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... fulisfy his ill fated tyrannical Ji/pcjitio-i, A carrefpondent with plcafure informs us, that Mrs. Brown, of the Norwich Theatre, is perfectly recovered from her late fevere indifpoiition, occafioned by a fall from out of a ; and he further obferves, ...
... Suffolk and Norfolk, in- Favourite New Songs fang te riper fed with Anecdotes Vauxhall and Norwich ttie Life of the Editor. Theatre, viz. An Index the Holidays The Sorrows Wetter and remarkable Days in Too Civil Half *786. When Beauty Sorrow’s Li* Alphabetical ...
... NORFOLK. See. A T the THEATRE ROYAL, Norwich, hy his Majefty’s Servants, This prefent Evening, WednefUay Jan. 4, 1786, will he performed the Comic Opera of ROBIN HOOD; Or, SHERWOOD FOREST. With NEW MUSIC, &c. To which will be added the Farce of R O 1 ...
... in London, Mrs- Palmer, wife of Mr. Palmer, late of the Theatre-Royal in this city. hear that a few days-fince died at York, Mr. William Bates, lately a favourite and efteemed adlor of this theatre. On the nit. died, Tharfton-hall, in the Hjtli yeai of ...
... Suffolk and Norfolk, in- Favourite New Songs fung terfperfed with Anecdotes at Vauxhall and Norwich the Life of the Editor. Theatre, viz. An Index to the Holidays Tile Sorrows of Wcrtcr and remarkable Days in Too Civil by Half *786. When Beauty Sorrow’s ...
... married to Mifs Nancy Parker, of the fame place. We are Informed, that Mr. Murray, late of our Theatre, and now-of Bath, engaged Mr. Palmerâs Royalty Theatre, in Wellclofe-fquare, the enfuing fummer; and, that he will play at Covcntgarden in the winter ...
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... fuch as made perianal application, the real objedls would in all probability alone be benefited. Mrs. Brown, late of our Theatre, certainly engaged at Covent Garden, in oppofition to Mrs. Jordan of Drury-lanc. Mrs. Simpfon, we arc informed, is engaged ...
... name, ftile, and tide of Vifeount Perv, of Newtown Pcry, near Limerick. Saturday evening laft, was pertormed at Drurylane Theatre, for the lint time, a new comedy, called The Heircl!, laid to written General Burgoyne, which was received with the greateft ...
... Ladies and Gentlemen declined purchafing Annual Tickets under Idea that the Theatre was to be (hut, and that the Company was to perform Lynn, begs Leave to inform them, that the Theatre! will continue open (as ufual) until the lall Day of May. |!§H Days of ...
... made her appearance in BeKidera; for tte firft our Theatre thefe five years, was received with that umverfal applaufe to which Ike fo highly entitled by her merit. Saturday, Monday, NORFOLK, &c. THEATRE-ROYAL, NORWICH. BY HIS MAJESTY’S SERVANTS, This prefent ...
... utmoft endeavours and command a preference among his fubjedts. BURROWS having lately fubmitted * ' Wcdnefday night Drury-lane Theatre was ho- the tax repealed, or properly modified ;it , thepublK: the letter he received from Dr. Motherby, [| • noured by the ...