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... XXII. Aaion of Light and Sound-. XXIII. Poetry. Jockey; fet to Mtifick. Addrefs to Youth. Prologue on opening Drury Lane Theatre. The Roles; from Aufonius. The happy Filherman. From a dying Lady to her Hufband. Epigrams, Epitaphs. XXIV. Hiitoricai Chronicle ...
... at a Honfe in, Hart-Street, Covent-Garden,. which, by.t4e timely Affiltance of the Engine and SerVatfts belonging to the: Theatre-Royal. in. Covent-Garden, was happily extinguifhed, without doing any confiderable Damage. ` - - tiaft Thurfday Night' - ...
... Geldings, to Mr.,_ Paling aforefaid, lo that they may he had again, ihall one Guinea Reward, and reatOnable Chavgcs. ' _ AT the Theatre in - Modr.Stfeet, .Birrninghara, rx this Evening, will ba a CONCF_RT of MUSICK.. Stage and Boxes 2. s. 6d. Pit at. ' Balconies ...
... more of the faine Gang were ti;:ceir Glerken • • - An `'EPILOGUE, On two- Oa - alio/la! P: ologues, -At -the Opening of the Theatres. ' Spoken by Mrs. C I. I [Enters- 1.4i1y, as if fpeeiking to any one n,vho LLQO by Heav'n.l will !._pray get you gone ...
... JL By DESIRE, A T the Theatre in Moor-Street Birmingham, this Evening, will be a CONCERT of I'4 lit ICK. Stage and Boxes zs.6 d. Pit 2s. Balconies and if Gal. i s ad Gal. 6d. Between the fevcral Parts of the Concert will be prefented(Grati in Commemoration ...
... Bajazet by Mr. Ward. - Arpaliaby Mrs. Ward, 'Seiima by,Mifs Ward. The ufual Prologue (which is fpoken on this Day at the . Theatres in London) will be fpoken by Mr. Ward. At the End of the 2d Aa the celebrated Charke's Hurpipewll be danc'cl by Mr. Cubningham ...
... s in his Tail. Whoever will bring him to tau aforefaid, ihall have Half a Guinea Reward, and rcafonable Charges. A T the Theatre in Moor-Street, Birmingham, .116. this Evening, will be a CONCERT of iviUSICL. stage and Boxes s. 6d. Pit s. Balconies an ...
... Race-Carriage. deßribed. • 111. On Mrs. Cibber and .Iylifs Bellon*: IV.; Romeo and -Juliet, or the Eel , Competition at the Theatres'. • . VI. Plays and Farces ' - VII. A compendious French Grammar. VII/. Britifh Iron recommended. • IX. Calculations of the ...
... Merchant. Of Fleet : Market, London, Not gerrortri'd here there Twenty Years, .. For the Benefit Mr. Ward and Mrs. Ward, AT the Theatre in Moor-Street, Birmingham, this Evening, will be a -CONCERT of MUSICK.. Stage and Boxes a s. 6 d.. Pit and Balconies a s ...
... Broker and Chapman. • Samuel Killett, cf GreatYarmouth, Merchant. For the Benefit Mr. Shepard arid A :rs 13utchcr,-' AT the Theatre in Moor:Street, Birmingham, this Evening will be • a CONCERT Of MUSICK Stage and Boxes a. 6d. Pit and Balconies as. Gal ...
... reported h ere , that in cafe Aft:airs a an g e 1 their Face in Italy, and thatthis Part of Europe flgould againbecome the Theatre of War, the Collet of .Vienna a . vill probably conclude - a Treaty of Subficly the HellZetielc 'lady; by Means whereof that ...
... Head in Cold-Bath• Eel& and ftole all the Pewter and other Kitchin 7 ture, and got arundifoover'd.. PROLOGUE/poke at the Theatre ia Birminr ham, in Praife e the Town, by Mr. Brtiodin. ATHEN S, in Days of Yore, ,for Arts was fain' And ROME'S immortal ...