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... Squires* is fo very ill in New- gate, that it is thought flic cannot live. Yefterday fcveral Perfbns afleoibled at the Amphi- theatre in Tyburn Road, in order to fee die defci Battle between Slack and Fatkncr, but agreeabl the late A£t of Parliament, the Juftkes ...
... Profecutions will be comnienc'd without further Notice, To be LET T, A Convenient Dwelling Iloufc, (fituate oppofite the Theatre in Oxford) neatly fitted up, and in good Repair ; with feveral uieful Standards on the Premiffes ; lately inhabited by Mr ...
... Mr. Robert DOyly, Attorney at Law in Banbury, Oxfordfhire. To be LET T, A Convenient Dwelling Houfe, (fituate Opposite the Theatre in Oxford) neatly fitted up, and in good Repair; with feveral ufeful Standards on the Preuiilfes j lately inhabited by Mr ...
... future a Praaice fo highly injurious to the Publick. Mr. Rich, Mafter of Covent-Garden Theatre, is gone to Paris to negotiate fome Affairs there relating to his Theatre. We hear that Profecutions are carrying on agaiiifl: fome Surgeons, and Officers of a ...
... Violat'onl of the Law for the future. Lait Sunday an Order came from tbe Lord C—b*.— n'p Office to the Managers of boti, Theatres, forbidding them, under the fevereft Penalties, to exhibit a certain iCdnda> lous Piece, highly injurious to our pielcnt ...
... a Letter from France we have an Account, that a young Spark, who was admired fome Time ago for his Singing at one of the Theatres, was condemned to be broke on the Wheel for killing a Poft-Boy. We hear that feveral Mafters of VefTels, who trade to Scotland ...
... Leaves ; ** While, as with rival Pride, her Tow'rs invade the Sky. Wabton's Ode. Oxford: Printed for R. Clements, near the Theatre ; and fold by R. Baldwin, in Pater-noficr-Rcw, London. And may be had of the Men who carry this News. This Day is publifioed ...
... Kings. I am, your conftant Reader, Anti-Judaicus. On Saturday next the Theatre Royal in Drury Lane opens with the Beggar's Opera, and on the Monday following Covent-Gardcn Theatre will like- wife open with the Provok'd Hufband. 'Fbe Publick are very impatient ...
... : Thefc two Gentlemen are the Or- -4 gans of the Jefuits, who do not appear at all 4 upon the Scene; but wh'», under the Theatre, fct 4 all the Springs to Work. The Kin-j; is a good w Man, he loves Hunting and his Dutch**!* ■ thete arc 4 his Pleafurcs ...
... Leaves ; While, as witb rival Pride, her To-zvrs invade the Sky . WARTON'sOde. Oxford: Printed for R.Clements, near the Theatre; and fold by R. Baldwin, in Pater-nofter-Rcw, London. And may be had ofthe Men who carry this News. This Day are publifjed ...
... ; JVhile, as with rival Pride, her Tovirt ' invade the Sty . WARTon'sOde. Oxford: Printed for R. Clements, near the Theatre ; and Coli by R. Baldwin, in Pater-tiofier-RHv, London. And may be had ofthe Men who carry this News. To the Gentlemen, Clergy ...
... ; While, as with rival Pride, her To-xvrs invade the Shy . War. ton's Ode. Oxford: Printed for R. Clements, near the Theatre; and iold by R. Baldwin, in Pater-nofitr-Row, Loudon. And may be had ofthe Men who carry this News. * ' • ' — _ Speedily ...