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... Geography, &c. Original pieces in Poetry and Occurrences the Month, &c. D rinted for James Rivington and Jasr.es at the Oxlord Theatre, and H. Ku.c, in r, ati.r noiter-Row and fold by E. Verra', Lewes li. Baker, Tunbridge Wells 5 J. Rye; C. Jacques, at Chichefter ...
... andhiftorical, relating the different fcenes action, as well as the characters and families of the principal a&ors on th* great theatre the world. That purpofesmay be the more fully accom- P e » the proprietors will fpare pains, nor exnence, in procuring the ...
... 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 ...
... Mathematicks Geography See original Pieces in Poetry and Mufick Occurrences of the Month Printed James Rivington James the Oxford-Theatre and H Payne in Pater-nofter fold Pugh Hereford at the Printing-Office in Glocefter and by the Men who carry this Journal whom ...
... Tickets Mr in Cirencefter at 6d To begin precifely at Six o’clock MR PHILLIPS the celebrated Dancing- Mafter Harlequin from the Theatres Royal London entertain the Gentry and Others at Ball at the Affembly-Roomat King’s-Head in Rofs Thurfday the 10th Inftant ...
... P»dtt* Vibrnt, Pritt i*. Second Efitipn The MUSICAL COMPANION, Colliion of the beft Son*, on all Subjefl. and Occafioos, t mm Theatre* and public Garden* including all that l!SE» ttVnuxHAiL,.RA»«i.AC i«. MniTsoiiß* S*nL ...
... ’till Day his Death which extraordinary was never either Blooded or a Dofe Phyfick in his On Saturday Evening Covent-Garden Theatre Officer of Guards demanded Entrance of the Box-keeper in the firft Aft the without paying and upon being refafed called the ...
... -vund the Seas, for Debts they cannot pay-4 Oh! wayward Fate of Palis! late To Gay, The of Plcafuae, and feene of Taftc-4 The Theatre of ev’ry Thing Polite; NobJefle, nay, the Princes of the Blood, Nearly affcdlcd, feel the wrath Hcav’n Pour'd daily on State—-my ...
... utmoft Efforts to appear as an Adieus, but being known by the Managers in Town, who would not admit her Appearance on their Theatres the has been making Atipl:cation in the North, to execute her Defign there, but hitherto has been kindly counteratled in ...
... Week of the Small pox, to the inconsolable Grief of his Parents. He was under six Years of Age when he performed on that Theatre. by his Catholic Majefty, Chief of the Craned of Finances of Spain. Secretary of State for that Department. Superintendent-General ...
... 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 ...