... rife early ; as foon as lam up, j.; r for the gardens; then walk in the : then always go feme lale th entcrta at the little theatre ; Hiiift fretted r dinner ; then pari V '^ ts ' l^en wa 'k t| ' l ' len hurry to the play ; and from llce . to the card-table ...

... human race. Cvxcomb, A word of reproach, and yet at the J 11 ® time, all that is moll com-8 J • A term appropriated to the theatre; u (ometimes more largely applied to all e «tl lnvent ' on * fy-' The final end of man; as well of the Pa'fj ' £ art °f the ...

... native dult; How oft thick thee lwrounA And glopia impenetrable thy obfcuie«! s>wk and my(W«ious arc tholo gloomy Thou on. out theatre £> oft prclonts. How feemingly piaplex'd. thy various Nor li-ajd, oiy bleeding liuarb lamente, How many fiv»en-hear ted breaih ...

... French by K. Wynne, A. M. Withers. Poetry. The Rover; or, Happinefs at laft ; a dramatic piftoral, as it was intended for the theatre. Is. Cooper. A fupplement to the works of Dr Swift. 6 d. Proceedings the court of Apollo. 6d. Law, Trade, Politics. The principles ...

... will be pre- ! fented the Tragedy of HAMLET Prixce of Denmark. ' The Bats fit nk* i fci p > '-i&rje£d by Mr. Lcr QSrotn the Theatre Royal in Drury-L-ne, being his firfl: Appear- ance on this Stage.) To wh : ch will be added a Farce and Entertainment, as ...

... more rarely to London, b|j c rc fide more at Dublin their pugul Ctlte rtainments are under the belt ret tlons , and their theatre even rivals cj e( London. Thi'Dublin •hp Werc l ave vigour to W jj . rtla nufaftures, the didribution Of judged premiums : ...

... he can regulate his hours by his choice, to take his fill of merrim^ 1 diverfions, or to dilplay his abili' the univerfal theatre, and enjoy the fure of diftindion and applaufe. ' Every defire, however innocent J | tural, when by long indulgence it b ...

... about Eight ?? (Information* being given to Juftice Fielding, of fome Perfons being affcmbled together to adt a Play at the Theatre in James's- Street near the Hay-Market) Mr. Weifli, High Con- ftjble of Holburn Divilion, aflifted by a Party of Guards from ...

... VE—OU R title to fuccefi ! Ror, SUE 40 Mr s 2 Re 0 Mr HENRY JoneEs’s zew Shi? f the of Essex. U Q Barry, R at Covent-garden theatre. th Th bard a bold excurfion tries, ym danger damp’dhiswing, he dar’dto rife: dence’ 88 all glorious fpring; Yen he that heroes ...

... brilliant Entertainments, the three celebrated Operas of Demetrius, Circe and Dido for laken, are alternately a tted on the Court Theatre, it- lelf a Sight, for the Exquifitenefs ofits Decorations. The laft of thefe Operas is iuch a Mafter-piece, that it never ...

... the Clearness of Exprefnon with the Beauty of Imagination, will be convinced that the Church has its Charms as well as the Theatre. Thus then this excellent Preacher; ■ ** As the Tide of Fortune ebbs, at leaft, as often as it flows, io the fad Reverie, ...

... any Violations of the Law for the future. Laft Sunday an Order came from the Lord C b n's Office to the Managers of both Theatres, forbidding them under the leve- reft Penalties, to exhibit a certain fcandalous Piece, highly injurious to our prefent happy ...