... THEATRE-ROYAL. THIS PRESENT EVEMKG, the xoth.inft. will pro fonted, ail entire new drainauc called, THE ODDITIES. Between atfls of the performance, fcvcral tlic nioft approved SONGS, CATCHES, AND GLEES, '■y Mr. Miji A. and Mifs M. Mead-nut, After which ...

... CHESTER THEATRE. The Theatrical Amolements will ceafe hers lie End of the Fair Week. The Managers are pr, raring, for that M'ati, a new Species of Er.. ~r; .inment. A SPEALING PAN! OMIMP. : Ti.e Deign was originally taken fruni the and halm Theurer ...

... THEATRE, HOLYWELL MR. EYELEY would feel himfclf greatly wai.ting in gratitude, a* will good manrcis, d ; d lie net embrace the cail.ett returning his gtatcful thai to the brilliant and crowded circle that grac-d the Theatre, his Ceiufit night, latt Tuefd ...

... THEATRE-ROYAL, CHESTER. On MONDAY, Nov. 15, will be prcizntrd a new COMEDY the original manufaipt, THE TOY, Airccurt, Mr. Betterton ; S!r Carrel O'Donovan, Mr. Whitlock; Metheglin, Mr. Sherid..n : Larry, Mr. Norman; Young O'Donovan, Mr. Stanley; Nol Pros ...

... THEATRE-ROYAL, CHESTER. MR. DODD refpealully informs his friends and the public, his BALL will be on Wddneciay 'the December. Door.; to be oven at half pa:t five, and to begin at half pall fix o'clock. 'Pickets to be had or Mr. Doda, Witer&ste-greet-row ...

... ; no Se:vants admitted without paying, no: any Uhing under full Priee to be Curing the BP tor the Boxe: to betaken a the Theatre. The Doors to be opcen'd at Six o'Clock, and to begin at Sc.ecn. ANTED, An Apprentice to the Mercery W and Drapery Bufiness ...

... THEATRE-ROYAL, CHESTER. On TUESDAY the azd of this inflast, March, veil! he we more pretenseil, that iasorite and Lith.onable PAS rim°, COLLINS's EVENING BRUSH, for rubbing off the ruft of care Or, Comic Itevievi of the Lngldh Stage. With altertit,ons ...

... Bell's Theatre. TH E following plays have been publilhed in an elegant manner, agreeable to the plan which has been pan.cularly advertifed in all the country papers, with magnificent embellilhments. The characters were all painted from life permiflion ...

... THEATRE-ROYAL, CHESTER, This prefent FRIDAY, OCT. 26, 1792, will be performed, TRAGEDY, called, THE GRECIAN DAUGHTER. Evander, Mr. Cooke ; l'hilotas, Mr Mr. Harding; MeHntlion, Mr. Tyrrrll; Calippus, Mr. Aicas, Mr. Francis; Greek Herald, Mr. Davis; Mr ...

... THEATRE-ROYAL, CHESTER. ...

... THEATRE-ROYAL, CHESTER. OR Wcdnefda), Scr• sib 1790 be as CONILoy, cad, ALL IN THE WRONG. by AW.ur ) Sir 1.400 RelUers, M. Lee Ltriis; Yawls Mr. d Blandlord, Mr. Actidan Br , 6, Mr. RA; Sir W. Brim ma, Mr. bl Whyrnore; Bavaria, Mr. Whi•lAck.-41e in.'s ...

... THEATRE-ROYAL CHESTER. This prefent Friday, Oit.2j, 1795, will (for the laft time this feafon) Comedy THE RAGE. Cingbam, Mr. Ward ; Darnley, Mr. Banks; t!u(h, Mr- Swendall; Honorable Mr. Savage, Mr. Ham merton; Sir George Gauntlet, Mr. Signor Cygnet, ...