... THEATRE-ROYAL. THIS PRESENT EVEMKG, the xoth.inft. will pro fonted, ail entire new drainauc called, THE ODDITIES. Between atfls of the performance, fcvcral tlic nioft approved SONGS, CATCHES, AND GLEES, '■y Mr. Miji A. and Mifs M. Mead-nut, After which ...

... CHESTER THEATRE. The Theatrical Amolements will ceafe hers lie End of the Fair Week. The Managers are pr, raring, for that M'ati, a new Species of Er.. ~r; .inment. A SPEALING PAN! OMIMP. : Ti.e Deign was originally taken fruni the and halm Theurer ...

... THEATRE, HOLYWELL MR. EYELEY would feel himfclf greatly wai.ting in gratitude, a* will good manrcis, d ; d lie net embrace the cail.ett returning his gtatcful thai to the brilliant and crowded circle that grac-d the Theatre, his Ceiufit night, latt Tuefd ...

... THEATRE - ROYAL. C 11 S T R, March 2;,. The TiIF.ATRE-ROV.M. will certainly clofi.-oa FRIT NEXT, with the celebrat'd Comedy »t S( HOOI. U.R SCANDAI., and the favourite and muah-admired E-tertainment ot The CAMP, after which the will U pgia . ■till the ...

... THEATRE-ROYAL. MANCHESTER, April 8. Mr. and Mrs. DUNCAN moil refpectfully acquaint the Ladies, Gentlemen, and Public in general, their Bene J fit is fixed for the 21ft Inftant, being Mcrdti, «' ,e ,° j the much admired Tragedy of the MYSTERIOUS BAND, ...

... THEATRE-ROYAL, CHESTER. On MONDAY, Nov. 15, will be prcizntrd a new COMEDY the original manufaipt, THE TOY, Airccurt, Mr. Betterton ; S!r Carrel O'Donovan, Mr. Whitlock; Metheglin, Mr. Sherid..n : Larry, Mr. Norman; Young O'Donovan, Mr. Stanley; Nol Pros ...

... THEATRE-ROYAL, CHESTER. MR. DODD refpealully informs his friends and the public, his BALL will be on Wddneciay 'the December. Door.; to be oven at half pa:t five, and to begin at half pall fix o'clock. 'Pickets to be had or Mr. Doda, Witer&ste-greet-row ...

... ACTED HERE. THEATRE ROYAL, MANCHESTER. On Wednesday, March 4th, 179?, will be presented A NEW COMEDY, performed at the Theatre-Royal, Covent-Garden, with the greateft approbation and applaufe, call'd HAMPTON COURT; Or, The HUMOURS of the TOY. Aircourt ...

... ; no Se:vants admitted without paying, no: any Uhing under full Priee to be Curing the BP tor the Boxe: to betaken a the Theatre. The Doors to be opcen'd at Six o'Clock, and to begin at Sc.ecn. ANTED, An Apprentice to the Mercery W and Drapery Bufiness ...

... THEATRE-ROYAL, CHESTER. On TUESDAY the azd of this inflast, March, veil! he we more pretenseil, that iasorite and Lith.onable PAS rim°, COLLINS's EVENING BRUSH, for rubbing off the ruft of care Or, Comic Itevievi of the Lngldh Stage. With altertit,ons ...

... THEATRE, ROPER-STREET July ij, lyS!. Messrs. Austin and ivuitiqck moil rerp.’dtfully g Leave to inform the Ladies, Gentle* men, and Public General, that they intend opening their THEATRE in WMi rtH aven, the beginning Othbtr (which will directly after ...

... theatre-royal. MANCHESTER. EIDOURANION; .or LARGE TRANSPARENT ORRERY, this elaborate-and fplendid Machine, winch fifteen Feet diameter, ha; been exhibited many Seatons in the Theatres Royal, London, with great AppUuto, in i!iii Town fifteen ears prefent ...