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... examination of facts and the names of the taken, taight be alcer- tained by a reference tq the maps, which exhibit the different theatres of the war. And this was independ:nt of their late in S$ Spain, which at moment lay almoft completely at their mercy. Jt ...
... ‘inthe Cabi. net, but they ‘are not to alteration ‘iz the. plans: of the: Court of Great differences with 7 jufted. t }. In the-atr fion° of the Diuteh to the But owe. i Britith and> tothe war, is’elyarly demon. owing t their national character than -to’'their ...
... fame morning from to brin over Princefs of Wales: Their Majefties and the three Pris ‘ . night; for the firft time, graced Theatre their prefence. hott oo ed, and the Royal Vifitors were recei ed on entrance With the moft fervid marks of « By command of ...
... defirablc View, is adequate, if not fupeiior, to any in this Part of the Kingdom. The School will opened the inilant. NEir THEATRE, STAFFORD. For the BENEFIT of the LABOURING POOR, (at at the Difcrction of a Committee app>jintcd for that purpofe.) TMiIS ...
... like me, Bedouin, you would carry with, you to the grave the remembrance of the cruelties cf which that Commune has been the Theatre, and the victim. Orange, ordered a hole filled with =00 dead bodies be up. alio ordered tome others to filled, which were ...
... placed in confpic nous Ji! nations. - - WE arc happy to obferve, that hand Charity . opened or two nights the doors ot our Theatre. Never is the (iage attractive when it the caill- cf the indigent and d:ftic!ltd. —'1 he- circumftance which gave birth this ...
... wine licence!, worth 6001. a year. The next fcal'on Congreve produced his Double ; and, the year following, open the new theatre Lincoln's Inn Fields, under the dirertion Betterton, Love for Love. Two years afterafterwards, ilemonftrate his powers for ...
... filence. She has fortunately becn again employing her pen. She has written a tragedy, which is fon to be produced at Drury-lane Theatre ; and if ir difplay the fame intimate of the human heart with which her former writings have a- bounded, and the fame powers ...
... be- nevolcnee is an honour to our country, of which we bear with the highett pleafure. The amount of the reecipts at our Theatre on Saturday for tne bencfit ef the labouring pocr, we hear, was about nineteen pounds. At the General iarter Seffions of the ...
... Drawing taken from the Minature fent from the Court of Bruntwick to the Prince of Wales. IV. An infide View of Drury-Lane Theatre, drawn by Vaaalfea, and Engraved by Goldar. NUMBER I. (The fucceeding Numbers to be continued Monthly) Of THE LADY’s NEW AND ...
... upward'-of 2201. was immediately fubferibed. AJverliJement. Mr. Browne's company of comedians (which is from the country theatres the is performing here. This evening a play will be given fur the benefit of the poor. Wcdnefdav the 28th ult. very refpcflable ...
... FRIDAY, 13. The Manazer of our Theatre, very ve, without any deduétion, the receipts cf Ue fi ou 54l. 5s. 6d.) on Friday night, tothe fe (being Subterip tion for the Relicf of the Poor of this Ciry, which had befure amounted to between three and four ...