... are fent into Bohemia to ftoD the Courfe of that Dclertion. ■ The, write from Hamburgh, That »1.l no longer doubted but the Theatre of War w.n begin to be laid :™ Ml so'ine The Levie* raifing in Proffia ; the S&Srilnft kfcg in Livonia, Courland and the neigh- ...

... Murderer by Mr. Penketh- man. With all the Musick, Songs, Dancing, and Decorations proper to the Play, as perform'd at the Theatre-Royal. N.B. This is positively the only Benefit in Town this Season. Tickets may be had at the King's Head and Scrutton's ...

... the Year, not to be endured, with- out impairing the Healths of the Merchants and Tra- ders. fiy our laft Letters from the Theatre Royal in Drury Lane we are advifed, that a certain Gentleman who has wrote for the Stage witb greater Applauie than any Author ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... the Prince and Princefs of Wales, together with great Num- bers of the Nobility and Perfon. of Diftiuftion, came to the Theatre in the Hay-market, and faw the Comedy called, 'the Faithful Wife , or, Harieauin ftrip\i, &c which was perform'd by tbe Italian ...

... and afterwards paffingby the Statue of his Majefty King George, they took the Air twards the Straftd, and then went to the Theatre, where the Play of Tamerlaine was afted with the ufual Ap- plaufe. S York, Nov. 7» A Man and Woman Prifoners in the Caftlelhere ...

... TheJUbbit Woman was committed laft Thurfday by Sir Thomas Clargcs to Bridewell, where fhs is kept to bard Labour. f» At rhe Theatre of lincolnVlnn, after the Play was ended lift Slight, there was an Entertainment called, harlequin the Sorcerer, in which ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...