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... THEATRE, BURY. BY His Majestyâs Servants from the Theatre Royal, Norwich, on Monday next, October 11 will be performed the Comedy of The PROVOKâD HUSBAND; Or A JOURNEY LONDON. DANCING by Monsieur FERRERE and Signora FUSY, Principal Dancers from the ...
... THEATRE, IPSWICH. DESIYE OF The LADIES ...
... THEATRE, BURY. THIS EVENING will be performed a Play called The MOUNTAINEERS.. WITH HECATE'S CAVE; Or, HARLEQUIN TRIUMPHANT. Tickets and Places for the Boxes may be had of Mr. Bartram, at the Theatre, from Eleven till One. No places can be secured unless ...
... THEATRE, SHEFFIELD. of Proprietors of the THeatre.' Friday Fr i.ry tlcc. 10, I? JO, Will in. performed a celebrated Comedy, written General Burgoyne, called the heiress; SirCl'nioni Flint, Mr. Cooke.*Lord Gayville, Mr. Norr.im.*Allcrip, Mr. Barrett.--CliignOn ...
... theatre rotal. Benefit of Mr. and Mrs. DUNCAN. FRIDAY Evening, December aa, will performed KNOW YOUR OWN MIND. the favourite of OLD TOWIXR. lIARLEQTTIN INVASION. con i-rivances Or, More ways than one to get Wife. IIE ALEV, DRUGGISTS Oâ GROCERS, No IiUTCHERY ...
... THEATRE-ROYAL. A General Meeting of the PROPRIETORS of the Theatre-Royal, is requested on Tuesday First at the Shakespear Tavern, One o'clock precisely, to consider of some Proposals from Mr. Kemble, relative to the Rent of the Theatre, to choose a new ...
... THEATRE, STIRBITCH. By His Majesty's Servants: from the THEATRE-ROYAL NORWICH On FRIDAY, September 18, 1795. (Never pertained here) a Comedy, called The RAGE. To which will be added, the Musical Farce of The Agreeable Surprize. Boxes 3s. Green Boxes as ...
... At the Theatre in Canterbury, The Sadlers Wells Company WILL go through their ufual DL verfions; confifting Comic Dancing, Tumbling, Pantomime Interludes, &c. This prefent SATURDAY, May will performed the Dramatic Romance ot C Y M O N, With a new Farce ...
... THEATRE, DOVER. TO-MORROW, January 17, will be prefented, the Tragedy of TAMERLANE the GREAT, the Fall of ja* et. Emperor of the Turks. Bajazet, by Mr. WAYL E T T. Moncfes, by Mr. RICHLAND. Omar, by Mr. QUIN. Axalla, by Mr. RUSSELL, Dcrvlfe, by Mr. VILLARS ...
... / KlNti's THEATRE. Mr. Hartuson's Annual Concert was per- formed in the Gui at -Room on Friday evening, to a moil numerous and fplendid company. among whom were the Duke and Duchefs of Leeds, Lord and Lady Oxford, Lord and Lady Vernon, Lord and Lady Brownlow ...
... BRITISH THEATRE. MR. BELL, Publifher of The BRITISH THEATRE, informs the Public, that the weekly Publication of his Plays will proceed regularly till ohe hun- dred Numbers are compleated, which will compofe twenty of the moft elegant and improving Volumes ...
... THEATRE, IPSWICH. pY HIS MAJESTY’S SERVANTS, D from the Theatrc-Roy.il, Norwich, this PRESENT WtpNESDAY, Dec. xo, will performed the Comic Opera of - IN KLE and TAR I CO, T ' ’■ ■■■■ The WATERMAN, Delire of the LADIES of Mils COUPERTHWAITE’* BOARDING-SCHOOL ...