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... Letter, from a fettered D: ups, feet. d of Age, a Man of remarkable Abilities in Point of Literature, went to Mr. Foote's Theatre in the Haymarket, and on his Re- wive. H a t un this 'ani Death •s ; x t p h e e tine e h , n z unprepared o of y o u r f ...
... requelling to fee Mr. Matthews there. This the latter feenied to no Regard to, for inftead of meting him, re went to Mr. l'oote's Theatre in the Haymarket, and on his Re- ...
... Addrefs of the Houle of Commons was prefen- King by their Right Hon. Speaker, attended by many his Majslty went to Drury-Lane Theatre, to fee the of King Richard 111, when the Houfe was filled before o'Clock, to the great Difappointment of a prodigious rof ...
... Carnarvon. Lord Vifcount Pulteney. Duke of Ancader. Marquis of Rockingham . Earl of Northumberland. His Majefty was atte Theatre on Friday Night Lord High Chamberlain, Bute. Her Royal Highnefi Duke of York, Lady At were kated in the oppofi As Coon as ...
... mounted again, took his intended Airing, and returned to St. James's about Nine. Tuefday Night his Majefty.was at Covent Garden Theatre to fee King Henry the 5.h, or the Conquell of France, and was reaired with loud and general Acclamations of Joy. There were ...
... Earth ; and. as Arbitrels of all Europe, would have finely ailed a much more important Part than the now performs on the Theatre of Germany. ...
... Brandy and Tea. jar:. it. Mr. George Glover, Surveyor of Dunlary, feized 5o Cafks Brandy. On Mr. James Tracy, Taylor to the Theatre is Singel-411Q, mains Clgatbs for the Choralert of the Oil bait If Chios a forty Mors. Tho' tragic Woe can touch each human ...
... again* the Mailer of the Tennis- Court and Little Theatre in James-ftreet, near the Haymarket. for keeping a diforderly Houle, permitting Cock-fighting, Cudgel-playing, and Boxing, at the Paid Little Theatre, when be was convifted, and is 59 mein Judgment ...
... Englifh, ter. have, for fome Years pall, been cutting each others Throats, with the greateft Adroitnefs, on the Grand Cod or Theatre of Germany. And, notwithilanding fo many Lives have been loft, fo much Blood fpilt, and fo much Tree- Lure expended, Things ...
... Univerfal Songfter BEING A of she POIGNANT JESTS. WITTY SAYINGS, TALES, and she Now SONGS, rung at the PUBLIC GARDENS and THEATRES. —I knew him Horatio ; a Fellow of Yells ; of moll I-voila , ' Fancy. SHARESrEARE. London: Prime , ' for L R. in ane, nv ...
... Univerfal Son BEING ACotticttott of she Mon POIG NAI SAYINGS, SMART RE PARTE ES, Co she New SONG s. lately tun at the P o ' THEATRES. —I knew him well, Horatio ; a Fellow mo/I excellent Fancy. London: Printed for J Fut Li a. in rater-Notter Row ; a Tiv L ...
... chore terms to M. de fluffy, he told him. that if they ihould be rejefted, the utmott efforts would be made to transfer the theatre of the war into France. The bailiff de Fleury is arrived at Malts, with proper officers, who are to receive, in the name of ...