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... well (written by Shakefpear) ; and the Comedy of every Man in his Hu- mour (written by Hen Johnfon) are now reviving at the Theatre-Royal in Drury Lane. 16. They writs from Wcimnr, that Count Tottleben, for apprehending of whom, as a Raviiher, a great Reward ...
... well {written by Shakefpear) ; and the Comedy of every Man in his Hu- mour (written by Renr Johnfon) are now reviving at the Theatre-Royal in Drury Lane. ,i 6. They write from Weimar, that Count Tottleben, for apprehending of whom, as a Raviiher, a great ...
... each Day Eleven o'clock; where all Gentlemen lhall meet with a hearty Welcome. . By the NORWICH Company of COMUXANS. At the THEATRE >n Yarmouth, on Jvior.day the “th fanuary, will prefcnted COMEDY, tall d, LOVE for LOVE. Written Costoatva. With the Humaura ...
... farther. * h ' Esv .*'- ,1. Yefterday Smallwood and James two our modern Heroes, fought de(perate Battle at Broughton ArrpM theatre, which was decided in Favour of Smallwood few Minutes. . _ , 12, On Deferter from the Guards was fo hardy to come to St. James’s ...
... be prefented the UftinedPf ' •The ROMAN FATH E R. fPiitSn by 'Mr, W. The this Piece met with from Crowded Audiences at the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane, is the Motive which induced us to offer to our general Benefactors. The Play will be decorated in an ...
... North, though fome apprehend it may be produdive of the contrary Effcfts, Gen. Ev. Pofi. —. . 16. We hear that the Bomag Theatre Tyburn will foon be fuppreffed by the Bench of Jufticcs. as if 1* thought to contribute the Nurfery of great Number ioofe ...
... each; and there being no calling ote, it wa* no Eiettion. 14. The Play cf Othello, which was to hive been performed at the Theatre in the Hay-Market, by (cveral P» - font Quality and Dillindlicn, is, we hear, to be afted nn 1 burlday N ght next Drury Lane ...
... of Governors of the faid Hofp.tal. was unan.moufly SSiy Night a Set La- ' There was no Expence of any Kind fpar’d Bntifh Theatre. Enteitainment, or that might that might « Cora p ny. The beft raufical Hands make it wcr g a( jded to the Piayhoufe Band ...
... Charity, by the fame Set of Gentlemen and Ladies who it witn fuch exceeding great Applaufe Thurfday Night iall, Drury-Lane Theatre. See A 6. 9. We hear that the Rehearful of the Mufic for the Feaft of the Sons of the Clergy, will be perform’d at St. Paul’s ...
... fent Order, to the Pl.yhoufes to forbear aaine ’till farther Orders, but before the Receipt thereof the Mafters of each Theatre had fent out their Serlants pull down all the Bills that were ttuck up feveral Court T of he South-Sea Company met on Thurfday ...
... Highoefs againft his Majefty's Return from Kenfington. G(n. Ev. PoJ}. 5. an Order of Perraiffion came to the Manager* the Theatres Drury-Lane and Covcm-Garden, fiom the Lord Chamberlain’s Office, with Leave for them to open exhibit their feveral Entertainments ...
... and that a L.aw- Sutt is now depending on that Proroife. 18. Mifs Bellamy, a celebrated Aftrefs belonging to Drury-Lane Theatre, is not dead, aa mentioned one Yefterday’s Paper*. . . . 19. On Thurfdsy was committed th« New G * o, > George Roades, Efq; ...