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... any Violations of the Law for the future. Laft Sunday an Order came from the Lord C b n's Office to the Managers of both Theatres, forbidding them under the leve- reft Penalties, to exhibit a certain fcandalous Piece, highly injurious to our prefent happy ...
... the ChriJtians, I takt this Opportunity to declare, That I -was not only prejent, but voted againjl it.. By Defire, At the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane, on c next will be prefented, a Comedy call'd ?? I Believe, becaute it's Impossible- Or, The CHRISTIAN ...
... ofthe Clergy. Thefetwo Gentlemen are the Organs ofthe Jefuits, who do not at all appear upon the Scene, but who, under the Theatre, fet all the Springs to Work. The King is a good Man, he loves Hunting and his Duchefs ; ?? are his Pieafures, thefe his moft ...
... with all the Court, came from - n iin2ton Palace to St. James's, for the Winter; and this Eve- T't his Majefty went to the Theatre in Drury-Lane to fee the Comedy ofthe Relapfe. York, Nov. 3, 1753. 0a Wednefday laft, at a Meeting of the Lord Mayor, Aldermen ...
... among their Enemies, became only formi- dable to themielves; the fole Refource of expiring Wit w;. a fplendid Pantomimical Theatre; and that none might doubt whence came this original laint, the natural Tongue began to vai y, tiil in a very fl.ort Space ...
... cats after W hitlunday nsxt. Fft&hjhtd 1 ■ - '■ -■• A Recapitulation of the pub Aftairs of ken ation ofthe Lord: ituburgli Theatre ; A : ' t,_ - > /.j - aay ■ ■ ' ■' - ■ ' cc Ecmca which comp th« B anh) -ts mic, culars tot to 1 in ?? - ft? The . ; ?? ? ...
... his Learning from his civn. OnSaturday the 2d Inftant thei Tragedy of Mahomet the Im- postor, was to have been afted at the Theatre in Dublin j but the following Speech in the firft Aft being encored. . If, ye Powers Divine • Ye mark tbe Movements of this ...
... Play-houfe, a Timber Ffolfice without the City, on the Oovertom Road, and conftiroed it entire- ly. We regret the Lofs ofthe Theatre, which, for its Extent, Magnificence and Decorations, was admired by all Gonnoifieurs. Two Houfes contiguous to the Play-houfe ...
... tended to be hereafter added anorher, in which the Printing Ofßce z.nd Regifter Office will be kept; thefo with the fuperb Theatre, which forms a Wing on the Left, will altogether perfeft one ofrhc: fineft Deiigns in rhe World. The Myrrylda, Capt. Bo Jen ...
... Hand, viz. the Conqueft of cur American Colonies ; or, which will be near equal to it, their DeflrucHon, by being made 'he Theatre of War and Defobition. Plain good Senfe can fuggeft but one Reafon for ibeir prefent au- dacious Proceedings, in Times of ...
... even to Straw. Ihe Scholars belonging to the College of Jefuits lately exhibited fome Fireworks of this Kind, upon ihesr Theatres, in the Mieift of the Scenes and Decorations, without doing the lead Damage. The Suns made by this Method are much brighter ...
... been defigned. The Emprefs of Ruf- fia, and the Emprefs Queen of Hungary, do not aft a lefs remark- able Part upon the great Theatre of tbe World: But this Dowager Queen is the moft indfatigable in her Endeavours to put in Executi- on her political Projects ...