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... A fttccinft Reprefentafion of the Theatre of the War in PROVENCE. TH E large and noble Country of Provence, in which lies at prefent the Scene of War between the Allies and France, is bounded by Dauphiny on the North ; by the River Var, the Alps, and ...
... An EPILOGUE lately fpoken by Mrs. CLIVE to the Free-Masons, at the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane. I. WHere are thefe Ihdra's ? let me vent my Spleen : Aie thefe Frtc-Mafontt Blefs me! thefe are Men j And young; and hiisk too; I exprfltcd Monfters, Etutcs ...
... By Desire, At the NEW- THEATRE in Mr Parker's Yard, the Turk's Head In the Bigg Market, Newcastle On Monday Evening (the 22nd instant) will be presented, A CONCERT of Music TICKETS at 2s. 6d. 2s. and 1s.. To be had at Mr Parker's, the Turk's Head in the ...
... Middlesex, whofe Eftate is above 3000 l. per Annum } and Mrs. Markham of the Theatre Royal, is become the fecond Wife of Sir George Palmer, whofe firft was Mrs. Cox ofthe fame Theatre. Laft Thurfday the remaining Part of the Eftate ( of the late Earl of Derwent* ...
... chofe Bed-tor of Liver poole. ?? r a We hear the Town will fhortly be entertain'd with a new Comedy at lincoln's Inn-Fields Theatre, and a ue-w Tragedy at that of Drury- Lane. . _ «. ...
... Republick of DanrzfcJf. tf this be a real Fact, as thefe Let- ters fay it is, ?? 1 are likely to fee new SceHes arife Upon* the Theatre of the North; for if is pretty dear, that this CeSfion will riot be made With rhe Cottfent of alf Parties, efpecially with ...
... his Majesty's Ship Namure. The Persons who were hired by Mr. Handel beyond Sea, to perform in the I- talian Opera's at the Theatre in the Hay- Market, are arrived at Dover. On Sunday Morning Mr. Lynn, who was taken into Custody of one of his Majesty's ...
... Opinion favours very much ot gafconading, that the French King has declared in cafe Winter doe* not produce Peace, that the Theatre of the War fhall be con*- tiiiued upon the Borders of the Maefe, and tlut his Army Hull' confift- of 70 or S?,ooo Men more ...
... 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, ...
... 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 ...
... deftroyed. It is faid that feveral Minifters of State have thereupon fent their Pa- ftti to a greater Ditlance from this Theatre of Fire. Pans, {Franct) June a. There is much Talk of a Scheme that has been prefcnied to his Majefty for building as many ...