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... Fabuliii, or Vulcan's Weading, an Opera, after the Manner of the gars Opera. k has Uecn already perform'd 10 Nights at the Theatre Royal in I:n b ew Ficlds. P&ic is. 6d. ...
... rkought gars Opera. It has been already perform'djo ~,,, !!'a s .e. an :riaelc, with a longith Tai!, and J 4 Nights at the Theatre Royal in Linc01n.4.7.- - 1 . - upper on Lis Saddle. . Fields. Price 15.6 d. T;;:a). ea . ' Canterbury, Decem. 3I . Sold alio ...
... Fabvl:o, or VuleanWed. ding, an Opera, after the Manner of the Beg.. ra Opera. I t h as been ready p:rtormbd to gars at the Theatre Royal in Lino:4ns in Fields. Price is. 6d. 9 Impaled from Frarcc, a large Ptrel ef Hungary Water that prerves it fa,to he ...
... Notice that he will le: The HUMOURS of OXFORD. A Come- not pay any Debts Ike Contratt after thii a y . As it is Aited at the Theatre Royal in Day, being the third pay of Jannry, i. ...
... reliev'd of her illncfr. Sed alio at the Printing Office, jvit publilht; .The Temple Beau. A Comedy. As it is A fted at the Theatre in, Goodman's Fields. Written by Mr. Fielding. Price i s. 6d. 2. Momus turn'd Fabulift, or Vulcan's Wed.. To be LETT by LEASE ...
... Night his Royal Iliyhnefs the Prince of Wales gave an Entertainment to a great many Perfons of Qpality and Diftinaion; at the Theatre in the Hay-market. On Thuriday Morning laft ont Charles Withy, formerly an Officer ;n the Army, was led at at an Alehoule ...
... confider'd. In 41.rrter to a Friend.Pr.6d. 3. TIMOLEON. A Tracdy. As it is aaed at the Theatre Roynl. Price r s. 6d. 4. The Temple Beau. A Comedy. As it is Aeted at the Theatre in Goodman's Fields. Written by Mr. Fielding. Price is. 6d. 5. Momus turned Fabafl ...
... The Sequel of King H:nry IV. with the Humours of Sir John Fantail, &c. to be Acted the 12th of February following, at the Theatre Royal in Drury lane, for the Entertaimmit of the Slciety, (as had been done the latt Year by the late Grand Miter) and ordered ...
... N. B. Sold at the Printing-Office, 1. TIMOLEON. A Tragedy. As it is aaed a t the Theatre Royal. Price 1 s. 6d. 2. The Temple Bean. A Comedy. As it is Atied at the Theatre in Goodman's Fields. Written by Mr. Fielding. Price I s. 6d. 3. Momus turn'd FabuEft ...
... Infolvent Deb. at London-Wall, between Coleman-ftreet and tors &c. Wincheller-ftreet, by two Street-Robbers. He The Anatomical Theatre at Surgeons Nall, defended himielf leme Time with his Cane built by Inigo Jones, 'about too Years fince, but no one coming ...
... Dymer, Scrub by Mr. Lane; with an Addi on of the Free /Milan's Prologue and Epilogue by Mr. Lane, as it was fpoken at the Theatre Royal, at the Requeit of thcir prefent Grand Matter, His Grace the Duke ot Norfolk. To be Sold. A Very good Brick Meffuage ...
... Magnificence and Elegance of the Buildings in it, exceeds any Thing of the like Nature. There is now in Rchearfal at the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane, a New Ballad Opera, call'd, The Clown's Stratagem, wiitten, as wr hear, by Mr. Carey, and to be perform'd ...