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... therefore made he thee King. to do Judgment and lattice. Left night the king, queen, and royal family, were at Co. vest-Garden Theatre to fee the Beggar's Opera; upon which occafion two magnificent boxes were prepared for their reception. During the return ...
... with the city at Guildhall the 9:h of next month, being lord mayor's day. Their majellies went this 'causing to Drury-Lane Theatre, to fee the play of ►Much ado about Nothing, wish Harlequin Ranget. 9 1 ' Yesterday their went to Hampton Cdurt to fee that ...
... taken the ufual oaths, as cootmifliocers for the cuhody of the privy teal. Lait night their majefties went to Drury-lar•.e Theatre, to fee The Wonder, and Harlequin Ranger. Monday the Artificers of the Dock Yard at Ponfmouth, began to work extra again, ...
... by Mr. Taylor's Company of Comedians. • one of them to be appointed by his majefty to larva the office Wool-Hall ; which Theatre is to be open'd, this prefent Et of Sheriff for the following counties, with the Tragedy of Othello, Moor of Poke; sad li ...
... of Homer. A Leiter from a Right Hon Perkm to in the City. Prmrdings of the court of Claims, held the Green Rooms of bosh Theatres. On Mr. Pitt's Retign.ttion, an original Effay. An Account of she Procellion of his Maj.:fly King George 11l and Queen Charlotte ...
... and fome other lets dillinguifhed authors. Very few regular comedies, during this period, were exhibited on the Englifh theatre, which, however, produced many laboured pieces, abounding with (mire, wir. and humour. The Circlets Hufband of Cibber, and ...
... their feat near Orton, the lady of Richard Parry Price, Eft); She was Leicetter, of Tably, in the county of Cheiter, At the Theatre at This prefent BEGGAR'S OPERAS with a Farce ca Allier of Mafftfield. to net gre^t onthsolr!, having a ng in scription, lam ...
... Philadelphia, is uncertain. This morning died, aged between 70 and Slo years, John Rich, efq; many years manager of Covent-garden theatre. From the Gen. Evening Poll of Saturday November 21. The following copy of verfes, wrote by the ingenious Mr. Erse, of Peter-houfe ...
... pounds, and endoWd with every amiab't accompli/ render the marriage state happy. Theatre at the prefer. ' vening, the or King Richard the Hid. with Flora : ( .ob In the Theatre at the Tema, Court—Next - r Evcni geiy cad, The Revenge; with the i Scapie. IWO ...
... A few days sgo was to as agreeable young . pounds. The new marry gleton on Wednef ay laft rejoicing on this occafion. At Theatre at :be be prefented a Tragedy. Lave ; with Pell, Flantyrombt in HoMein the German language, ercas Frederick Charles, duke ...
... bid nee to the laws, to the great .!ctrite 43,809, 5t,796 danger, and even dettruction, of his majefiy's useful fubjeda. Theatre at the !foul-Hall— This prefent Evening will Prises, viz. Numb. prefented a Trap' call . d. MACBETH, King of Scotia/4- ' 7918 ...
... Efqi---A whimfical A curious original Letter to a Lady.—Liß of the Nati& Navy.—Account of the Fairs held in January.—The Theatre.—Puctry Sec. Ac.—Foreign and Lift ...