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... Regiment of Foot cemmanded lately by Lieut. Gen. Maccartney, and now by Sir James Wood. Laft Night there was a Maiquerade at the Theatre it the Hay-Markit, and we hear that it is her Majefty's Re. queft there may be no more Entertainments cf that Kind chis Seafon ...
... Lawlon's Lady is fo ill of the Small-pox, that flic is given o- rcrbyher Phyficians. Laft Night there was a Mafqueradc at the Theatre in the Haymarket, but, we hear, the Piety of our moft graci- ous Queen has induced her to make it her Requeft, that there ...
... along the middle of the Paffage, from the Stone Steps m the Hall, to the Fooc of the Steps in the Choir, afcend.ng to the Theatre, by Order of the Ld. Almoner for that Day, amounting in all to mo Yards ; which Goth is (hewed with Va- riety of I'weet Herbs ...
... next Week, '.this Day King George reviewed the Troopson Honflow-Heath , . „,, . «-. This Evening bis Majefty went to his Theatre in the Haymarket, and faw the Opera called, Admen.?, which was the laft acted Ope- ra before the late King his father. And ...
... Trom Stanley 1 * News-Letter, Oftober 18. LSTERDAY the Play of King Henry the Eight was afted at the Theatre Reyal in Drury Lane to a very crowded Houle, with great Appiaufc, but in the latter Part of the Play fome Perfons (whether chrft 1 Ignorance or ...
... Lady Macduff's Woman by Mrs. Potter. With all the original Witches Musick, Singing, Dancing, and other Decorations as at the Theatre Royal, to be perform'd by Mr. Plat, Mr. West, Mr. Green, and Mrs. Potter. And on Wednefday following for the Benefit of Mr ...
... reckoned very famous. Laft Tuelday Night the King and Qj_een, with the Princcfs Royal and the Princcfs Carolina, were at the Theatre Royal in Drury Lane, to fee King Henry the Eighth, with the magnificent Coronation of Queen Anna Bullcn-, and feem'd very ...
... which was performed with exrra- ordinary Magnificence. And Yefterday the new Opera of King Richard I. was in Rebearfal at the Theatre in the Hay-Market. Wrn. Anduft, an Irilhman, who was lately committed to Newgate for Curling the King, and reflecting on the ...
... Anchor i Tike laid Admiral hat hoifted his Flag on Board the Chatham. . — . On -Tuefday Sight their Majefties went to the Theatre In the Hay Marker, and -faw acted rhe Opera of King Richard ihe Firft. •The Lady Prada, lately come over from Venice, aad ...
... andagr^at Quantity of Gold and Silver Ingots. ' Hanover, Dec 25. The Comedians are preparing to play on New Years-Day, at the Thea-tre of the Paface* for the Srft Time (luce the Death of the King of Great BntMii, our moll: graciou* Eleclor, they having be ...
... ki.t,u it, as did the reit o the Committee. On Saturd ty his Royal Highneis Prince Fredcri - k ard the Amelia were at the Theatre in rneoln - s Inn Fidds, rn Ice the Comedy the Nierry Wives of Windor, and alio the Entatainment of Apollo and Daphne, wirlt ...
... fame Time the Grand Mafter and Wardens, and moft of the Gentlemen prefent, took Tickets to appear in in White Gloves at the Theatre* Royal in Drury-Lane laft Night, where the Play ol Henry IV. Part 11. was aclied for their Entertainment; and a Prologue and ...