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... be made, by Or- der of his Majefty 3 whofe Progrefs to York, See. is quite laid afide. We hear that the Patentees of the Theatre-Roy- al in Drury-Lane, have refolved to have a Play afted (fome Time in ?? Month of October next) for the Benefit of the poor ...
... exceeding fine Time for the gathering of it in. On Friday Night laft as the Play of Hur- lothrumbo was performing at the Theatre in the Hay-market, the Conftables entered and difpers'd the Actors. On Sunday Morning the Earl of Sunder- land and his Brother ...
... Highnefs the Dojce of Lorain Was prefent) to Monf. Denoyer, tp wear in a new Grand Ballet, which he. is ft6w compofing for, the Theatre, call'-p 1 Le Chafleur lloyal. The Annual Feaftof the Sons of the Cler- gy will be held at Merchant Taylor's Hall on the 17th ...
... of the Maids of Honour to hgr Majefty in room of Mifs Vane. ;■> Laft Night his Royal Highnefs Prince of Wales wenr to the Theatre Royal «in Drury-Larie, and faw i fiew Tra- gedy call'd lnjur' ct TnHoce'rice: . Yefterday the Lords heard an Appeal from ...
... the Kind and Prjce) I. A View ot the Wcekh Ejfais, v>7. (jf Conjugal Complaints, the CpnntryffA Lady ; a Scheme tora ;c;v Theatre j Criiiafmt. on Iterate, Dr. Hemic), M-.lton ; ot Difliliing, Musban l*-y, Trade, Chcapnefs of Corn, Receipt*. for the Worms ...
... of the Kind and Price) I. A View ot the Wck/y ifay, viz. Ot Conjugal Complaints, the Cmntryffi Lady y a Scheme lor a new Theatre ; Critiiifms on Horace, Dr. Renttcy, Jfilion ■ of Diftilling, Husbandry, Trade, Chcapnefs oc Corn; Receipt, for the Worms ...
... '- ; of 11 ippioeft, Friend fliip, Benevolence ; Ten ilc Drcfi * Benefits ; Injuries real Favouis; the StaK ot Matrimony ; Theatres} ahimeuious L»vc- L'.ticr, Bc-. ll.' Political roints, vi?. the Fiee Briton cenfur'd aid vindicated; of Appeals to the People; ...
... ad- vifed, that the publick Acl: opened there laft I riday with great Solemnity, by Speeches, Orations, and Difputes in the Theatre, which were managed with great Learning, Elo- quence, and general Applaufe ; and after- wards towards Evening, an Oration ...
... Chaife, and a fingle Horf'c-ChailV, both little worfe ior weaiing. X. H. He employs a Couch- Painter from London. At ihe New Theatre tn Sundcrland, dmin£ the Time of the Races. A Company of Comedians will wait upon the Gentlemen and Ladies, -.vith leveial ...
... ordered 2 Gentlemen of each College to make Verfes in Englifh and Latin in Honour of the Prince of Orange, to be fpoke on the Theatre, or prcfented to to him npon his Arrival there from Bath. By the Holland mail this Afternoon we are advifed, that the Spaniards ...
... been obliged to fend tor a Set of Players from Milan. Their Engineers for want of other Work, are employed in erect- ing a Theatre at St. Bcneditto, the Orelieftra of which is to confift of the Drums and Trumpets? ot the Army; and as the Plays to be reprcfented ...
... Majcfty's Bedchamber: As does the Lord Vif- count Harcourt the Earl of Pembroke. On Tuefday laft Mr. Salway, a Comedian at the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane, was married to the Niece of the late Mr. Weftall, a Tallow- chandler near Smithfield, a 5000 1. Fortune ...