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... Religious Grievances in the Empire. Tuefday Evening his Majefty was prefent at the Proteaants in Hungary have laid newGt ie. the Theatre the Hay. Market and faw the Tams before the Court, humbly befeecbing they Opera Called, Rodelinda. Might be redrefed. His ...
... a confiderable Fortune. On Tuefday Night bis Majefty, Prince and Priucefs, and the young Princeffes, were prefent at the Theatre Royal in the Hay-Market during the whole Performance ofthe Opera called Rodelmda. Rumours of War ieem to incre ife South Sea ...
... Entertainment of Apollo and Daphne, afterthe Manner ofthe I Ancient Pantomines, which began to be reprefented laft Week at the i Theatre in Lincoiifs-inn-Fields, continues ftill, and is followed by \ fuch Crowds every Night, that the Houfe is not able to hold ...
... things. He was apprehended at an Alehoufe in Key ftrect beyond Sittingborn. We hear; that in a 0)W time will be Aeted at the Theatre in Highftreet in this City, the Entertainnieht of the Necromancer, or Harlequin Dr. Fauftus. Scene I. A Study, the Donor ...
... nt was never peifeem'd in Country before • All the Scenes, Cloaths and detorations bell:g entilely New. to be hag at the Theatre and at the Printing Office in Canterbury. ' i f • 1 , , 1 714. at 7 ' 1 . _ _, - •• - • • . _ ...
... d, Monday March A; The Judges, Lord Chief Juftice Raymond.. Mr. Junk , Denton. We hear, that on Monday Night Feb. at the Theatre iu High-Street Canterbevy,will be ailed • Play Oroonoko, or the Royal Slave. Written by Mr. Son theta. To which will be added ...
... that Corporation were legally 'iambicd to their Reprefeatative in Parliament. [aft Thorfda; Night his Majefty went to the Theatre Royal in Lincoln's•lnn Fields, to fee the Play of the Country Wife, and theanter-. tainment of Apollo and Daphne, is which ...
... Senioi Fel- lows of Chrc Hall in Cambridge, Com rrv {Try cf that Univerfity. They add, Th-t the Foundation of the Front of the Theatre tber: h row laid *, aiid rhac the Wing is fo f.*r finifti'd, thar, 'tis thought, thers will be a Publick Commencement Lidd ...
... Committee on Ways and 111 Mr. Keregan's Company of Comedians: , Means, refolved: That a Sum not left than One __: A T the Theatre in the C row d Pound, nor more than Six Pounds, be paid to ' Yard in Ifigh.ftreet, Canterhis Majefty, by eatery ViCtualler ...
... the Reverend • Dr. Gardiner, Warden of all Soils College, Keeper of the tfaiverfity ArChives and Curator of the iheldon Theatre. . From the Deily Courant, . April ati• Rome, April 13. His has ordered divers Ctifiokies to be fent to the S t amerour Of ...
... of Sir J^hn Jennings and Admiral Hopfon. We hear Dr. Mather the prefent Vice Chancellor ol Oxford is chofen Curator of the Theatre, and Mr. Wife of Triniry College Cuftos Aiehtvorom inthe room of Dr. Gardiner, deces«M. This Day the Commons ordered rbe Bridge ...
... Profiled ot the Downs; alid the Back Part commanding a View Of the. . - • use _ • , Q__; For the Benefit of Mi. TUCK. A T the Theatre in ' High.ftreet,Canteihury, on Monday the i thofJune,wfl be Perforned a Con.. fort of Vocal and ln ftrumental M ack, particularly ...