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... ROBERT KEYMER, in Hadleigh, ?? ■ ATA LOGUES may be had, grat's, at Mr. Bathurft's, Bookfeller. in Fleetflreet, London; the Theatre Coffee- Houfe in Cambridge • Mr Keymet's, Draper, Stowmarket j W. Craighton's, Bookfeller, lpiwich 1 Mrs. Perkins's Coffee-Houfe ...
... ROBERT KEYMER, in HadUigh, S_%d. _ CATALOGUES may be had, grat's, at Mr. Bathurft's, Bookfeller, in Fleetftreet, London; the Theatre Coffee- Houfe in Cambridge ; Mr. Keymer's, Draper, Stowmarket j W. Craighton's, Bookfeller, Ipfwich 1 Mrs. Perkins's Coffee-Houfe ...
... with great Applaufe. i-e. 64. 18 Mr, Mac 1. ava m's View of Sir Mew/ms Philofophy, Bvo. 6s-/ 19 Com vs. A Mafk. A&cd at both Theatres, with great Applaufe. is. ao TeWifti Spy, 5 vol. 1 5 s, at The Secret Hiftory of Pessza (alias Euaor a} with the CharacUrs ...
... E V M E R, in Hadleigh, Suffolk. CATALOGUES may be had, grat s, at Mr. Bathurft's, Bookfeller in Fleetftreet, London; the Theatre Coffee- Houfe in Cambridge; Mi' Keymer's, Draper, Stowmaiket ; W. Craighton's, Bookfeller, Ipfwich 1 Mis. Perkins's Coftee-Hbufe ...
... s in umo s 17 Metope A Tragedy afting Applaufc d Mr Madaurin’s View of Sir Newton’s Philofophy 8vo 6 Comus A Malk Afledat Theatres Applaue s o Jewilh Spy VoU s 1 Secret Hiftory of Perfia the Princes Minijitrt s aa The Lady’s Piflure Great World s Vols ...
... Api'- . f -; V)( , * J 3 Mr. M n .la v * 1 n '» View of Sir llsti KnUf - ...
... ßiiPs'vreW of Sii Isaac Newto**'.; thllbfd- • ?? -^ ...
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... ha, br.cn kno vn for many Years, which ?? ,i : ?? Da .'lire to th: Cellars, Vaults, Ware- ?? it -h? Managers of Drurylane Theatre in- , . ■ |; r,:li: ti a (Land Daughter of Mm ton ; ; , ,• i.i. -m '.ill lie penorin'd that .N'ichr, with ?? me by ivlr. ...
... by which A gteac Part of it was-tonfomed, but we-don't hear of much outer Dam: ge being done. -To-morrow Evening, at the Theatre-in' Moor Street in .this Tov.o, for Bei,t fik of Mn. Dugee; will be exhibited fevers] new Performances in Rope- DA efernbling ...
... to perhaps in svo- 17 Merope Tragedy Now atting with great Appiaute MrAfwW’sViewofSirN’Fhilofophy8voos 19 Cemt A Mask both Theatres with great Applanfe thnany thing of extant onfi- lewifliSov L1 denng their Siic and Ufefulnefs 11 The Secrtt HiftorO Europe) ...
... and Princefs Augufta, with the gfeateft Number of the Nobility, Foreign Minifters, and Gentry, of both Sexes, went to the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane, to fee the Play of Othello, a&ed by feveral Gentlemen and Ladies for their Diverfion. The Company Was ...