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... Publish'd in LONDON Since our last Catalogue. Devil Pay: Or, The Wives Mttamorplios'd. An Op;ra. As it isperform'd at the Theatre Royal 40^ rur ane his Majefty's Servants. Written by the Author of the Weddinsr. The Rights the Clergy of that Part of Great ...
... Journal April the 13th, 1723. In a Letter to the Author of the Weekly Journal. The Captives. A Tragedy, as it is a&ed the Theatre Royal in JUrury Lane, his Majeitv s Servants. Propofals for Printing a Second Edition of the Reverend and Learned Tho.Manton's ...
... Voice, ravifhing his Mien ! 'I hat fili'd the Theatre, 1 his grae'd the Scene. Whene'er a Hamlet or a p'av Hole c'.'r Tears, and charm'd each tender Maid: With Gallic FoppVy when a Will air fung, The Theatre with juft Applaufes rung. mafterly he play'd ...
... * * © 95 Ninety and upwards - BOOKS, &e.s Publith’d in London finee our lat Caralosue, a Beggar’s Overa. As fc is d atthe Theatre-Royal in r, Gay, “Tin Prophecies of the Old Teftament, re the confidersds and proved tobe in Jefus. Containi ing an Anfw-rto ...
... Argument on their Confutation; proving fjmeof their Powers to In« dependant. The Modern Husband. A Comedy, As it is aftcd the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane, his Majefty J 3 Servants. the Puritans, or Protefhnt Nonconformifts, from the Reformation to the Death ...
... 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 ...
... Being of choice Songs, fet the Violin and Flute, the eminent Matters. Love in a Riddle. A Paftoral Comedy. ii ifted at tire Theatre Royal his Majifty's Serines. Written Mr. Cibber. Gentlemen lending their Orders to the Printers hereof may have any the Hooks ...
... A fhort Review of the Principal Tranfa&ions in Europe fince the P. ace of Utrecht. The Village; Opera. it is afted at the Theatre Royal, his Mikity's Servants. Mr. John Ton. lue Cundu& of Queen Elizabeth towards the Neighbouring Nations and pstticularly ...
... incipal Secretaries Sratc, will fuddenly created Earl of Northumberland. Morning dy'd Mrs. Bicknel, an eminent Afirefs the Theatre Royal in D Lane, of a Confumpcion. The fame Day dy'd Mr. Benjamin Tookc, a noted Bookfeller in Fleetftreet. The late Sale ...
... Night his Royal the Prince Wales, the Princefs Royal, and their Royal Higlmtffes the PrincelTes Amelia and Caroline, were the Theatre Royal in Drury-lane feet!ie. Play of Theodofius, and the Entertainment of Harlequin Happy, or Poor Pierot Marrv Aud ' Thuriday ...
... The British Stage Or, the Ex* ploits of Harlequin. A Farce. As it is perform'd by a Company of wonderful Comedians at both Theatres with wonderful Applause; ; with all irs Original Songs, Scenes, and Machines, Defign'd as an After Entertainment for the ...
... Mr. Boyer. A Dramatick Entertainment, call'd Harlequin a Sercerer: With the Loves Pluto an 4 Prolerpine. Asperform'd the Theatre Royal in Lincoln's Inn-Fields- The Univerfal Paffion. Satire I. To his Grace the Duke of - ■ major fitis eft, quam Virtutis ...