... be erected Wefhr.inflcr-Abbcy to the Memory Shakefpear the celebrated Poet, for which purpofe Julius be adted Drury-Lane Theatre raile Money lor toe fame, 011 Friday the of this Month. hear that the Right Hon. the Lord Abergavenny firft Earon of England ...

... the Green, near Brentford, being taken ill but on Sunday last, Mr. Joseph Miller, a celebrated Comedian, belonging to the Theatre-Royal in Drury-lane; much admir'd tor his Performances in general, but particularly in the Character Teague in the Committee ...

... at Two died at lipfom, the Lady Perry, Wile to the lare Lord-Mayor much regretted all her Acquaintance Night at tlse New Theatre the Hay-Market, was attempted plav'd* *\v French Company lately arrived, the Comedv of l.'Eirbaras deb Richelles ; but no ...

... Spanianu. The lajl Atnfterdam Gazette has the following ExtraQ if a Letter from Loudon, dated 51, N. 6. The Proprietor the Theatre the Hay-market in our Courts of Jullice, the Authors the Diforders have already of; c That Affair is to be next Week, and ...

... of preferving unhappy Wretches from Dcftruction. La(l Nigh: ti.cir Royal HighnelTes the Prince and Princes Walts were the Theatre Royal in Drury- Lanc; as were aifo his Royal the Duke, and their llighnelfcs the Amelia, Caroline, Mary, and Louila, to fee ...

... Ex pence, the famous Building cali'd Henry the Seventh's Chanel cr. Thurfday Night his Mayfly, the Duke, cedes weic at the Theatre Royal Covent-Gardcn fee the Pi ay ot Henry the Filth, being the time his jelly's being any publick Diverfion the Death of ...

... the Rebellion when he rectived twelve Wounds. Night one John Sommtrford, a Sawyer (who came into the Upper Gallery, at the Theatre Royal in Covent Garden, rhe latter End of the Play) pre Ping forward, in order get a better Place, he ! pufh'd a Perfon, who ...

... to the better to detect the foul Traders defrauding the Revenue. Tuefday Night was perform'd the Tragedy of Hamlet, the Theatre Royal iailing a Fwnd for the creating a Monument Memory which 'tw**e*- petted there would have been greater Audience there ...

... paid into the Hands Snow and the whole Receipt ariling by the Acting the Tugedy of Hamlet, Prince Denmark, Se'nnieht, at the Theatre Royal in Covent-Garden, which amounted Eighty two Pounds Sixteen Shillings ; the fame being paid tor the of theTiuftces and ...

... (Colours, the Name each by,the great Advantage ariling from their Cultivation, the ' Mamerof forming them into regular ' Theatres and Pyramids; ail Sorts Decorations tor the Kitchen displayed with paiticu- ! Direction for the Management thereof; alio ...

... each is diftingmftied by, the great Advantage from their Cultivation, the Manner forming them into regular Compartments, Theatres and Pyramids; all Sorts of Decorations for Gardens, the Kitchen Garden difplaycd with particular Diredion for the Management ...

... might look upon them.Clvcs Matters, edible to Law their Neighbour.-, but ar.o- Quarter, perhaps would i.e the principal .Theatre of Action. Low hint;.?, h fairly the Y • ' the They Stockholm, •' Yl n ot Sweden;lent hU Admiralty tor exact Lu of the Mejj ...