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... 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 ...
... amount to upwards of twenty thoufand Pounds to the D.fpofition Aflignces under the late Infolvent Act. We hear that the Boxing Theatre in Tyburn Road will foon be fuppreffed by the Bench of Jufticcs, as it is thought to contribute to the Nurfery of a Number ...
... 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 ...
... having been loll and Part of a carried away on Saturday Foreigner a French Officer followed one the Dancers at Drury-Line Theatre from ruined his Fortune in fupporting her was on not giving to Oath of the againlt him tothe Gatehoufe WeftmirSer 'Ilerton ...
... 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 ...
... Sodomy committed on of William Wilmot endeavouring to the fame twice on the John Aullen Sunday Morning Mr Quin Covent-Garden Theatre was robbed on Heath by Highwaymen one mounted on a Horle other a who took from him Gui- at Turin French Lures Le Brun the ...
... of ali the puhlick Benefactors. this Occafion Mr. Lowth, M. A. late Poe - ry Proleffor, is to (peak Latin Oration in the Theatre ; after which Ode, written by Mr. Wharton Trinity College, will be performed by a numerous Band Mulic which is alio engaged ...
... ready tor it. Mr. John Frederick Lampe, at Edinburgh, a cele- rated Mufick-Matter, who formerly compos’d Mufick or Drury-Lane Theatre. Major Harwood, in Ircland, f Earl of Loudon’s Regiment of Foot in that King- u eminent Merchant in Fenchurch-Street. om. ...
... 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 ...
... Grand Duke of Tuf-cany as their Sovereign which they will not comply with unlefs the Britifh Court gives them Leave The fine Theatre of Sienna which was confiderably damag’d fome Time ago by Fire and repair’d by a voluntary Contribution of the Nobility is ...
... Laft Night was performed at Covent Garden Theatre, The Stratagem. The Part of Archer, Mr. Dormda, by Mrs. Barrington and the Part of airs. Sullen, by Mrs. Vincent. which was added, a Ballad Farce, call’d, The Devil to pay. Sir John Loverale, Mr. Lowe ...
... Imrora1 ard Vain for dctcfl whole ill I'd e’ toirlv iJepu'ies of Burghers fome go ! 01 1 ’ll ' ! refit y at L'riry-1 ar Theatre the Aadeire aiaui' gave gieg Lliriilenc ii ic' 1'he Ui!c 1 Te-th jin'd former fdl Lj :ry in Ivlad- Lradcn till is in Points ...