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... tdfyW Libartv of Conscience to *vetj # m W»d the Diftates of right Reafon ; pr^iiHtmgthe. Clergy from mak- ing the Pubic the Theatre of their Paffiona, and .Defamation of their iTeigbßour, art* fr^m refuting m gob-f SW^at Chriftian Burial on any Pretence ...
... ßiiPs'vreW of Sii Isaac Newto**'.; thllbfd- • ?? -^ ...
... 1 i, 6 d. ig. Mr M aciaurin's View of Sir Isaac N ewton's rhifofo- phy, Svo. 6s. j , . iy. Comus. A Mask. Afted at both Theatres, with great Ap- plaufe, Is. 10. Jewifli Spy, j vols. 15 s. xx- The Seeiet Hiftory of Persia (alias Eva ope) with the Cha- ...
... houfs in Alnwick, on Satuiday the i.d Day of June inft. We AINSLF.T, Cleik. Tor tht ?? ef Mrs C ft I S P. . At the N X W THEATRE in Mr Parkerh Yard, the Turk's Head in the Bigg-wr***, Newcaftle, On Monday Evening (the itth inftant) will be prefented A ...
... for that unnatural Crime which brought dowrt the immediate Vengeance of Heaven on the five Caief Where it had erected its Theatre. We hear from Briftol, that 40 or to Famalies of the Plufh Weavers without Lawford's Gate are come to a Refolution to go to ...
... be the Means of conveying -what, 'tis hoped, in this opening Seafon of Plays, may be of general Ufe. THE Amufements of the Theatre are capable of the greateft Benefit when rationally applied, but of the moft pernicious Gonfequence when its Produftions tend ...
... Piince of Wales. Aftion of Light and Sound. Poetry: Jockey fet to Mulick ⢠Addtefs to Youth ; Prologue on Opening Diuiy-lane Theatre- The happy Fifherman- From* dying Lady to her Husband ⢠Epigrams - and Epitaph*-. Hiftorical Chronicle. Officers of the ...
... llluflrattd with a fint Profpefl of the Town and Harbour of Ponfmouth: A Head of Archbifhop Tillotfon : A Profpefl of the Houfe, Theatre, and Gardens of Ranelagh : A Cut of tht Water Microfcope : A Country Dance, and a Song fet to Mufick, TpHE UNIVERSAL MAGAZINE ...
... being honeft i a tiue Story, but veiy melancholy. ' An Oration, Spoken to the Clappers, Hiflcis, and Damneis, ittcnding both Theatres, by Mis Midnight. .•*• ■» A fsuey Song againft TalkativeneSs. 1 H- Seafon ,*ble Advice to a new mariied Lady. ?? An Epigram ...
... beautified the Caftle, having caufed Stables and Barracks to be built there, and an Hofpital for the Sick. He alfo caufed a Theatre to be built, the Decorations whereof coll more lhan 60,000 Livres. His Company of Players were compoled of excellent Actors ...
... Ladies, for thtir Amuftmtnt, acted the Play of O t hello, at the Theatre in Drury-lane, to a Jeictt Auditnc*. — the moft bril- lant and Mite, perhaps, that ever aflembled in a Britilh Theatre. There was no Expence of any Kind fpar'd that might giye Luftre ...
... liers, Efcutcheons, the King and Prince's Coat of Arms, &C. The fame Day an Order of Permiffion came to the Ma- nagers of the Theatres of Drury-lane and Covenr-garden, from the Lord Chamberlain's Office, with Leave for them to open and exhibit their feveral ...