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... Sachum in Hertford - ihire. 15. We hear that a new dramatic Entertainment, call'd the Fairy Tale, is now in Rehearfal at the Theatre Royal in Dru • ry-Lane. 1 6. On Tuefday was married at St. Sepulchre's Church, the noted Sally Paul, whofe extraordinary ...
... received, ar.d he had after- wards the Honour to kifi his Majefty's Hand. Gen, Ev. Pcft. to LSp^*^ M c jefty gCfS £o B^T-La* Theatre to fee the Tragedy of Jane Shore, and the Farce of Polly Ho- neycomb. Gen. Ev. Poft. J «JiSr n U L rda^ here L w ? S a g' ...
... yearly BENEFIT of Mr. and Mrs. HOPKINS. AT the Theatre in Yarmouth, on Friday the 23d of January, will be prefented a new Tragedy, cali'd, The Orphan of CHINA. Wntten by Mr. Murphy. And performed at the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane with great Applauie. This ...
... ar- 1 * 0 * 5 & lye in Scaras, HE HISTORY of the THEATRES of Lokdo* and Doatwr, from the Year a7toto t7t Tfc whsdt 1, added, Aa Annua! Regifter of all the Play, and other &? fertammeuis ?? at rhe Theatres Royal ia London aca eS Yeari-ia. Wh occafioaal Notes ...
... Col- berg is imputed. Gen. Ev. Poft. 19. By Letters received Yefterday from Ireland, we have an Account from Mr. Moflbp's Theatre, thac as they were per- forming the Farce of High Life Below StJrs, at the Scene of Mr. Philip's Treat, my Lord Duke very ...
... refufed. 34. A new Comedy, called, The School for Hujbands, written by Mr. Macklin, is to appear next Week at Coven t- Garden Theatre. 25. We hear from Tunbridge- Wells, that on Thurfday Morning a Fire broke out there at Mr. Baker's, the Bookfeller, which ...
... the Earl of Clanrickard was * married, at St. Mary's Church, to Madam Carolina, a cle- * brated Dancer belonging to the Theatre in Smock-Alley ; * and laft Saturday they appeared in the Boxes at Crow-Street ' Thratre. She had Jewels on computed at upwards ...
... Higginfon, Ma- iler of the Tennis-Court and Little Theatre in James-Street, near the Hay- Market, for keeping a disorderly Houfe, per- mitting Cock-fighting, Cudgel playing and Boxing, at the faid Little Theatre, when he was convicted on very clear Evi- dence ...
... Steward. By PERU IS SIQN. AT the Cross Tavern Great Room in Ipswich* this prefent Saturday Evening, Mr. SAUNDERS (from the Theatre Royal in Covent-Garden/ and Sadler's Wells) vyili exhibit his Variety of wonderful EQJJILIBRES on % S h AC IvW IRE^ who pertbrms ...
... fargue, of Queen's College to the Degree of B^tchellor of 1 Arts.' 20. We hear Mr. Murphy and Mr. Foote have lured Drurv- Lane Theatre for the Summer Seafon, in which they int^d t» perform new Pieces twice a Week. ...
... Twelve. IPSWICH, May 8, 1761. AT the CRdss Tave*w Long Roam, every Evening next Week, and no longer, Mr. SAUNDERS (from the Theatre Royal in Covent -Garden, & Sadler's Wells) will exhibit his wonderful EQL.UILIBRES on the SLACK-WIRE; With iiich amazing ...
... Piccadilly, Ryder, Efq; Chief Clerk te rjhe Board of Green Cloth. Thuifcfay Lift died at Bath, Mr. Ridout, of Covent- Gard^n Theatre. Bufon de Walenear, Lord of Starmburgh, Firft Lord of the Admiralty oi AmftcrdaL*; &c died at the H^gu«tke»Sthult. ?? Tn. ...