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... by J. Poole and C. Barker, Never p erf or, For the RACE Jit the Theatre in this C This prefent Tu-efday, New . Rev. Dr. FRANKLIN, Author called, MA T I (As it now performing wit Theatre Royal in Mcrcar (Earl of Mercia), Mr. MARLTON Harold, Mr. BOGLE ; ...
... Pal and J. Poole and C. Barker, Never erf or. For the RACE At the Theatre in this C This prefent Ttwfday, New Rev. Dr. Franklin, Author called, MA T I (As it now performing wit Theatre Royal in Morcar (Earl of Mercia), Mr. MARLTON y Harold, Mr. BOGLE ...
... the former, the mifcarriage atPortfmouth, and the great Bilhop Wilkins has given encourfcement for the ingenious to build theatres, though not caflles, the air. Such an artift may depend on the favour of the feathered kind among the ladies, and ifhe places ...
... the former, notwithllanding the mifcarriage and the greatßifhop Wilkins has given encouragement for the ingenious to build theatres, though not caltlcs, in the air. Such an artift may depend on the favour of the feathered kind among the ladies, and he ...
... [ESTER THEATRE. .;SS. ATT ON and AUSTIN prcfent their duty and refpeffs to the Ladies, Gentlemen, public, and to inform them the Theatre will the firfi night of the Alfizes. That they have env;rJ performers of merit (which they humbly hope .t with their ...
... pleafure his performance a few nights at'the Theatre in Chefter. Lancdfter, June 30. Our races ended here on Wednefday laft; we had good lport, a brilliant appearance of nobility and gentry, and a crouded theatre ; the highcil marks of general approbation ...
... viftion, be intitled to reward of forty pounds. If TE R THEATRE. ,;SS. HE ATT ON and AUSTIN prefent 'Hf their duty and refpe£ls to the Ladies, Gentlemen, j public, and defire to inform them the Theatre will ;d the firft night of the Afltzes. That they have ...
... pleafure of his performance a few nights at'the Theatre in Chcller. Lancdfter, June 30. Our races ended here on Wednefday laft; we had good fport, brilliant appearance nobility and gentry, and a crouded theatre ; the higheft marks of general approbation were ...
... the Theatre Royal in York). Play, The Soldier tir'd of War's Alarms, By Mrs. BOOTH. With Farce, called : CHEATS of SCAPIN. 6d. PIT, zs. GALLERY, is. - «a3ly at feven o'clock.—Places for the Boxes to I (cnly) of Mr. Griffith, oppofite the Theatre, ießox-book ...
... From the Theatre Royal in York), Play, The Soldier tir'd War's Alarms, By Mrs. BOOTH. With a Farce, called (CHEATS of SCAPIN. IS, is. fid. PIT, as. GALLERY, is. feven o'clock.—Places for the Boxes to n 'only) of Mr. Grirhth, oppolite the Theatre, * Box-book ...
... Mr. Monk's, ant! at t N. B. Places for the Boxes to Griffiths, oppofite the Theatre, where be kept. The Company's flay in town will vcas they are obliged to open the Theatre Odlober. For the BENEFI GENERAL INFIRMARY, , On Tuefday, SEPTEMBER Atthe EXCHANGE ...
... at Mr. Monk's, t ; N. B. Places for the Boxes to b.- Griffiths, oppofite the Theatre, where be kept. The Company's flay in town will vc- • I as they are obliged open the Theatre October. For the B E N E t* GENERAL INFIRMARY, Tuefday, September p At the ...