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... with. Chandeliers, Efcutcheons, the King and Prince's Coats of Arms, &c. Yefterday an Order ?? came to the Ma- nagers ofthe Theatres of Drury-Lane and Covent- Garden, from the Lord Chamberlain's Office, with Leave for them to open and exhibit their feveral ...
... liers, Efcutcheons, the King and Prince's Coat of Arms, &C. The fame Day an Order of Permiffion came to the Ma- nagers of the Theatres of Drury-lane and Covenr-garden, from the Lord Chamberlain's Office, with Leave for them to open and exhibit their feveral ...
... has abfolutely refu fed to accapt of the Indulgence intended him. Yellerday an Order of Permiffion came to the Managers of Theatres of Drury-Lane and Covent-Garden, from the Lord , berlain's Office, with Leave for them to open and exhibit their ral Ent ...
... Highoefs againft his Majefty's Return from Kenfington. G(n. Ev. PoJ}. 5. an Order of Perraiffion came to the Manager* the Theatres Drury-Lane and Covcm-Garden, fiom the Lord Chamberlain’s Office, with Leave for them to open exhibit their feveral Entertainments ...
... fevers! Perfeha en . degivour'd to affilt him, he was drown'd. Yefterday Taylor and Smallwood fought at Broughton', Ampht. theatre in Oxford Road. The Battle laded near thirty Minutes, when Taylor beat his Antagonift. The Lords of the Admtraity have put ...
... and that a L.aw- Sutt is now depending on that Proroife. 18. Mifs Bellamy, a celebrated Aftrefs belonging to Drury-Lane Theatre, is not dead, aa mentioned one Yefterday’s Paper*. . . . 19. On Thurfdsy was committed th« New G * o, > George Roades, Efq; ...
... from Oxfordc, that an Ode written by Mr. Warton of Trinity College. and fee to Mnfick by Dr. Hayes, will be performed in the Theatre the 2d ot July next, being the Anniverfary appointed by the late Lord Crew, Bifhop of Durham,. for the folemn Comme. moration ...
... Mr- moi, Mt. Dalton Dnel. Silteabou/n Kent. Wh. Ev. Pofi.—See DA'*.. This Week the young Lady, who the nit of Joliet at the Theatre Royal m Drury-Lanelaft Winter, and rcpoited feme Time fire* be dead, was brought, to Bed, at her Lodgings Knighisbridge. _ ...
... of them drowned, the reft Iming taken up by other Boats. This Werk the young Lady, who performed the Part of Juliet at the Theatre Ru; at in Drury-Lane lilt Winter, and reported fun* Time fince to be dead, was fafely brought to Bed, at her Lodcao at Kn ...
... T the Theatre in 11,400r-Stteet.,, Birmingha,m, t . on the 12 th Inftant, be loint d Concert of INltifick. Boxes 3s. Pit aS. Cal. s. Between the feveral Parts of the Concert will be pi efented G rat is, by a Company of Comedians from the Theatres -Royal ...
... th e Borough of Newport, Monmouth, Mo. lief 'ro• , ; rits the re t 5 )ri' eV? l‘ fr ' iCef , , c •er too+ ricl‘ AT . the . Theatre in Moor-Street , Birtningbam 4 : this - Ever ing the x 7th Inftant, %rill be perform'd a Concert of Mnfic - k.. Boxes 3s. ...
... was lately employ'd as a ginger at Cupet's Gardens; and it is laid was alfo hired to perform the next Seafon at Drury-Lane Theatre. Laft Thurfday Night, about Ten o'Clock, a Man was brought to Wool-Street Cornpter, for ttealing a Silver Tankard from Mr ...