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... Pieces in Poetry and Mufic. Occurrences of the Month, Sec. Printed for James Rivington end James Fletcher, at the Oxford-Theatre; and H. Payne,' in Pater-noiter-Row, London : And fold by all Booltfellers, Stationers, aud News-Carriers, in Great Britain ...
... would not admit her Appearance on their -efa.ws, the only Al- his Catholic Majefly to repair to the Court of Great-Britain, Theatres, the has been making Application in the North, to have yet feen ; in Qatality of Arnbaffador Extraordinary, to notify in ...
... utmoa Efforts to appear as an Aarefs, but being known by the Managers in Town, who would not admit her Appearance on their Theatres, has been making Application in the North, to execute her Defign there, but hitherto has been kindly counteraaed in her Purpofes ...
... true Tale. On the Study of Hiftory, introduaory to a fhort View of antient and modern Hillery. On the Entertainment of the Theatre with fome Remarks on the Tragedy of Oroonoko, 'as lately altered. On die Origin of moral. Talcs with a Fadifplaying the Errors ...
... true Tale. On the Study of Hiflory, introduCtory to a fhort View of antient and modern Hiftory. On the Entertainment of the Theatre with fome Remarks on the Tr age dy of Oroonoko, as lately altered. On the Origin of moral Tales, with a Fabre difplaying the ...
... and Houle^ Maid; the former had one of her Legs and one of her Arro broke. A great Part of the Chimaits belonging to the Theatre. Royal in Covent-Garden, were blown down, which greatly alarmed the Audience, it happening during the Time of Performance ...
... given to Memoirs, (which on -various Occafions I , have quoted and applied, to the 0 faaion of the Public) and Brumoy's Greek Theatre, now publifhed in three lumes *arto, ,fufflciently evince her thorough Knowledge of the Language s, her .dbihties as a Tranfiator ...
... So js t Memoirs, (which on various Cceafions I have quoted at:1141)/4 'r d, to the fik7ion the Public) and Brumoy's Greek Theatre, 'now publifhed in three hones- o,uarto, fuffieiently evince her Knowledge the Languages,o her' Abilities as 12 Treinflator ...
... to Memoirs, (which en various Occajions I have quoted and applied, to the , )a; faR ion the Public) a n d Brumoy's Greek 'Theatre, now puha/Jed in thr ee) lames .kt i art o, Afficiently evince her thorough Knowledge the LanguaV)` her Abilities as a Tranflator ...
... Map to 12/01ta)va, • The Second Editi on , w i t h an - Elegant SPIRIT of CONT RA DICTIO ANEW COMEDY, as -now aaed at the Theatre in Covent-Garden: , Hoc vole, fic jubeo, fit pro Redone voluntas. juv London printed, for .T. in Fleet-Street ; and fold by ...
... Siyings, witk a Story explaining that remarkable One, that Cuckolds go to Heaven.—The Difference between the ancient and modern Theatres, and Manner of acting Plays; with fomc illuftrative Remarks on the prefent Manner of sifting the Comedy of the Wonder.—Of ...
... Cure N. B. Number CLXXXI. will he publiffied on the Second 01 4 performed by Malvern Waters. Learned Differtation on the Theatre' of ' Bacchus, at Athens. Defcription of a Machine for the Improvement of 1` , Price 1 7/,kireaffetbisi to pubtiflito s' Inland ...