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... 3 Upholdeér MUSIC HALL. ad of this N Tuefday Evening the 212 ¢ Houfe, allo 0 CoNcerr of vocal ind inft ‘the Houle- . to be condutted by Mr, his Houfe a by Sigaior and Sigaiora Corer, wich fey retiring to Songs compofed by Signior Co- ha! on, and has a ...
... TO BE SET, For any Number Years, Or the Intereft fold. THAT large and commodious Concerns, known the Name of the MUSIC HALL, being a Leafe of Lives renewable for ever.—-Pepper Corn Fine. Thefe Concerns are peculiarly adapted for a Merchant or Manufacturer ...
... et. TO BE SET, For any Number of Years, Or the Intercfl fold, THAT large and commodious Concerns, known by the Name the MUSIC HALL, being a Leafe of Lives renewable for ev^r.—Pepper Corn Fine. Concerns are peculiarly adapted for Merchant or Manufacturer ...
... - TO BE SET, For any Number of Years, Or the Interefl fold, THAT large and commodious Concerns, known by the Name of the MUSIC HALL, being a Leafe of Lives renewable for ever.—Pepper Corn Fine. Thefe Concerns are peculiarly adapted for a Merchant or M ...
... and vcnlon, Suffolk-ftrcet. *’ lor ever - Whoever has laid in Cullody, will K polled Wheat, 101.l -at Cabrag*., near Dub- MUSIC HALL. hll °»’ much their applyhii. Thirlv Shill nq Burcl. r-euing the a.lb inft. Sept, will bra the Printer hertol. . , OTR.WED ...
... one Side than the H waiting the Arrivabef particular ines to complete N. B. requetted they will be as ipecsly as poflible. MUSIC HALL. the occa fional Orders of bis Friends and the Public, ac- ther with the Commentary and Notes of his Editor, a Jately Blifter ...
... MUSIC-HALL, Fifhamble-firper. Mrs. LEBAC, whd has had the Honour of attending feveral Families of Dtftmftion, in teaching the French .Language, through a long Senes of Sicknefs, and other unfor'efeen Accidents, has been involved into DiTitics, that under ...
... For the Benefit of OFFICER’S WIDOW and ORPHAN ON N/Iom1»v the of F ...
... MUSIC-HALL, Fi£hamblc-ftrecf. Mrs. L’BAC, who has had the Honour of attendin'; fevcral Families of DilHnifion, in teaclmij; the French I-anpuape, through long tk-rics of and other unforefeen Accidents, has been involved into fueh DilFities, tha: under ...
... good management and (aft failing, being within than a mile her. CONTRIBUTIONS received for the ufe of the SUFFERERS at the MUSIC-HALL, by Sir Edward Nf. WEN HAM. 1* *• “• Feb. iS, Mrs. M. P, - - i 9 78a. Hon. and Rev. Dean Crolbie A Gentleman unknown, a ...
... n and Family, in Distress, who are reduced by unforefeen Misfortunes to folicit the Humane and Charitable. At the Great Music-hall in Ftlhamble-ftreet, on Thurlday the 19th of Sept. i774>sgHihbS ASSEMBLY and BALL, conduaed in the genteefeft Manner; with ...
... Grafton-ftrect. The Key is at Mr. May’s, two Doors higher up.—N. B. There is not a Grocer from Mary’s-abbey the Bridge. MUSIC-HALL, Filhamblc-flrcet. Mrs. LEBAC, who has had the Honour of attending fcveral Families of Diftinftion, in teaching the French ...