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... Declarations of fup j of Confcience to every one and the Dictates of right' fon prohibiting the Clergy from making the t'T Theatre of their Pallions Defamation of their ket at which Market great Quantities of feveral Species of were brought Fifhermen and ...
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... e Hall From thence about Four o’clock they went Proceflion the Ead-Gate the Schools along through Divinity-School to the Theatre Upon their entering in a Piece of Mulic was performed which gave tor the Doctors to take their Seats and for the Orator to ...
... Place theGreve purfuant to the Sentence the that Crime which brought down immediate Vengeance of the live Cities where it Theatre fe’nnight Majefty’s the Swediih car-ried to Newcaftle She 1 eight K ts or Boxes of China-Ware were in there of the ubis-Aih ...
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... Adultery how Allen The Four-Wheel Race-Carriage deferib’d On Mrs Cibber and Mifs Romeo Juliet or the EebPye Competition at Theatres Plays and Farces adlcd A compendious FrenchGrammar Britiih Iron recommended Calculation the approaching Lunar Sir T Grefliam’s ...
... may be affiured the moji diligent Care a?id Attendance the Part Their humble Servant Elton Wantner A PROLOGUE fpokett at Theatre in Moor-Street Birmingham! (Being Comparative Enquiry into the Merit our Anile it Poets and Modern celebrated Rope-Dancers ...
... fo Nature that it h°mbLTaid As f°°n Marfl’al The lived Chambord after the beautified that Caftle caufedslab'eTand be there Theatre be built Decorations coft more than 60000 Livres His Company excellent and AftrHrL his Kitchen Cooks &c Angle he gave to ...
... the former ’Tis Slack in laft Fall hurt Leg which oblig’d him give out the Odds was Ten to One on Side We hear the Boxing-Theatre Tyburn-Road be fuppreffed by the of Juftices it being thought contribute to the Nurfery of a great Number loofe and diforderly ...
... the fame the next Day great was the Zeal of the to make good Ufe the fhort Time allowed to divert themfelves that at the Theatre had like to have been (lifted or crufhed to Death One Man was llabbed the Thigh for treading on fome choleric Gentleman’s ...
... in the River on board 149400 Yards A Days feveral Italian and French Dancers arrived Town to engage themfelves to one of Theatres We hear that the Corn-Harvefts are in general like to fail abroad particularly in France and that our own pro-mifes extremely ...