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... Trultees for the feveral Turnpikes at MOUNTNESSING, WAI.THAM, f.ll(l R I V E N UAL 1., in th.s County, is appointed at the Red Lyon in Chelmsford, on Thuifday the 9th of April next, at which Time and Place the faid Turnpikes are to be Lett to the belt ...
... Abraham Wet, from Guernfey, that &ice the late Aa of Parliament for fuppreffing Playing, Mr. John Hewitt, with a ielett Company of Comedians from the two Theatres in London, fee out from Portfmouth on the loth of July left, on board the Thomas and Charles ...
... now in the Poffeflion of Francis Johnfon, Efq; and Mr George Foifter, one Piece of wafte Ground behind the Jail, call'd the Turnpike, and another Piece of wafte Ground adjoining the North Side of the River Were, near the North Baily; late belonging to Mi ...
... Bonoav having invited the NORWICH COMPANY, this is to inferm them, that they intend to pleafu.e themfelves by waiting oh them to open their _ rtEATRE at the Time prefix'd ; and h.pe a Referve of their Favour ajainft any Company that may attempt being there ...
... on the Occafion •' afterwards they returned to their Hall in Grani Proceffion, preceded by the Colours of the Goldfmiths Company. a Bai.d of Mufick and Kettle-Drums, a Perron on Horfeback reprefenting St. Dunflan with his Forceps (the tutelar Saint and ...