... Bill? haft Nigh Sir Richard Steel's New Corned), calhd the Confcit ncitus Lovers, was sifted with groat Applaufe at the Old theatre, where a Greater Concourfe of was filler known to be Mr* Layer s demanding the two Noble Lords the Tower, 'to be into tie ...

... up to the Houfe ofT. Laft Night Sir Rich. Steel's new Comedy? called ?? Lovers? was afted with great Applaufe at the old Theatre? where fi greater Concourfe of People} &4S never known to be affembled bejore at a Tlay* We hear? that Coumellor Lear has ...

... Benefit the well as the Rich, Bcc. The h Edit, the Cobler of Prefion. And the Advenrr.res of half Hour they sre Acted the Theatre Royal in Lincoln's Inn Fields. An Ep-'fl'e to the late Dr Garth, occaiioned by the Death of the Duke Marlborough. By Mr. Welflead ...

... heloaged, in order to be upon, The Lady of Si: Philip York, Ke. his Majelty’s Soll a bed of a Son. Seiguora Cutzani, the famous Theatre in the this | vening ; We hear ine is to have 2000 |. for her p forming this Seafon. ‘Luelday fhe had tle Honour to fing before ...

... As alfo the Lite « the Author, by H. C. Efq; | A Comedy culled; The Compromife, or Faults on both Sides. As adted at the Theatre Royal in Lincoln's Inn Ficlds. By the Author | the Bride. | A Print in Metzotinto of the Right Reverend Father in Go Francis ...

... relating to Italy t, however, fome are of Opinion,- that a War iji that Country is unavoidable. • V|Jis Majefty was at the Theatre in the Hay- Market, when Seigniofo Cotzani perlo^med, for the firft Time, to the Surprize and Admiration Of a numerous Aydience^ ...

... the Fable af Mr. Fenton's Tragedy that Name. The Unhappy L>ves of and Mariamne, introductory to Mr. that Name, now at the Theatre Royal Lincoln's Inn Fields. Curious Prnt of his Grace John, late Duke of Engraved by after the Painting of Sir Godfrey Kneller ...

... Whereas there has been lately publifhed a Propofai fir Six Ridotto's-or Bats, to be mani aged iy SubfcriptUn at the King's Theatre in the Hay-Market, fyc. We, the Grand Jury of the County of Middlefex, fworn to enquire for our Sovereign lord the King, and ...

... no fmall Advantage of the, Pfay l Heufes, and agreeable Amufements of the Nobility and Gentry. ?? has- hen Atted, at the Theatre in 'i)rury* Lane, the Tragedy of 'Humphrey, Duke \ef Gjhucefter, written by neral Approbation* At Lincoln's-Inn-Fields, anW ...

... Mailer, Order his Grace the Duke of Wharton the Gras d Matter, &c. Humphry Duke G'oncefter. A Tragedy, As it is acted the Theatre Drury Lane, his Maj-fty's Servants. By Mr. Pnil'p>, Auchoi the Diftreflei Mother. A Defence the Negative of the two ns propos'd ...

... own Horfe, was thrown off near Hyde Park Comer, and expired foon after. Tuefday Night his Majefty and the Prince were the Theatre in the Hay-Market, fee the Opera of Coriolanus, tor the Benefit of Signiora Margaritta Duraftanti. Laft Week the Exeter Stage ...

... Extravagancies, Amours, and Intrigues of our Modern Gentry pafs away their Time. Particularly the Riditto Ladies the Opera Theatre. The of the bees : Or, Private Vices, Publick Benefics. (The enlarged with many Additions.) Charity and Charity Schools, And ...