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... Carnival, for that Day ; with an humble Application to his Royal Highneis the Grand Duke of Tufcany, that Mafquerades at the Theatre there might be forever abolifhed ; Which Requcft was ap- proved nnd confirmed by an Order from the Council of Re- gency at ...
... of Sir Chaloner Ogle, Knt. deceased. SV Last Night their Royal Highnesses the Prince and ' Princess of Wales were at the Theatre Royal in Drury Lane, to see the Tragedy of Merope. ? Wh. Ev. Poftl ?? ~ .. 9. Last Night there was a numerous Assembly of ...
... Carnival, for that Day; with an humble Application to his Royal Highness the Grahd Duke of Tuscany, that Masquerades at the Theatre there might be for ever abolished ; Which Request was approved proved and confirmed by an Order from the Council of Regency ...
... fccured, and fent to Tothill- Fields Bridewell. Tuefday Night as two Gentlewomen were coming into the Strand from Drury-Lane Theatre, they were ftopt by two Fellows near the End of Katherine-ftreet, who robbed them of a Silver Snuff Box and Eleven Shillings ...
... ths other two happily Caved thenifelves. On Tuefday Night as two Gentlewomen were coming into the Strand from Drury Lane Theatre, they were ftopt by two Fellows near the End of Katherine- ftreet, who robbed them of a Silver Sauf. box and eleven Shillings ...
... t in the King's Bench, on Account of the Debts he had contraeted in that Undertaking, has applied to the Managers of the Theatre Royal,Drurylane, for a Benefit Play, in hopes, that the Goodnefs and Crenerofity of the Public will contribute to his Enlargement ...
... Confinerrient in the King's oh 'accoubt . of the Debts he had contra6led in that Undertaklng' has applied to the Manageq:of the 'Theatre i vai Drury Lane for a Beiteft Phiy, in hopes that the niblick wilt contribute to his And enable to return to his own Country ...
... fignalixed them (elves particularly on this Occafion, by the many new and pretty Devices with which they had illuminated the Theatres that were creEted for this Purpofe. The Archbifhop of Petersbourg, Father Theodofe, who was the firft Archbilhop that filled ...
... houfs in Alnwick, on Satuiday the i.d Day of June inft. We AINSLF.T, Cleik. Tor tht ?? ef Mrs C ft I S P. . At the N X W THEATRE in Mr Parkerh Yard, the Turk's Head in the Bigg-wr***, Newcaftle, On Monday Evening (the itth inftant) will be prefented A ...
... afted an Hiftorical PLAY, call'd, J RU Wi V. O and JULIE T. ff ritun originally bj Shakespeare. Reviv'd Mw laft Scafon it the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane, and per- foninl twenty Nights fucceffively, wilh univtrfal Applaufe. With a Grand Safinf of a TOMB, and ...
... Hiftorical PLAY, call'd, . ' RO M EO ahd JULIET. '». ,. Written originally by Sh akkspeark. Reviv'd Hw laft Seafon at the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane, and per- form* twenty Nights fucceffively, with univerfal Applaufe. With a Grand Same of a TOMB, and ...
... ac- • cording to.the Intention- cf: the late Lord CteivetOn which • Occafion the Publick Orator will make a Speech in the ' Theatre. Th*rc will likewife be a Giand Performance of ' Mufick Loti the two following Evenings. Oratorios are to « be peiform'd in ...