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... in purfuance a contrail entered into in March la(l, Mr. Colman conveyed his (hare the patents and property Covent- Garden Theatre to James Leake, Efu. who purchaled the (hare of Mr. Rutherford the year 1768,. in conjunction with Henry Efq. . ' ...
... blood of their countrymen; and when, in a kingdom which the &ilea Superilition had long overfpread, and which had been the theatre cf the mofi bloody perfeeutions, he faw eftabliihed the mcff jperfea toleration that ha a hitherto prevailed in an; part: ...
... blood of their countrymen; and when, in a kingdom which the clarkeft Superftition had long overfpread, and which had been the theatre of the moil bloody perfecutions, he faw eltablithed the molt perfeft toleration that hitherto prevailed in an; pan: Q f Europe ...
... perpetrator of it are unknown. Paris, Feb. 24. On Monday la(t the gave mo t entertainment to the Archduke Maximilian in the Theatre at Verfaillej. opened with a kind Fair, where each Princefs was pi actd in a little booth ferve the company with fach articles ...
... intereft in fupporting him, would fupport him accordingly. Neverthelefs, the Houle of Commons would hilt be the political theatre for ambitious fpirits to ad their parts in; and it crtght to le fo. It is the proper fchool of politics; and whenever a great ...
... pride, the Englith nation mull interfere. The Minifier publicly adverifes that he is lbortly to appear on the grand Political Theatre of Europe, in the cliaraeter of Don . 6 Zteixote, and the Ruffian windmills are warned to take care of themfelves. Firk fecond ...
... you will alio vanquifh thefe new phalanxes the North . is vomiting forth ; you will defeat England on that at prefent the theatre of her power. , Let our brave jailers fly to the Ycifels of the Republic. Our marine,. renowned for. their patriotfm, as our ...
... pride, the Englith nation mull interfere. The Minifier publicly adverifes that he is lbortly to appear on the grand Political Theatre of Europe, in the cliaraeter of Don . 6 Zteixote, and the Ruffian windmills are warned to take care of themfelves. Firk fecond ...
... on bring appointed Major in regiment dragoons, on the Irilh eftablilhment. Their Majefties were pref nt lall night at the Theatre-royal, Drury-lunc, at the reprrfrntation of the Choleric Man, and the new Comic Opera of the Rival Candidates, and feemed ...
... ja'ere.pre, ftnt. , Verterday her Majiftjr csmeto town with the King from Kew, and in the evening,they .went to Foote’s theatre, and will not return Kew till this evening. Ycllcrday his Exctllenty Ralphs Payne. Kit. waited cm his Majefty for the firlt ...
... divided in opinion with to what it ncccflary to l>e purfued with regard to America. ' night their Majeltfes were Drury-lane Theatre, to'fee the Comedy of Twelfth Night, and Harlequin'r Jacket. They were received with loud clapi crouded audience, and feemed ...
... when m bit hi* own curtain Oaall finally drop, hi* nam* will be handed pofterity in ibis favourable light, that on the grand theatre of the world, ' thofe virtue* which on hit own ftagn he only reprefented, and that David Garrick : was not only great after ...