... THEATRES; MR. WATSON refpedlfully maker known, that, -anxious evince cry gratitude a generous public, wlrofe countenance it is his chief pride defcrve and obtain, juft now returned front Lenders, where lie has made much addition his Company, Appinitus ...

... THEATRE -ROYAL. Next Saturday 'will be performed a Comedy called THE WONDER; a Woman keeps a Secret. Don Felix, Mr. Cooke; Colonel Briton, Mr. Kcafberry; Don Lopez, Mr. Edwin; Don Pedro, Mr. Summers; Frederick, Mr. Pync; LifTardo, Mr. Didier; Gibby, Mr ...

... THEATRE—GLOCESTER. Tonuardj the Voluntary Contributions for the Defence of eur County. Every friend his country nmft behold with pride and becoming and gintifving proofs true Spirit mamJclUd in the Voluntary Ccn-. for the Defence Country.—Our brave Sailors ...

... SALISBURY THEATRE. ON MONDAY, For the Benefit of Mr. and Mrs. GODDARD, CASTLE SPECTRE, AND THE FARCE OP MIDAS. On account, of the engagements made for Tuefday and IVednsfdayy there mill no performance until FRIDAY EVENING, For the Benefit of Mifs ST ...

... THEATRE, GLOCESTER. MR. VILLIERS, DEPUTY MANAGE*, m>ft beg, leave to inform the LAD ana UINTLSMEN of Gloctfter and ir« Vicinity, that his BENEFIT is fixed for WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5, 1793, when will prefented, A COMEDY, AND FARCE: .(Tbat he flatters himfelf ...

... THEATRE-ROYAL. Saturday next will be performed, a Comedy called THE FOUNDLING.—BeImont, Mr. Lee; Sir Charles Raymond, Mr. Cooke; Sir Roger Belmont, Mr. Edwin; Col. Raymond, Mr. Guion; Paddle, Mr. Kcalbcrry; Villiard, Mr. Brookes; Servant, Mr.WatU. Rofctta ...

... GLOCESTER THEATRE WILL OPEN WEDNESDAY inft. W U A FAVOURITE PLAY, OTHF.C ENTERTAINMENTSI The entire RECEIPT of the NIGHT will added to the VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTION opened, in GLOCESTER, Aid the EXIGENCIES of GOVERNMENT. May 5, 170 S. • ...

... THEATRE^—TEWKESBURY THIS Evening will prefented, Mrs. favorite Comedv, of-four aits, THE CHILD NATURE—To which will added, O'Keefe's MERRY MOURNERS—And afterwards, (by PADLOCK- next, THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL. *** The Grand Tragic Pantojni me called DON ...

... THEATRE, GLOCESTER. MR. VILLIERS, refpeftfu'.lybegs leave to inform the LADIES and GENTLEMEN of and Neighbour hood. that, (owing difappointment) his BENEFIT NIGHT till FRIDAY, JUNE 7, 1793, wh ™ the much-admired and elegant Comedy, THE BELLE'. STRATAGEM ...

... THEATRE OPENS i{ie ASizt Nights, lit nth inlt. for •• »Mr. KEMBLE, tivo Mr-J. BANNISTER, tivo the whole but Five of ...

... .THEATRE—STROUD BINH/IT Mr. STANLEY .-4-6o 18th june iitfl. will pirfouncd, the Wtbratcdf tmds THE SCHOOL FOR. SCANDAL. CRITIC. * o * MUSICAL will honor Mr. STANLEY with their on the GLOCESTER be S O-t by AUCTION, Mr, READ, 0« Toefday the of June mfiznt ...

... THEATRE* GLOCESTER Mr. BLISSETT, Bail) and Brifiol Theatres. For thi; one Night only. This prefent Evening, MONDAY the 22d of Aoguft, wi.i be prefented, THE MERCHANT OF VENICE, The part of SHYLOCK (the Jew) Mr. BLISSE.TT, Which charadfer has performed ...