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... Fourteen Years of Age, were. taken up, who are charged with robbirg fume Shops and Lien Rcotts in this Town. This Evening at the Theatre in Moor-Street, in this Town, will be perform'd Rope-Dancing and Tumbling ; the Whole to coneude with a New Grand Pantomime ...
... full Liberty of Confcience to every one, and the Didates of eght Reafon ; prohibiting the Clergy from making the rulpit the Theatre of their Paffions, and Defamation of their Neighbour, and from refuting his goad Subjeas Chriftian Burial on any Pretenee ...
... by which A gteac Part of it was-tonfomed, but we-don't hear of much outer Dam: ge being done. -To-morrow Evening, at the Theatre-in' Moor Street in .this Tov.o, for Bei,t fik of Mn. Dugee; will be exhibited fevers] new Performances in Rope- DA efernbling ...
... Confinerrient in the King's oh 'accoubt . of the Debts he had contra6led in that Undertaklng' has applied to the Manageq:of the 'Theatre i vai Drury Lane for a Beiteft Phiy, in hopes that the niblick wilt contribute to his And enable to return to his own Country ...
... Intention of the laic Lord On which Occifion theyublick Orator willrnak a Speech i n the Theatre. The . Day there 'Will be a grand i'erfoTrnanCe of Mufick in the Theatre by thesProfeifor. On the two folloWingEveninas Oros to be performed in the Mufick Room ...
... and Adtion ;.. and the . 1.-%-hole was concluded with: an Odefet to MufiCk by Dr.: Hayes, ih:ofeilbr in that Faculty. The Theatre was very full Upon the Occafion allere was a very handfome Appearance .of Ladies; and the Whole:: was condUcctedith great ...
... 11. :° .er ,.. there the enfuing,Seafon. A Gentleman •c•vho peared on, any Stage before, is enzaged for Singi n g . laid Theatre. teNne.lClo •D ey.6.1 4-.), c r ig.pc N Y AN D IREW . the Cock and Blue Preeches .E4 - lg b-- . . . . sfr e et, Ezrmzughain ...
... B. There will be an 01:klinty each Day at the Swan, and in the Evening of the fecond Day a Ball for the Ladies. A T the Theatre in Moor-Street, Birmingham, /1, this I.;vening, will, be a CONCERT of MUSICK. Stage and Boxes 2. s. 6d. Pita s. Balconies ...
... joining. ,% We hear that Mr. Qiin; Mrs.Cibber ; Mr. Barry, Mr. Macklin, and Mrs. Woffington, are engaged. at Covent- Garden 'Theatre for the eriftung Seafon. LicitFlEL`o, Aut. Yefterday ended .the Races here, of winch, Sir Thomas Grefley, Baronet; and Nathaniel ...
... \VhoOPENSHi DRAWING SCU 0 0 L, For this Seafon, on Monday the 1 7 th of tLii IrigaaC September, at Five in the Evening. A T the Theatre in Moor-Strebt, Birrninghataf;l IX this Evening., will be a CONCERT of MIISICK Stage and Boxes as. 6d. Pit 2S. :Baltordes ...
... and DioCefe cf W-rceiler. , BANKRUPT. Thomas Roome, of \Fleet Itrect, London, Undertaker of FtMerais' and Chapman. A T the Theatre in Moor-Street, Birrnirighaip, TX this Evening, will be a CONCERT of MUSIC. Stage and Boxes 2. s. 6d. Pit as. Balconies and ...
... 0 It T H E True ITALIAN METHOD of BOOk-KEEPING, Y THOMAS PARSONS, With whom Youth may Bawd on reaf)nable Terms. AT the Theatre in Moor-Street, Birmingham, this Evening, will be a CONCERT of MUSICK. Stage and Boxes zi. 6d. Pita s. Balconies and iftGal ...