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... WEDNE$DAY; OCT. 9g. Mr. Garner, thc BoofeiZler at Margaste, per. . formed:4i1o there with grcat -fucefs, ano brught a-fll Theatre. He was uniformly. w fpeabae and not like the EookfeIer who play ed a tragical part for Voltairesit Ferney, very well, 'but ...
... that all the beauty and failhion of the Ifland ?? next evening, at. the re- qudl of Mr. Collins, Manager 6f the New- port Theatre, the Lady Patronefs befpoke the f, 3PLay of 'The Str&azger-, & c.; and fo many places d were taken, as obliged the Manager ...
... We hope i this example will prove asgeneral as it is good. E -We truft alfo, that the exaniple of fome of the provincial Theatres having given a benefit . for the fund eftablifhed for the relief of the above widows and orphans, will be generally adopted ...
... honei t Jac wcill foon b1efitf orjea vain ! Ak Son of Nc:otune heari'ir Mifs Leake fing I hcr fa.ous ,oice ef Lqve at the Theatre, ex- 4 clu l r.d o his conrac _, ; Damnme, Jack, had we fi 1h a Lrahe ?? ol haip, I lhould not I mindl J fe te Io th ' It ...
... pro.. in ?? to either Manager or Performers. we T. Collins's Benefit was on Wednefday-the C le 1-louie was crowded., 'A new Theatre is to be ff d ereted, on a plan of the greateft elegance, pre- C vious to the 4cbmmencellment of the next Sea- re Fon; the ...
... patronage), intend early in al December to attempt the much.admired Tra- r-gedy of Drztglas; and Mr. Collins, Manager i- of the Theatre, has liberally offered to accom- nmodate them with faitable feenes and charac- y teriftic dreffes. Ln On Thtsrfday lat the ...
... It amidif the combat of elements, the. Enemy ai cannot fland againft the brave army which fud- denly appears on, this new theatre: every aj where they are- driven back. Your Imperial o. 'HEMajefty's, Troops penetrated' the dark moun- tain-cavern of Urferen ...
... fuel, at ret . Aaced prices; Thefe fums with the profits of a play generotifly given by Mr.. Collins, the P.topriekor of our Theatre, before he'left this I town, amounting to fr.eing' more than t thirty pounds, and of 'tfie' pla~yperfornied .b the ?? the ...
... oaut, and feveral [labs-in dicuent parts of his bod', is likely io recover. On £reidaf lart, Mr. Dioirm, of Dnirry-ltrae Theatre, sbrili costrnrbirrtrhg to the errviviriy.of a grenileman's pirvs jn Kent, was eyrzed with a fudden r mental dfeangeeln ivhi'ch ...
... concluded by Eleven oclock. - aickrts tose-ead of Mr. Melv n, at Mrs Hokloyd's, ar ert Clty, Blankct.Row, and ofM.Sawel at the Theatre, Ahe e places for the boxes may be taken ., ...
... principal inabitaits of the towsi, atftding the dejivet; oF hie foup to fiuch poor as applied for it. TI. tstceiptl ofthe Theatre at Norwich, on the .no t ot its opening, amounted-to 81. which lum Mr.' Arunton Faid into the hands of the Mayor, for the ...
... rode to Windlor Lodge oahorfebatlc,wet thrqbgh by' rain, where they arrived at 7' paR 6 in the eventing. At Covent Garden Theatre, the play of theW if Man or the. Ea{zand the new Pancomime, were on Wednefday night performedby Royal corma di, to a crowded ...