... nothing more in View than to fupport his Allies, and punctually fulfill his Engage- ments by Treaties. We hear that the Boxing Theatre in Tyburn Road will foon be fuppreffed by the Bench of Juftices, as it is thought to contribute to the Nu'rfery cf a great ...

... 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 ...

... It might poflibly drive fome polite, miferable Sinners, to Church and Con- feflion; who would otherwife have grae'd the Theatres, Amphitheatres, and other Places of genteel Refort and Entertainment ; and in fliort, give a Check to all that gay Idolatry ...

... lalt; het Ladylhip has left four Sons and one Daughter. Tuefday Morning died of a Drbpfy, Mr. William Mills, belonging tothe Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane. Oi. Sunday Night the Servants ofthe Hon. William Pitt, Efq; Paymafter ofthe Forces, wereftopt By three ...

... 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 ...

... about Four o'Clock, they went in Proceffion through tbe Eaft Gate ofthe Schools, along thro' the Div/nity School* to the Theatre. Upon their entering in. a Piece of Mufick was perform, d, which gave Time fortbeJ Doftors to take tlieir Seats, and for the ...

... for that unnatural Crime which brought down the immediate Vengeance of Heaven oh tbe five Cities where it had ereaed its Theatre. We hear from Hamburgh, that Prefems of Britifh Herrings have been fent to the Emperor, and mod: other Potentates of Germany ...

... The New Occafional PROLOGUE, Spoken at tbe Opening of Drury-Lane Theatre, By Mr. G A R R I C K. AS Heroes, States, and Kingdoms, rife and fall ; So— (with the Mighty to cumpare the Small j Thro' lnt'reft, Whim, or, if you plcafe, thro' fate, We feel ...

... fet to Mufick ; Ad- from his Brother. Will and dtefs to Youth ; Prologue oir Charafter of Gcrrird Van opening Diury-Lane Theatre > Neck, Efq; Scripture Doc- The happy Fihcrman ; From- trine of the Trinty. Mr. a dying Lady to her Husband Edwards's Method ...

... reported here, that in cafe Affairs fliould charge their Face in Italy, and that thia Part of Europe fliould again become the Theatre of War, the Court of Vienna will probably conclude a Treaty of Subfidy with the Helvetickßodyj by Means whereof that Court ...

... Netherlands, aiid of the Caftle of Chambord, reverts to the Crown. On Friday laft was reprefentcd for the full Time, upon the Theatre of the Royal Academy, the Opera of Thetis and Peleus, when the Machines having in fome Manner failed, feveral People were ...

... beautified that Caftle, having caufed Stables and Barracks to be built there, and an Hofpital forthe Sick. He alfo caufed a Theatre tobe built, the Decorations whereof coft more than 60,000 Livres. His Company of Players was compofed of excellent Aclorsand ...