... RICHARD 111, King Richard by Mr. LEE, Lady Ann by Mrs. LEE, Queen Elizabeth by Mrs. Price. ?? As Boxes were laft Winter frequently taken by Ladies, who only fi'i'd the Front Rows thereof, yet (by nominally pre-engaging the whole) EXCLUDED OTHERS from coming to the Play; tis propofed this Seafon to follow the Regulation of the LONDON THEATRES, viz. for Servants, at the Time of engaging them, ...

... Game at Quadrille, engrav'd from an original Painting in Vauxhall-Gardens: Another exhibiting three Experiments in Natural Philofophy: A third, containing four Examples of Mechanic Powers; and a new Song fee to Mufic, with a Head piece, neatly engraved,) Number XLIV. Vol. VI. of THE NEW UNIVERSAL MAGAZINE* 0 R, * Gentleman and Lady's POLITE INSTRUCTOR. 1 For DECEMBER. Dedicated to his Royal ...

... of Age, ?? has hud the Small Pox, and a tolerable Education. Such a Boy, well recommended for his Sobriety and cool Behaviour, will be taken on very reafonable Terms. For farther Particulars enquire of the Printer of tl.fr Paper. This Day is Publiftid~Price One Shilling, (With Pafouitfs Letter to the Good People of CAMBRIDGE, THE S P V: O R, P A S I N at OXFORD, Containing, among a Multitude ...

... Petfons that has a-mind to undettake the ConduA .and Management the Hanac, are deiited to give m theit Propofals in Wiiting ; fea'.cd up, the Chutch-watden* or the Puridi, before the lecoiid Day February next. be £ E T T, And entered upon at Pcntecoft next, or fooncr if required A*-p HAT very antient and well acca-1. domed INN. called the He Thh* at the Bridge end, Bfidgc-fticct in Appleby, ...

... of MUSIC K> Wiih the TRAGEDY of H VM£L 0 and JU L L Li* Romeo by Mr. LEE, Meixuiio by Mr. GRIFFITH, Juliet by Mrs. LEE, In Aft the firft will be introduced, A MASQUERADE SCENE and DANCE. And End of Aft the fourth, The Funeral Proceffion of JULIET Xo the Vault of the Capulet, with a SOLEMN DIRGE, as fet to Mufick by S 1 gx o r Pas qjj all ?? As Boxes were laft Winter frequently taken by Ladies, ...

... are defired to fend their Propofals in Writing to Mr. Barnard'mLeedet. The faid Road is propofed to be made by a good and ?? Pavement four or five Yards wide, and a Horfe Caufeway, of broad flat Stones, near the Side of fuch intended Road. / ?? I* the- PRESS, And fpeedily will be fubliflfd, A CATALOGUE OF CHOICE BOOKS, In moll ARTS and SCIENCES, Amongjl •which are, FOLIO'i Di a ke's Hiftory of ...

... With the COMEDY of Much ado about Nothing* Benedick by Mr. LEE, Beatrice by Mrs. LEE. In Aft the 2d will be introduced, A GRAND MASQUER 4DE SCENE. With a Farce called, The HONEST YORKSHIREMAN. * # * As Boxes were laft Winter frequently taken by Ladies, who only fill'd the Front Rows thereof; yet (by nominally ore-engaging the wkede) EXCLUDED OTHERS n on/coming to the Play ; & 'tis propofed ...

... the Aflembly-Hall, will be performed a CONCERT of Vocal and luftrumental MUSICK. The Vocal Part by Mifs RODBURN, The Inftrumental by Signor PASQUALI and others. PART I. OVERTURE in Pharamond, by Mr. Handel. SONG, Caro mio ben perdona, by Signor Lamnugnani. CONCERTO on the GERMAN FLUTE, performed by Mr M'Pherfon. %01HG,When charming Beauty, in Noah's, by Signor Pafquali. LA CHASSE, a new SOLO ...

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... fcandalcus and malicious Reports which have been propagated to his Prejudice are without the leall Foundation, Hereby begs Leave to inform Gentlemen and Ladies, That he will burn China of his own making at Ofeney- Mill /iforefaid, on Wednefday next the Fifteenth of this Inflant, from Nine ?? in the Morning till Twelve, where all thofe who are pleafcd to honour him with their Company will ...

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... the TRAGEDY of KFNG LEAR. King Lear by Mr. LEE, And Cordelia by Mrs. LEE. With a Farce, called, The King and the Miller of Mansfield. ?? As Boxes were laft Winter frequently taken by' Ladies, who only fill'd the Front Rows theieof, vet (by nominally pre-engaging the whole) EXCLUDED OTHERS from coming to the Play; 'tis propofed this Seaibn to follow the Regulation of the LONDON THEATRES, viz. ...