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... Mr- moi, Mt. Dalton Dnel. Silteabou/n Kent. Wh. Ev. Pofi.—See DA'*.. This Week the young Lady, who the nit of Joliet at the Theatre Royal m Drury-Lanelaft Winter, and rcpoited feme Time fire* be dead, was brought, to Bed, at her Lodgings Knighisbridge. _ ...
... of COMEDIANS. A tie THEATRE in MARKET DEAAHAM, the »Cth .f this Inftart June. .75', will pretented HUlorical call’d, TT T 1 ROME O and JUL I F, Written hy Swakespeab. a. was performed twenty Nights the lall Seafon hut one the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane ...
... B'h/g f-'fttivtj the Infi Night. Fur the r.nrly RENEFI / of hi. PETRRSON. By the NO R WIC H 'Company of COMEDIANS. AT the THEATRE Tamia«d Svastr, Ipswich, on Eriday the of July, 1751, wiJ be ailed ilio iaft new COMEDY, call'd. The FOUNDLING. Written by ...
... .r-v.ck up.n .weed, Mtr.hant. S.nw.. Of Aidersa« Slictt, London, C.f M Mat wood, of .he London , land/ Mr J rheder.-k J Theatre VicVt-Mafter, who tormerly contfofed Muh«K lor uiu • 7), Foreign Nt'ivs. t 6. Th«s Concert' between the Court and Pari.ament ...
... engaged perform at Drury Lane Theatre next Scafon. And that Mr. Beard will perform no more in pobhek. P. 13 A few Days fit.ee ieverai Italian and French Dancers arrived in Town, 10 engage thcmfeives 10 one of the Theatres. ...
... Grand Duke Tufcany, their Sovereign ; which they will not comply with, unlcfs the BritilK Court gives them Leave. The fine Theatre of Sienna, which was confiderably damag’d time ago by Fire, and repair’d by a voluntary Contribution of the Nobility, is now ...
... Whoever Ins toft fuch one, (he may be had at William Reeve’s, irhcr, at Yoxlord. By the Norw ch Company of Comednns. AT the THEATRE in Bu ...
... Places, from paying any Taxes into the Apolloiicai Chamber thefe three Years to come. His Holintfs has liktwife ordered the Theatres to be and all publick Spcflacies are lufpendcd on Account thofe dreadful Calamities. See C 10. 4. Rcstse, Aug. 28. The C ...
... and ——— • Bagot, Efqrs. are making a Tour through North Bn-1 tain.’ Land. Ev. Pof. o. Mr. Moffop, from the Theatre in Dublin, engaged at the Theatre Royal Drury-Laoe, and will perform there the latter End of next Week. Set CB. io. On W«dnefday Night Capt ...
... Farce in Ttnvn thit Fea/en. Bv the NORWICH Company of COMEDIANS. For the 'Yearly Beneft of Mr. FILARSON and Mrs. HILL. AT the THEATRE in Buav Sr Edmund’s, on Monday the of oacber, rysr, will lie prefeßtoc! a COMEDV, call’d. The L I N G. •Written by Mr. Moos ...
... altei il, and will be revived at the Theatre Royal in Covtnt Gar- Beu. Gtn. Eu. PcJ). •rB. This Evenin'* Bland, new Performer, makes his fira Appearance in the Charafter of Polydorc, in the Orphan, *t Covcnt Garden Theatre. Gat. F. v. I'ojf. 19. V/e hear Mr ...
... fince they have been in that County. U’b. Ev. Pop. 16. Lafl Night Mifs Macklin play’d the Part of Jane Shore at Covent Garden Theatre with univerfal Applau'e. IV.E.P 17. On Wcdnefdayat Newmarket Mr. Curv.on, who rode Silver Legs, beat Lord Match eafiiy, who ...