... Commerce between France and Mufcovy, as was propofed the Czar when that Court. Oil Thurfday Night laft the King came to the Theatre in Dniry Lane, and faw the Comedy called the Ken juror, written Mr. Cibber, much ridiculing the Principles and Practices People ...

... in St. James's Park, fuppofed to have dixd of an Appople&ick it. Laft Night the Prince was to come from Richmond, to the Theatre Drury-Lane, to fee Comedy a£fced, call'd, Sir Courtly Nice; or, It cannot be ; it being Mr. Pinkethman's Benefit, and the ...

... hang'd. London, Jan 26. His Majefty hating received certaic Information of great Misbehaviours committed by the Company the Theatre in Drury-Lane, did on Saturday revoke their Patent; and Ycflerday they were interdided till further Orders. Laft Saturday ...

... Bufinefc here v we had every Day Opera's in Mufick, which drew an incredible Coa« jcourfe of : People* particularly, atthe Theatre of Count &' Albert, where • tie vaft Crovird of Speftators occafiotfd on the 19th Inftant, a (Quarrel, jbetween the Attendants ...

... Lands, purchafes more every Day. London April 30. OnWednefday Night his Majefty and his Royal Highnefs were together, at the Theatre in the Hay Market, to fee the new Opera caked Radamistus. Next Norning His Majefty went to Kenfington, but returned to Dinner ...

... baftinado'd him, and .then cently dipt him a Hcrle-pond> The lame Evening Royal Highnefs the Prince of Wales went to the Theatre Royal in Dairy-Lane, aud faw the Pl/y, call'd, Don John Or, Libertine dettroye.l. is reported, that the of hath got above ...

... all Demon of Joy ufual -on the like Occafions. And Wednefday Night their Royal Highneffcs the Prince and Princefs went the Theatre Lincoln's-Inn Fields, and law the Tragedy Macbeth. WednefJay the October laft, Sir Willoughby Hickman, Bart, departed this ...

... King- lom. The Theatre built in the Hay Market for the Company of French Co- medians here is to be finiihed this Day, and ?? who are to come to .em from Paris being daily expeded, they deiign to begin their Performm- jes on that Theatre next Week, with ...

... Horfe-Guards were oblidged difp-rfe the People. Wednesday Night laft his Majefty and the Prince Wales were together at the Theatre in Hay Market, and Opera, call'd, Aftartus. On Turfday laft the Cuftom-Houlc Officers lei7.ed a Carr going along Cheapfidr ...

... le foy of fome of them, who dreaded Trail (portation before next Cucumber-Time. Mr. Penkethman, a famous Comedian at the Theatre in Drury-!ane lies at the Point of Death. An A pothecary's Servant was committed to Newgate laft Tuefday, Accufation of purging ...

... Her Royal Highaefs's Lying-in which is expeft. Ed about the middle of next Month. We hear the Famous Mr. Penkethman of the Theatre Royal in prury^laae, lyes dangeroufly ill We are inform'd there were three Motions made to this effeft, whether the Direftors ...

... authentic Accounts, explaining the Hiftorical Parts of rhe Tragedy called the Britton. ■ ' Hibcrnia Freed. A Tragedy, Aded the Theatre Royal Lincoh's Inn Fields. The Wcftminfter Bubble. merry Tale. In a Dialogue between an Old Bridge and a New. By a Water Poet ...