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... Charades. and Families of the principal ton e Bookkiler in Salop: S. Patton Bookfidier in Neweallie: A. Mon on the great Theatre of the World. Clark, Rookfelkr, and Piano and Co. Grocers in adancellse: Richard ~L dig That there Purport* may be the more ...
... Subfciiptions aro taLn in James Pletcher, at the (Word Theatre; and 11. Payne. at linden's Head in Pamnode' London; and by all the Buokls.ll:rs in Gr,at Britain and Ireland. ...
... Sic. Original Pieces in Poetry and Marc. Occurcncea of the Month, Sec. London Printed for J. Ft. azcHft e, at the Oxford Theatre, an FA fN a. in Pater-nofter-Row. And fold by M• Rowley. Lawson, Ledtham and Bulkelcy, Bookfeller* in Chefter ; Mr. Charles ...
... Tale. B. On the Study of Hißory, introduc tory to a Avon View of antient and modern Hiltoty. 9. On the Eneartainment of the Theatre, with Come Remark. on the Tragedy of Oroonolto, as lately altered. to. On the Origin of moral Tales, with a Fable difplaying ...
... into the clofing Scene of Life, finco they are all equally in o - tanned in it. Whatfomst Pail a Man may have afted upon the Theatre of the World, whether he ha. drudged as a Mechanic, or attended the Levee of a Prime Minnie': in fine, whatever may have been ...
... into the clang Scene of Life, finco they are all equally interefted in it. Whatfoever Part a Man may have afted upon the Theatre of the World, whether he has drudged as a Mechanic, or attemied she Levee of a Prime Minister; in fine, whatever may have ...
... uire d i int oit.the doting Scene of Life, figura they are all equally in)B T Whatfoever Part a Man may have ailed upon the Theatre of the • NOTES and EXPLICATIONS. World, whether he has drudg , das a Methane , or atter' , ed the Leems cf a Prime Minifter ...
... THEATRE in On Wednefday the 23d !rtan The TWIN R Aud the CHEATS c And on Friday ti DOUGL And the HONEST YOR ...
... the General Seflions of the PI Portmote and Crownmote, will be bell Pleas, in and for this City, on Moadaj ber next coming. THEATRE in On Wed nefday the 3oth Inllant RECRIPMNG OFFICER : Acd rn G AR's OPERA : Capt. Macheaih by Mrs. Lye : And Polly by Mrs ...
... Wednefday all was perform'd at the Theatre in antler, the celebrated Mafque of COMUS, written br Milton ; to a crowded Audience, and with uncommon Applaufe ; and we hear it is to be repeated once more in the Affize Week. THEATRE in CHESTER. For the Benefit of ...
... Grave by aft of his Brethren. On his Coffin were fied fevers' that Society in Silver, and the following Motto ; DEO rs•r. • THEATRE in CHEST This Evening will •be • perform R P_ H The MONIMIA by a young Lady whq never appear'd Stage before. On Wedoefday ...
... requelling to fee Mr. Matthews there. This the latter feenied to no Regard to, for inftead of meting him, re went to Mr. l'oote's Theatre in the Haymarket, and on his Re- ...