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... quitted the Company. Our old friend Fawcett, has renewed his engagement with Mr. Harris, the Manager of the Covent Garden Theatre, at afalary of 8, y, and 101. a week. , ** inftance of Catholiciim has appeared at Wigton, Cumberland, worthy of larger place ...
... eoHefiing his forces fir another engagement. It is remarhable that the Ranis oj the RHINE, which luff year were principal theatre oj the war, are now almoft defined. —The fmalLarmy of Pnfffmnsjlationrd that quarter, though fujicienl to repel the incurfiuns ...
... was left to the imagination, now Saturday night a new mulical piece, called Auld Robin Gray, was performed at the Haymarket Theatre. The fubjecf is taken from the well-known ballad of that name, and dramatifed with fomc epilodical imaginations of the author ...
... from our frontiers; and the victorious arms of the State, in concert with thofe of its friends and allies, transferred the theatre of war to the enemy’s territory. prefent. High and Mighty Lords, wc witnefs again an unexpected turn of affairs: fo that the ...
... occalioned her death on Wednesday lall. An account was received in Lcndon lad week from Rochefter, that a riot took place at the theatre there on Saturday night, confequence of fome perlons not taking off their hats when the tune of God fuve the King was played ...
... frigates in his Majelly’s fervice which carry fuch fuperior weight natal. Friday laft, the new Theatre at Matlock was opened to brilliant audience. The Theatre is commodious and airy ; and as Matlock Bath is at y full of company, we make no doubt of Mr ...
... accounts of executions. Buft'on, the fon of the late celebrated naturuliil, is among the late victims. On the of July all the Theatres Paris were opened gratis to the public. I,on:!on Augujl 7. Eight o'clock in the evening. Owing to the prevalence of llrong ...
... e of their ancient country. Gymnafia, courfes and wre ft lings,—triumphal fcftivals, branches of oak, and the Pantheon,——theatres dedicated to the people, and formed upon the great models of antiquity, which ages have refpected, will long mitigate their ...
... Parkin, of that place, to Miss Brummett, of Otley, near Leeds. I.aif week, Harrogate, Mr Mac Nally, to Mrs Kaync, both of that theatre. Ou Thnrfday Lift F.verton, in Nottinghamlhirc, Mr. Tho. Jackfon.jun. attorney at iaw.of this place, to MifsMary Outwith. ...
... the draught, the whole Theatre, lefg than half hour, was entirely confumed ; no part the valuable property being preferved, but horfes which were lodged ftables that had a communicatitm with Stangate-iirect.—From the Theatre the fire loon extended to ...
... of parliament for the county of Berks. Tucfday lull died, at Paddington, George Colman, Efq. fer.ior ; the Patentee of the Theatre-Royal, Haymarket. A few hours before his death he was feized with violent fpalms, which were a lit melancholy ftupor, in which ...
... periods of their own lives. We hear that Mr Ralph Holland, late of this town, is engaged MrWilkinfon, the manager of the theatre, at this place. On the 12th inftant, the Concord Tender, Lieutenant J. Dove commander, failed from hence ihe Nore, with entered ...