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... very hu- mrms Song, to his Friends in London ; and that it isto be fung on Wednefday next at Lady Flames Benefit, at the New Theatre in the Haymarket: Than which nothing can be more, infolent and audacious; and muft greatly have deceived the Gentleman who ...
... miftaken, fhe prepared for her £**,ahddv\t like a Heroine. She was about z 4 Years olj, and her Eody was carried ! t_ ' the Amph.theatre of S. Cofmc to be difiefad. From this Woman's Deich we may conclude that the French' Quality haye fome Modefty, and really ...
... mark to the Court of Great Eritain, arrived here from England. Yefterday in the Evening a French Comedy was afted at the Theatre in Herenhaufui Gardens. ...
... Buckley, Efq; of Great James Street, demanding the Sum of 49 Guineas to be laid a Foot under the middle Tree behind Fawkcs's Theatre in Moorefields, with the Mark ofa — to be made in the faid Place, or elfe his Houfe tobe fet on Fire. A Warrant of Detainer ...
... 'the late Sir SSe S W«d° mb ** ta the Yw ' 700 ' AWernl of the Laft Night while the Queen and the Royal Family were in the Theatre, a Difpute arofe between an Officer of the Horfe- Ouards and a Hackney Coachman, about giving the Wav • In the Quarrel the ...
... Yefterday Morning died at his Houft in Bow-ftiect, Covent Garden, Mr. Wilks, that celebrated Comedian, belonging to ths Theatre Royal in D riuy. Lane. We hear that a Patent will fhortly pafs the Great Seal, for creating the Right Honourable Sir Francis ...
... Tragdy ?? f ßr ? US ' bdides ft veral irarces, Xc pf which we have not yet heard the Titles. We are allured that the new Theatre in Govent-Garden is now* m irely compleat having been built after the moft commS De ign, and finifhed in the higheft Manner ...
... which is added, a Diflertation on the Fall of Man. Ey Jeremiah Hunt, D. D. The Corniih Squire. A Comedy. As it issued at the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane, by his Majcft/s Servants. Done from the French of Moliere, hy the late Sir John Vanbrugh. Mr. Walih, ...
... to begin immediately. On Thurfday Night a Gentleman was committed to Newgate for drawing his Sword upon a Nobleman at the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane, andin the Prefence of their Majofties and the Roy- al Family. On Tuefday laft Matthew Norris Efq; late ...
... of the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane, and that he will either keep them himfelf or Difpofe of them to fuch Perfons ( A-flors only) as fhall be approv'd of by the Players themfelves : On which Conditions, we near that the Company from the Theatre in the ...
... future, but such as the Proclamtion directs. The Prince of Orange had yesterday a Doctor's Degree Confer- red on him in the Theatre at Oxford, where several fine Orations were spoke in Latin on that Occasion. The Amount of the National Debt the 31st of December ...
... Piddingtqn, Ltfturerof Sc. Bartholomew the Great, March 6, 1731. Pike Four-Pence. The Decoy. An Opeta. As it is a£ed at the New Theatre in Goodman's Fields. ...