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... amount to upwards of twenty thoufand Pounds to the D.fpofition Aflignces under the late Infolvent Act. We hear that the Boxing Theatre in Tyburn Road will foon be fuppreffed by the Bench of Jufticcs, as it is thought to contribute to the Nurfery of a Number ...
... of ali the puhlick Benefactors. this Occafion Mr. Lowth, M. A. late Poe - ry Proleffor, is to (peak Latin Oration in the Theatre ; after which Ode, written by Mr. Wharton Trinity College, will be performed by a numerous Band Mulic which is alio engaged ...
... ready tor it. Mr. John Frederick Lampe, at Edinburgh, a cele- rated Mufick-Matter, who formerly compos’d Mufick or Drury-Lane Theatre. Major Harwood, in Ircland, f Earl of Loudon’s Regiment of Foot in that King- u eminent Merchant in Fenchurch-Street. om. ...
... Laft Night was performed at Covent Garden Theatre, The Stratagem. The Part of Archer, Mr. Dormda, by Mrs. Barrington and the Part of airs. Sullen, by Mrs. Vincent. which was added, a Ballad Farce, call’d, The Devil to pay. Sir John Loverale, Mr. Lowe ...
... Major GencrJtKDc Grangues, Majors General. Saturday Night, during the Scene of the Entertainment after the at Drury-Lane-Theatre, the Audience was terribly alarmed a Noifc frofa behind the Boxes occafioncd two Gentlemen quarrelling and drawing Swords ...
... that he would one Day cut out his Liver, and make an End of the Dog. We hear a young Trooper, is engaged at Covent- Garden Theatre as Singer, and is intended to fupply the Place of Mr. Lcveridgc, who has quitted the Stage. On Friday Night lalt, a Fellow ...
... Faice of Lethe, fort Benefit of the General Hofpital in char City 5 when t following Prologue was fpoken, by Mi. Lacey, tom Theatre-Royal in Drury Lane. IT El what mild Luftre does this Circle thine? \ Good are your Hearts, aod pious your Detign The Poo ...
... call’d Eajhuard Hoc ; or, The I‘renticts: Written by Ben Johnfon, Chapman, and Martton, is now rchearling at Drury Lane Theatre, and will acted there on Lord Mayor’s Day. The Journeymen Taylors in and about London, having refilled to work for the Matter ...
... the European Ships. J ,atl Night bis Majcfly, the Prince Wales, Duke Cumberland, Prince Edward, Princefs Amelia, went the Theatre in Drury Lane, to fee the Comedy The the H'orU. His Majelfy attended hy the Mantnis H.ati igton, and the Eiarl of WaUcgrave ...
... veracity, may fed to the belt and cOrrefKll yet pol.lilhcd, w,l| included all the fongs that have late'y Ireen the public Theatres, gardens, and the nuifica'focieties in Great Bi itain and Ireland 11. That the whole lhall printed fine writing paper, and ...
... veracity, may be fa to be the beft and yet pudlithed, wall be inciuded aii the tones that have late'y been fung at the public Theatres, gardens, and che fical focicties in Great-Pritain and Ircland Il. That the thal! be printed on a fine writing paper, and ...
... publithed, will be included all the fongs fica! focieties in Great-Britain and Ireland that have lately been fung at the public Theatres, gardens, and the mu- If. That the who'e thall be printed on a fine writing paper, and new Eiziver letter, and a number delivered ...