend. That Country is like. wile to be the Theatre of a Bloody War belore the troubles come to an end. The Swedes in that Country are comrutcd to be about 3tooo Men in all. ...

... providing there, to carry the three Regiments of Foot which are defign to Barcelona. The i«th Inftant the Theatre for-Opcras here, CaH’d, The Theatre of the Flo~ rentines, took Fire faddenly (by what means not known) after the Opera was over, and in two ...

... to hji^ that W]* from giving the deferved Praifes to the EffiroiwilWf ' Her Majefty has nude 'tnSpjin and Portugal, TwOv Theatres of the War, that have been abandon**! by' the States for Jo many Years, th*i faid Effort* are look. 4 ed upon only as Quota's ...

... to find, that far from giving the deferred i-’raifes to the Efforts which Her Majefty has made in Spain and Portugal, Two Theatres of the War that have heen abandon d by the States for fo many Years, the faid Efforts are look’d upon only as Quota’s which ...

... »M AYOR and SHERIFFS and feveral EMINEN CITIZENS Dined with :m at the jiolfel. From thence moft of the COMPANY went to the Theatre Royal, where rhePi*ver Refufing to Dr. GARTH’S PROLOGUE TAs MARLANE, which contain* cnly a hvfme COMIUM upon KING WILLIAM; ...

... Attorney-General, Solicitor-General his Royal Highuefs. , HisMajefty, Letters Patent, has Richard _ Steele, Supci'vifor the Theatre-Royal, with a Sallary of -co !. - per A: nufi!, ■x, r. the Room ofWillam Collier, Erq-, Member • ).*■ • !• was fry'd the O'J ...

... 1715. Wh.u-d'-cah-it. A Tragi-comic paftoral Farce: \ is Ached at r'le Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane, Written by Mr. Gay. pr. 11. Venus and Adonis. Muique. t perform'd at the Theatre-Royal. Written by Mr. Gibber; .aid fet to Multdby Dr.Pepufch,pr. 6d. 111 ...

... dole ' • « The African Company have'two ftiips the Downs ready fail for- Guinea. ' .. The Prince has lately honour'd the Theatre Drury-Lane twice with his Prefence. At the firft Time was reprefented the Soldier's Fortune; and at the laft the Tragedy ...

... ordered the Day before at a Meeting cf the Vice Chancellor, tbe Heads of Houfes and the Pro&ors) a Convocation was held in the Theatre, where npon the Propofai ofthe Vice-Chancellor, it was una- nimoufly agreed by the whole Affembly of Do&ors and Mafters, that ...

... ordered the Day before at a Meeting pf the Vice-Chancellor, the Heads of Houfes and the JPro&ors) a Convocation was held in the Theatre, where upon the Propofal of the Vice-Chancellor, it was una- nimoufly agreed by the whole Affembly of Dq&ors and Mafters, ...

... Tunftal from the Marihalfca. They are all Prefton Prifoners under Sentence ot Death. Laft Night there was Mafquerade the Theatre the Hay* Market. Laft Tuefday Night, Phormio, a Play out Terence, was the King's Scholars at Weftmininfter, where were prefent ...

... Ufe of his Majefty's Men of War that? are in the Ealtick. -rLaft Monday Night his Royal Highnefs the Prince, went to the Theatre in Little Lincoln's-Inn Fields, and faw the Comedy called The Provok'd Wife. . The fame Day arriv'd the Downs, the Princefs ...