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... _ On Wednefday Night the Comedy, caii'd, The Lover, written by Mr. Cibbcr, jun. was performed for the fiat '1 ime at the Theatre . Royal in Drury-Lane , and conciiitics to be ztled with great Applaufe. Norwich, Jan. o. On Monday Lift Mr. Bilhop, Mr. Haftngs ...
... to prevolt a War, as we yet flatter our felves they wiil. On the ith, was a6ted for the firft time this Carnaval, in the Theatre at Court - , before their Imperial Majeflies the Opra, entitled, Patience Socraus uith two Mize:. A few Nights ago, Prince ...
... fame Day, about Eight in the Evening, died, after a lingering Illnels, Mr. Williams, a celebrated Tragedian belonging to the Theatre Royal in Drury Lane, greatly lamented by all that were of his Acquaintance, and truly merited the Name of a fincere Friend ...
... and before the laft Eleftion one of the Direftors of South-Sea Company— Mr Williams a celebrated Tragedian belonging to the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane greatly lamented by all that were of his Acquaintance and truly merited the Name of fincere Friend a dutiful ...
... Majcfties together with the Prince of Wales, attended by the Earl of Grantham, the 'Lords Herbert and Harvey, &c. went to the Theatre in the Hay-market, to fee aded the Opera of Porus. His Majefly has been pleafed to fign Cornmillions for the following Gentlemen ...
... by all the Gentlemen in Tow three Troops of Brigadier CjmMH Re- giment, marched in order to lay -the firft Stone of SeftM Theatre, which is to be built after a Model drawn by our Lord Lieutenant and Governor the Shi Hon. the Earl of Burlington. It is to ...
... Queen's Birth Day, the Rc. Hon. Lord Mayor and A Idtrinen, with all the Gentlemen in Town, laid the Foundation Stone of the Theatre, which is to be ereeied on the Plan of the Rt. Hon. the Earl of Burlington's, our Lord Lieutenant and Governor. It is to be ...
... Fleetwood, Eflp. Price, Ditch%i s. 6 d. a. PHILOTAS, a Tragedy, ailed at the Theatre Royal in Lincoln's Inn Fields. Pi ice s. 6d. 3. EURYDICE, a Tragedy, satd at the Theatre Royal in Drury Lane. Price s. 6d * We are defired by a Corrcepondent to infert ...
... Queen's Birth Day, the Right Hpn. the Lord Mayor and Aldermen, with all the Gentlemen in Town, laid the Foundation Stone of the Theatre, whicii is to be erected on the Plan of the Rt. Hon. the Earl of Burlington's, our Lord Lieutenant and Governour. It is to ...
... CL IA ge. Primell . es, attended by leveral Pei ions of The fame Night about 12 the Corpf, of the Diflindion, went tothc Theatre Royal in Drury- Dutchefs of Tyteonnel was folcmnly interred in I.ane, and law a Comedy call'd, The Lady's the Cathedral ec ...
... iidfit to Mufick bloomingWi -' of the the modifti When artlefs all' pleafing beguile th enamell’d Green- Jewels dreft of' Theatres confeft Mein Tho’ Muiick Words Soul foft Delire Delight like this And L i zzrtaftes more perfeft tripping o’er enamell'd ...