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... 1 i, 6 d. ig. Mr M aciaurin's View of Sir Isaac N ewton's rhifofo- phy, Svo. 6s. j , . iy. Comus. A Mask. Afted at both Theatres, with great Ap- plaufe, Is. 10. Jewifli Spy, j vols. 15 s. xx- The Seeiet Hiftory of Persia (alias Eva ope) with the Cha- ...
... ? -- ■ lalt rather the belt. UkJ. „•,' Ift. I ?? . ?? Vi, so. Yellerclay there w..s a BoXing-Match at BfiK'i: n ?? ?? theatre in Oxfoid Road, between Stephen Lo inuranatisi's: the Battle lifted about a (juiiter of an II ur, wh.-n L ■ ?? ■ At the fame ...
... Mfrope. A Tragedy, nowi.ftine with ?? -18 Mr. Maclauhin's View cf Sir ?? A;, s! A: ■•' 19 Comise. A Mali:. Afled at both Theatres, vi- 1 ?? io Jewith Spy, c vol. .c s. , w . , :K ■ ' 2t The Secret Hiftory of Pir-ia (»li« Im'. Of their Princn, Mini/leri ...
... It might poflibly drive fome polite, miferable Sinners, to Church and Con- feflion; who would otherwife have grae'd the Theatres, Amphitheatres, and other Places of genteel Refort and Entertainment ; and in fliort, give a Check to all that gay Idolatry ...
... lalt; het Ladylhip has left four Sons and one Daughter. Tuefday Morning died of a Drbpfy, Mr. William Mills, belonging tothe Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane. Oi. Sunday Night the Servants ofthe Hon. William Pitt, Efq; Paymafter ofthe Forces, wereftopt By three ...
... Majetty's Ship the Monarch, in Portfmouth Harbour. Yefterday Morning died of a Dropfy, Mr. William Mills, belonging to the Theatre-Royal in Drury-lane. Yefterday Sir William Smith committcd to the Poultry Compter, Thomas Applegate, on the Oaths of two of ...
... Principal Warehoufe -Keeper cf the Cuftom -Houfe, and one of the Clerks of the Mint -Office. Wr. William Mills, belonging to the Theatre in Drury-Lane. ...
... Principal Warehoufe-K.ecper of tlw Cuftom- Houfc, and oneof the Clerks of the Mint -Office. Mr. William Mills, belonging to the Theatre in Drury-Lane. ...
... of Sir Chaloner Ogle, Knt. deccas'd. 8. .Laft Night their Royal HighnefTes tha Prince and Princefs of Wales wef-e at the Theatre-Royal in Dirury-Lane, to fee the Tragedy of Merope. - Wh. Ev. Pofll 9. Laft Night there was a numerous A'flemttly of JSTofcility ...
... Carnival, for that Day ; with an humble Application to his Royal Highneis the Grand Duke of Tufcany, that Mafquerades at the Theatre there might be forever abolifhed ; Which Requcft was ap- proved nnd confirmed by an Order from the Council of Re- gency at ...
... of Sir Chaloner Ogle, Knt. deceased. SV Last Night their Royal Highnesses the Prince and ' Princess of Wales were at the Theatre Royal in Drury Lane, to see the Tragedy of Merope. ? Wh. Ev. Poftl ?? ~ .. 9. Last Night there was a numerous Assembly of ...
... Carnival, for that Day; with an humble Application to his Royal Highness the Grahd Duke of Tuscany, that Masquerades at the Theatre there might be for ever abolished ; Which Request was approved proved and confirmed by an Order from the Council of Regency ...