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... beautified the Caine, having caufed Stable and. Barracks tobe built there, and an KOfpital for the Sick. He alfo Caufed A Theatre to be bbilt, the DeceratiOris whereof colt rriore than Go,ooo res. His Companrof 'Players Were compofed of excellent A6lcrs ...
... ppfor/;!'d Ho-;, . By Particular D ES I R E, - For the Bellefit Mr. Frazer at;d the Compariy; A T the Theatre In IVoar-Stre , et, Birmingham, , IA this Evening will be a COIiCERT tage and Boxes zs.6 d. Pit and Balconies zs. s. Between tile feveral Puts ...
... Richard Scott, Attorney at Law, in Shreqwbury. if Farewell Epilogue of Thanks to the of m Birmingha', fpoken M. Ward at the Theatre in Moor- Street , on Monday Evening 10, being the ZVI Night the Company's performing. F Language cou'd our grateful Thoughts ...
... with it, pr. is. 3. Scotch Prefbyterian Eloquence difplay'd, pr. s. 9. Five NoiTls by W. R. Chetwood, Prompter of Drury Lane Theatre, pr. as. 6 - d. to. The Original Life of Barrifylde Carew, printed at Exeter, and reviled-by himfelf, pr. only 2S. • rittlisi ...
... George, and Prineefs Augufira, with at Number of the Nobility, Foreign Miniffers, aed n TrY, of both Sexes, went to the Theatre Royal in to fee the Play of Othello by fe d veral and Ladies for their Diverfion. The Corn. the brilliant a-co- feenin. a ...
... from Oxfordc, that an Ode written by Mr. Warton of Trinity College. and fee to Mnfick by Dr. Hayes, will be performed in the Theatre the 2d ot July next, being the Anniverfary appointed by the late Lord Crew, Bifhop of Durham,. for the folemn Comme. moration ...
... T the Theatre in 11,400r-Stteet.,, Birmingha,m, t . on the 12 th Inftant, be loint d Concert of INltifick. Boxes 3s. Pit aS. Cal. s. Between the feveral Parts of the Concert will be pi efented G rat is, by a Company of Comedians from the Theatres -Royal ...
... th e Borough of Newport, Monmouth, Mo. lief 'ro• , ; rits the re t 5 )ri' eV? l‘ fr ' iCef , , c •er too+ ricl‘ AT . the . Theatre in Moor-Street , Birtningbam 4 : this - Ever ing the x 7th Inftant, %rill be perform'd a Concert of Mnfic - k.. Boxes 3s. ...
... George's Fields, who robb'd them of their Watches, and about 30 S. in Money. On Sunday Morning Mr. Quin of Covent-Garden Theatre, was robbed on Hounslow-Heath by two highwaymen,' the one mounted on a Bay Horse, and the other a Rone, Who took from him ...
... A - the theatre hi Moor-S - treei . , rminghaiii ry this Evening be perfortifd a Concert of Mufick. Boxes . 3 s. Pit 2s. Gal. is. Between t.liefeveral Parts of the Concert Will be prefented Gratis, by a Company of Comedians from the Theatres-Royal - LONDON ...
... the G:aden,,,. AT the Theatre hi Moor-Street, Birmingham, this 'Evening will be perform'd -a Concert of Mack'. Boxes 3 Pit 's (iJ I• • Between the feveral Parts of the Concert Will be pi efented by a of Coinedians from the Theatres ;-Royal:, I.ODON, a Comedy ...
... Soon after they fired -forne Hundreds at a Sloop, and wounded one Man. • • ' f . 0, 0 d n .fay tall was celebrated at the Theatre, in Ox:t , zu . .; a becoming • Spirit of Gratitude, the an - lent c c o ninT.ernoratio n cf all the Founders and publick ...