... in that Univl fityfor attaimm them; and next Night another Oratorio of Mr Handel*, called, Athalia, was performed in the Theatre, where Sjoo Perfons were prefent; and Yefterday the new DoSlors went to St. Mary's, to pay their Offerings as ufual, when ...

... himfelf, aod much more perfect and complcat than any of the for- mer Editions. Price Six-pence, . An Oration.' Spoken in the Theatre in Oxford, at the Publick Aft, 1 7 33* By Peter Francis Courayer, D. D. Tranflated from the Latin, by a Gentle- man of the ...

... TH V R SD A V's POS T^ Vv From the Whitehall Evenlnc - P o s T, Dec ?? ' 'Paris, December c\. O INCH the Theatre of War has been opened, the Kin* i* 3 very ?? heard to talk of any thing elfe his Majffty making .t his fole Study, as it were ; and informing ...

... Timon in Love: or, The Innocent Theft. A Comedy. Taken from Ti- njon Mifcnthrope of the Sieur de Lifie. As it is afted at the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane, by his Majefty's Servants. ; • ?? Chancery: Being a Colleftion of Cafes argued and adiudaea St i S r ...

... old Man taught Wifdom : Or, the Virgin uhtoask'd. A farce Ai it is perform'd byjjis Majefty's Company of Comedians at ihe Theatre-Roya in Drury Lane, With the Mufick ?? to each Song, trice,, ...

... on Saturday the i.th of March next Junius Brutus A Tragedy. As it is Afted by his Majefty's Company of Comedians at the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane. By Mr. William Duncombe, The Senfe of an Englifhman on the pretended Coalition of Parties, and on the ...

... between hi* Grace the Duke J Portland , and the Daughter of the Right Honourable the Lord Carteret. There is now Rehearfal the Theatre i Co vent-Garden, a Comedy call'd the Wife, wrote the late ingenious Mr. Gay which for the Poignancy of its Satire Country ...

... Aitembly at the Hay-market. The fame Night his Royal Highnefs the Duke, and the Princefs Amelia, Caroline, Mary and went to the Theatre Royal in Drury-lane, and law a Tragedy call'd, The Albion Queens, or the Death of Mary Queen of Scotland. On Thurfday all ...

... famous Signiora Violantc, the Italian Rope Dancing, as ir has been performed before the Royal Family and Nobiliry, and the Theatres in London ; with fcreral Entcrrainmcnts we have not room inferr. This the ftrft Time of her performing here. Lett at Lady-Day ...

... Sarnford, will pcrfonsn'd the (urpiizing Rope-Dancing, Signiora Violante fa the famous Iralian Rope Pnnccr, as (he perlorm'd the Theatre* in before the Royal Family and Nobili y great Piays, Dramatick and N. B She ftayt here but two Wefcks, rcafun 1 to perform'd ...

... evidently deduced, than Religioij^Aeries or Points of Faith. Pike is. 6d. Love and Glory. AWbue. As it is performed at the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane. By Mr. PtiH Im* f A.Treajfeo£ F ^iH^% Alex. Wright, M. A. Price is. ...

... the Place ofa large Body of Troops which is to reinforce the Army Under Count Konigfegg, fo thac Italy is like to be the Theatre oi Action. The following Regulations are made by the Truftees for Georgia, viz. That all Perfons who carry Ten Men Servants ...