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... vols. Tillotfon's work*, l vobi Aufonius. et Aurelius Vi-iior in'u- The fire Oxford Bible, 2 vols. fum Ddpirni. The grand theatre of Venice* Salluiliuej Havercimpii. 2 vols. Catlfei muf_?um Romanum, 2 vols. Lucani Fharfalia, Oudcndorpii z vols. Gualteri ...
... Memoirs of the Houfc of Branden- of Britain. burgh. Kailcr's Phyfiology. Bigg's military Hiftory of Europe. New Difp-enfarory. Theatre of the War, 1741* Fhixbam on Hevers. Kcyfler'* Travels, 4 Vols. Lind en the Scurvy. Vorden's Travels. Cooper's complete DiftiHer ...
... a Ruyfchii opera omna,4V. large collection of o- Shaw's Boeihaavc's che- rhe. Scots law books, miftry, zvbls. The grand theatre of Ye Heiftcr's furgery, 3 vols. riice, 2 vols. OCTAVO. Spelmai-r.i gloffarium ar The univcrfal hifl. 21 vs. chaiologicum ...
... work be con* tinued without interruption* Subfcriptions are raken in by James Rivington arid James blerchcr, at the Oxford*theatre; and H. Payne, at Dryden's-Hcad, in Patcr-noflcr Row* 4 London: As alfo. By William Gibb, firfl fhop above the head of War- ...
... gratis, in the courfe of the publication. SUBSCRIPTIONS fee taken in by James Rf- vington and James Fleicher, ar the Oxford- Theatre; and H. Payne, at DrydenVHcad, in Pater-noftcr- Ro w, London ; and by all the Bookfeilers in Great- Britain and Ireland. To ...
... icccs in poetry and mufick. Occur 1 ences of tiie month, Sec. Printed for lames Rivington and James Flcichcr, at the Oxford-theatre, and H. Payne, in Parcr-noftcr Row, London; and fold by J. Aitken, J. Paton, A Kincaid and J. Bell, J Trull, G. Hamilton and ...
... pieces in poetry and nuifick. Occurrences of the month, &c_. Printed for James Rivington and James Flercher, at the Oxford-theatre, and H. Payne, in Pater-nofter Row, London; and fold by William Gibb, at his fhop at the bead of Wariflon's clofe, alfo, by ...
... Tr, indeed, feerrv natural, rhat n n.it to enquire inro the. ihay _re fell equally inter* led ?? part a man , Sed ■■-■ theatre of the world, whether _* -7 a mechanic, or attended the ie- . fa • .r, ?? ftcr ; in fine, whatever ntaj h_v ...
... into theclofing fcene of life, iince ihey are all equally interc-fted in it. IVhatfoevcr part a man ma 7 have acted upon he theatre of the world, whether he has diudged'as a mechanic, or attended the ievee rfa \ rime mini- fter; in fine, whatever may have ...
... feveral Ladies of diftinc- tion of the weflern counties, On Wednefday next, the 27th of February, will be performed, at the Theatre in the Canongate, The FIRST PART of KING HENRY the IV. WITH The HUMOURS of SIR JOHN FALSTAFF. With a pantomime entertainment ...
... into the dofing fcene of life, fince they are all equally intercfted in it. Whatfoever part a man may have afted upon the theatre of the world, whether he has diudged as a mechanic, or attended the levee nf a prime mini- fter ; in fine, whatever may have ...
... afeu: dayttvillleftt&tijhtijfriet t. ; G_l : ' The ?: Sl EG E p.F f ILEIA, A T R. A G . : h . U ?? As it is acting at the Theatre Royal in Drury-!_ne, By his Majefty' terrains. Printed for A. Millar in. ibc.Stfand, London; and- A. Kincaid and J. -Bcli ...