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... reticulars applv to Mr Haden at Charlton-Hill, who will order proper per- Woods the Benefit of Vlr. and Mil's WHEELER. At the Theatre in SHREWSBURY. Th prefent Evening, November the 1772, will be performed a Concert MUSIC. Boxes Pit is. Gallery is. Between ...
... Expetf fupport—-—-the man But (hall the Ladies prove To merit their own fex blind, Forget the Fair, without whofe aid. The Theatre muft lofe its trade. When honefty (he arts (to lew fear this kind of praife due) Yes, when an part 'Tis nature all—whate'er ...
... pledged his reputation manager, that (he will in time be a fir ft-rate aArcfs as veil as finger. Elfrida is a credit to the theatre, and manager. If want that dramatic art which conGfts in multiplicity of events, and in which our audiences greatly delight ...
... PUBLIC, MR. CONNOR prcfcms his humble the Ladies and Gentlemen Shrewfbury, extremely unhappy at his icnting himfelf from the Theatre on Wedftefday night but a« he has the highell opinion the candor and generofity the public, he flatters himfelf, thatwhen ...
... behind her: My hopes were not altogether vain, I am convinced, by the approbation I received from the woithy benefa&ors of the Theatre, thofe few nights which Mr. WxWzifujfered me to perform That worthy gentleman, chufing any competitor, male or female) no ...
... - —23. Critical on tl»e F.ijiufVian Statue m Heikt'L'*-— -4. The Drawing-Rooni; or An of the r>f the'l ime?. Roam near he Theatre— 17. Critique the Irilli ; the , ' , and the cS. the Duel, arii altered.— Com and Oof-'Purpoles —30. Account arc'inary M' ...
... marriages; 7676 found ling children, aud die re have 30,574 deaths. COUNTRY NfcVVS. *8- petition the of .Commons for licenfing a Theatre being now privately handed about, and as the citucu* at greatly difapprove of-fuch a the following petitions to both of Parliament ...
... i'rodigal Son, new Oratorio, performed, for the fir time on Friday night laft, at the Theatre the '1 lie Recitative this Oratorio (which it written Mr. Thomas Hull, of Theatre) is nervous and diftinfl ; the airs in gsoerai and exccpt her« and there, from Hurry ...
... Dennis will remove his the Trident the above flop. hear from Edinburgh, that the twoyears leafe winch Mr. Digges had of the Theatre-Royal there, expiring next November, a new i* and fettled with him for the term of fevt years, for which five hundred guineas ...
... our correfpoftdent I London, dated April 10. I Laft night incredib 1 -.- number tended very early thedoois Covent-gatden I Theatre, to fee Mrs. Yates I of in the tragedy the Karl of Warwick, fur Mr. Smith's l>cnefit. When I the-hour adnuilion was come, ...
... liquor cherifh each foul Who're the great Bacchus whole power divine, the jovial Bacchartnal th' adorer of wine London fine theatres place do take, Along with Sir John * Cornell Bully> Lord When caroufing free with the bottle and glafs, I'ddy Fanciful that ...
... Sundiv, about tight in the evening. the I)iike Oilcans id liii tnin pre lent at i» perform comedy his at, the ih'-cy, the. theatre took l ie, whi h from thence to a pro ! other apariu»en ...