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... over, his Majefty and their Highneffes return'd to Herenhaufen. And ?? Night there was a Ball in Herenhaufen Gardens; the Theatre in the Garden was illuminated in an extraordinary Manner on this Occafion ; the Ball was open'd about Eight of the Clock, ...
... Gentlemen Musketeer! were finely drel's'd andarm'd, and wore Cockades of the Thiftle. The Proccfllon from the Borough-room ro the Theatre was preceded bythe City Serjeants bare-headed, the City Mufick, the Sword and Mace. The Lord Provoir, Magiftrates and Council ...
... of his Health, Yel-e. ...
... foon to Conftantinople, went in one of the Court Coaches laft Night, atcompahy'd by his Retinue on Horfe- back, to the greet Theatre-Royal of St Charles, to hear a Can- tata with fix Voices, which was executed in form of an Opera, with Dancing between and ...
... aflift in the above Per- formance, Gentlemen and Ladies may depend on its being conducted with the greatcft Decorum i and the Theatre is made commodious, and eveiy Way fit foi theii Reception. The Doors to be open at Five, and begin exactly at Six. . The Piices ...
... PRINTING, by ■SU&SCB.IfTIQ'N, A Work, intitled', The BEAUTY of the MUSES: OR, THE Unherfaf Entertainer, and* Companion to the Theatres. THIS Work will be deliver*, weekly at the Sub* fcribers Houfes, at Four-pence per Number, each to contain a complete Dramatiok ...
... bound by Engagements wkich only tend to the Ruin of his Subjecls, and the DcvaftatioS of his Country, which, in becoming the Theatre of the War, will continue to be a Prey to the E- nemy. The Court, which has every thing to apprehend from the Party which ...
... Em- pire, expofed by the unlimited Views of the Enemy to im- minent Danger, and to the infallible Hazard of becoming the Theatre of a deftru&ive War, db abfolutely require it. Franc kfoa f , Sift. 7, 1 y*\z. ...
... Perfons of (Quality and Diftindion, the Gentlemen of the Army and of the Revenue, march'd with the ufual Ceremony to the Theatre, where the Health of the Day was drank, &c. Then the Magiftracy, wirh the above Attendants, repairing to the Aflembly Hall ...
... ai.d Tables to each, 6 Vols Calmet'sDic-iona'-y ofthcßible, Littleton's Diftionaiy with Picart's Cuts, 3 Vols Boyet's G. Theatre of Honour William's Oxonia Dcpifta- or, Turnefort's Herbal, 2 Vols? cuiiobs Cuts of the Colleges Hift. of England, _ Vols ...
... and Tables to each, 6 Vols Calmet'sDiftionary ofthe Bible, Littleton's Diftionaiy wi'.h Picart's Cuts, j Vols Boyet s G. Theatre of Honour 1 William's Oxonia Depifta; or, Turnefort's Herbal, 2 Vols curiobs Cuts of the Colleges Hift. of England, 4 Vols ...
... an d Tables to each, 6 Vols Calmet's Diftionary ofthe Bible, Littleton's Diftionary with Picart's Cuts, 3 Vols Boyer's G. Theatre of Honour William's Oxonia Depifta. or, Turnefort's Hcibal, 2 Vols c^iriobs Cuts of the Colleges Hift. of England, 4 Vols ...