... business of the day as they thought proper. Extract of a letter from Dublin, Feb. 7. Yesterday afternoon a most tremendous disaster happened in the Grove-room of the music hall, in Fish-amble-street. This room being appropriated for the assembling of the ...

... ofter» a- i di- ide it, fo that it may be more taiily brought away.— They ,r; Ilk' wife very bcnefiiial in wnfamptiom anJ (pitting of blood j art t v cbying to the llonach, but lather create appetite. So:d wbplefale only by Thoma* Howe, in Bath; and Francif ...

... be opened at Half after Six o'Clock, and the Performance to begin a Quarter paft Seven. Boxes, -rs. 6d.—»»Upper-Boxes, zs. — Pit, is. 6d. —Gallery; is. Previous to the above-mentioned Entertainments, the fame Company will perform various Feats of HORSEMANSHIP ...

... F one nJ 'wo liorfes. hi YOUNG LADY and the CHILD of PROMISE : 7 conclude •with THE TAILOR': DISASTER; Or, HIS JOURNEY to EREN 1 FORD, Boxes, Two Shillings—Pit, One shilling. Doors j ned a qu fix, and begin a lever. MelTs Handy and Franklin, during their ...

... annexed Plan; ? all thole Clergymen who are felicitous to become Sul>- feribei-s to the faid Annuitant Society, are hereby defi- red to fend their names, tbe place of their refielence, the age of thenifelves, and, if married, the age of their wives, on or before ...