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... The Duke of Norfolk., Grand Mafler, and the reft of the Society of free Mafons, have taken the whole Pit and B«xes at the Theatre in Drury Lane for next Thurfday, when the Play of King Henry IV. whofe Son was a Free Mafon, is to be a&ed, and aji the Mem- ...
... Royal Highnefs the Prince of Wales, and the latter as his Royal Highnefs's Chancellor. Laft Thurfday Night was afted iat the Theatre- Royal in Drury Lane, Tbe Second Part of King Hewj the Fourth, with the Humours of Sir John Falliafj, for the Entertainment ...
... Damages received by them during tlielate Rupture. On Tuefday laft the Tragedy of the Diftr eft Mo- ther, was play'd at the Theatre Royal in Drury Lane, when one Mr. Higbmore, a Gentleman of diftinguifh'd Parts and Merit, did play the Part of Pyerris for ...
... Earl of Grantham, .and preferited her Majefty with the Tragedy cali'd Sophonisba, now Aft- Ihg with great Applaufe at. the Theatre Royal in Drury Eane. This Week the Lords of the Admiralty ordered the Officers and their Complement of Men belonging to the ...
... Lord Vife. Townfbend : Whom the King, upon refigning the Seal, thank'd for his faithful Services. We are inform'd from the Theatre in Goodman's- Fields, that they will aft the Orphan for the Benefit of the Charity Children of St. Mary Wbitechapel. We hear ...
... an Hermitage or Hermit's Cell in Richmond Park, and likewife the Defi^n of a fine Hill of Trees, in the Manner ofa Roman Theatre in the fame Park, by her Majefty's Order. . , . , . m His Majefty, upon a Petition t r om the principal Ter- fons inhabiting ...
... % As was alfo the feveral Perfons taken into Cultody for publifhing the fame. We hear the Subfcription for building a new Theatre in Bow-ftreet Covent-Garden, for Mr. Rich, amounts to upwards of 6000/. and that the fame will be very fpeedily begun by that ...
... 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 ...
... very humerous Song to his Friends in London, M that it is to be fang on Wcdnefday next at Lady ?lames Benefit at the New Theatre in the Haymarket 5 .iai| which, nothing dan be more infolent and audacious, md muft have greatly deceived the.Gentlemen who ...
... Enquire of Mr. Henry Skyner, jun. m Ipfwich aforefaid., Never Acted here before. By a Company of Comedians from both the Theatre Royal in London. A *P ?? Shire-Hall in Ipfwich on Monday next be- TV ing the 17 th of July, will bi prefented a Tri- tte ...
... Half-Wits, and Cox- combs; a Sacrifice to Dubiety of Happinefs, Fiiendihip, Benevolence; Female Drefs ; Benefits; Matrimony ; Theatres ; a humorous Love Let- ter, Vulcano in Ireland, &c. 11. Political Points, vh. Of Appeals to the People ; a Jefuii's Letter ...
... one of the principal Managers of tlie Theatre^oyal. Mr.^lfVEl- ring-onij ajfld Mr.* Layfield, with theater Managers, were prefent. ?? of the choiceft Wines were prov^ldd ti*i the Gentry, by the Managers of the Theatre, andlarf&ir- rel of Ale^ven to the Populace ...