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... tensed for John Riiingtott. at the Bible and Crown in St Patera Citritita4Tardi and lames It ivington jams. Resew, es oid Theatre In Pargr- roast . Rd*. Wham Marjo 41. sh. Came Author. The the GARDENER'. DI.:TIONART. io Throe Vol.. Fourth Edition. Price ...
... Perforwrs in thi Counties; aglAcd by &Intel Gondanen, a ACIS and GAL Compared by Mr. H A N A large new ORGAN will be tweeted up Theatre: And betty the Aar Mr. 1 ORGAN Tickets had *he ...
... fine* nitisht Wonoarable Gentleibab, Son to a .Nelbits bird, was tett:riot to Mils Yong. the celebrated Sing* at Drury-Lane Theatre.. . Titers ire upwards of metre large Dutch Ships .efinally at Coke. of them from Am&erdam, which are taking in Provilla' ...
... pleafed to encourage this Work, are &fired to fend their Names to the Proprietors, RIVING TON and JAMES FL ITCH at the O xford Theatre. and K. BA - IN, at the Rods, in Pater-nolter-Row, London; Meff: Led. thaw, Lawton. and Bulkeley. in Cheßer ; Mr. Taylor, ...
... of in which all ;of e . • A flaCtina Account of all the Now Books. and Pamphlets that Stall appear. Remark, on the &vent Theatres during their Seaton of *hi.: bition. Accotinliof Oar publick Gardens, and altinhit Sum, D fi onk. All vele men, who full ...
... , are determined in the of the Attack of Cement Bay. rin the Coati of Bretagne, through Coif/. This is the Woman, an pie Theatres during their Sake of Exhi- add others as lhall be Judged any Which lies the Harbour of Brea. lel Times a thong City and Cal- ...
... belonging iii Lei:e n foretold, of the yearly Value of Pounds, now in the Hold,: g . (ball appear. IV. Remarks on the revere Theatres during their Seaton of Exhi- And fold the Proprietor R. Heber, in Holborn. London, and George Dad; another MedTuage, wish ...
... heavy Expence : Whilft on the other Hand his :venues have greatly decreafed in that Part of his Dominions, bath been the Theatre of War : And as their Majefties ve mutually refolved to continue their Efforts for their reci°cal Defence and Surety, the ...
... April 30. We are in the Apprehenfion here, it being but too probable, that thug Co.mtry may in a flirt Time be made the Theatre of War. French Froopr, frequently pats up on our Bulwarks, and even thro' the City, fix Comp,: nits of Dragoons palling thro' ...
... as if wanting t w was burnt the sot a 'as loaded with t Iy aratus of the Bat le rag Apparel, Jewel tie Miles before t he Theatre told th treating him to ft his Way, and ga :es with his•Wn ty, the Rime bu d. the whole Wag tends to their whol es, and every ...
... Wardrobe, Scenery, and Apparatus of the Bad Theatre; befides the entire Property, Wearing Apparel, Jewel &c. of each Performer belonging to it. Some Miles before th Waggon reached Salifbury, a Servant of the Theatre told th Driver that the Wheel would take ...
... sad Urine; after which warm.) be as as poffible in fending themoojAre vi we- For JULY, and R. JANES FLETCHER. at the Orford Theatre, WHICH for more than forty Years, are I er, at the Role, in Pater - - Row: and fold by all t he Containing, with the Addition ...