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... giving: a more {uj! and juft account of the following places than any ¢ before viz. Drury-Lane, Covent-Garden, and market theatres; Ranelagh, V.uxhail, Kerfinston, Kew, Sad- Jer’s and Bagnigge-We'ls, St. James’s and the Qucen’s Palete, Hampton-Court, ...
... readers. Befide the ufual regale on the flanding dithes of the Tites-a- Coffee-Houle, the Knight Errant, the Delineator, the Theatre, &c, &e. we hope always to be able to prefent. an ele- act defert: and our readers may reft affured, that every poffible ...
... Jearned and curious readers, 7 - Befide the ufual regale on the ftanding dithes of the the Knight Errant, tbe Delineator, the Theatre, &c, we hope always to be able to prefent an ele- gant defert: and our may reft affured, that every poflible opportunity will ...
... Colehefler, Feb, 13, 1 783. ¥ the Defire of f ev eral Ladies and Genttemen,: Mr, DA- B GUEVILLE, late dancer at the Kin g's Theatre, propofes to open a fchool on ‘Monda ter, at the Three. Cups-In n. y the 17th infant, for the halt quar- gentlemen, Mr, DAGUEVILLE ...
... houfes Sicily fell in a direction from the fea, and thofe in Calabria towards it. The carnival here is fufpended, all the theatres are ihut, and the churches are opened. ...
... buildiegs, without exception, have been beaten down ana dettroyed. O! this number are the royal and. archiepifeopal palaces, ihe theatre, the Mcats de ihe great hofpitil, the two royal bangueting hous, the metropuliten chuich, wiih its -ileeple, ail the mo- naiterics ...
... Dudley, y SADLER, from t he theatre royal, Bath, Farland, Yy MARRIOT, from the theatre royal, Edinburgh, ar, MARTIN, Stukely, M, And Stockwell, by SHATFORD, from the Theatre Royal, Dublin, Dudley, by Mrs, READ, Loxifa fromt he Theatre Royal, Covent Garden. ...
... CHELMSFORD THRATRE. By His Majefty’s Servants, from the Theatres Royal, This day, FRIDAY May 24.1783, will be performed call’d A ~The Merchant of Venice; Mr. Shylock, by Mrs. GREVILLE Aid Portia by From the ‘i heatre Royal, Drary-Lave, being the loft ...
... fithery, fent their boats to fea for the firit time this feafon. We bear that Mrs. Greville’s laf night of perfor- mance at the theatre in Moulfham, 1s for Wed- pe(day next, when the Opera of Love ia Village, aod the Irih Widow, will be performed for that night ...
... ee or eee ame. Te f- eb HELM SFORD THEATRE: By His Majeity’s Servants, from tne Theatres Royal, day, Friday May ths 1783, will be performed ~ ‘A €OME x call’'d The Beaux Stratagem. Mr. OSBORNE, Scrub, by And Mrs. Sullen, by Mrs. GREVILLE, being the laft ...
... Extrad of a lester from Chatham, Moy 2: * night a bloody aifray happened at the theatre at Rocheiter (juit «iter the fourth act in the Fair Penites:) feveral of the officers belong- ing tothe 45th regiment quartered in our barracks, and fome of the officers ...
... CHELMSFORD THEATRE, By His Majefty’s Servants, from the Theatres Royal, This day, Friday May 36th, 1783, will be performed A celebrated PRELUDE The Manager in Dittrefs After which will be prefented the TRAGEDY of Se. L i, PRINCE of DENMARK. b Hamlct, ...