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... 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 ...
... two moft celebrated Enghfh that Way 7 or the Tate E Hiltory introductory View of ancient Hiltory a On the Entertainment the Theatre with Remark Tragedy of Oroonoko as lately altered 10 On the Ongin mo-ral Tales Fable Errors which ufually difappoint Happinefs ...
... Memoirs, (which, an various Otc.Jil.ls, I have quoted and applied, to the Sa- ti'it.-iii n of the Public,) and brumoy's Grteh Theatre, new pub- ?? in three tolnmes Sjfarto, jufjicicntlti cci ::e her thorough I ?? dg,' oj' tl:,- Languages, aud her Abilities ...
... Journal of whom Propofals may Volume is 6d bound in Edition of MUSICAL COMPANION Col- k&ion of beft Son 11 Subjes Oocafion at Theatres publick j including all Tung the Seafon Vauxball Ranelagh Marybone &c bring Mirth Fefiivity and canfi at all Times yield ...
... Poet in the antient Britifb Language, is lately dead. The new Tragedy called the Sieee of Aquilcia will be performed at The Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane nest 1 hurfJay. Yefterday in the Evening a great deal of Damao .as cicne Cu the Shipping, Sac. on the ...
... enquire into the doling fcene of life, fince they are all equally interefted in it. Whatlbeverparta man may •haye-a&ed upon the theatre ofthe world, whether he has drudged as a mechanic, or attended the levee ofa prime minifter ; in fine, whatever may have been ...
... of Portugal. (NI% 44 t 40) For the BENEFIT of Mr. Maxfield and Mr. Ranger' By the Canterbury Company of Comedians. AT the Theatre in this City, sirinday neat, the Inflants will be prefented a Tragedy. ca's'd ROMEO and JULIET. With Dancing between the Ads ...
... Oporto, which fonndered at Sea on the 14th Inflant in a hard Gale of Wind. The greateft Part of the Chimneya belonging to the Theatre Royal in Covent Garden were blown down, but without doing any farther Damage, excepting fome (mall Alarm given to the Audience ...
... enquire into the clofing Scene Life, face they are all equally intereded in it, Whatfoever part a Man may hare afted upon the Theatre of the World, whether he hat drudged Mechanic, or attended the Levee a Prime Miaifter in fine, whatever may have been his ...
... the Three Tun Alehoufe at Bow Dear Stratford, was almolt all blown down. The greaten pert of the Chimnies belonging to the Theatre Royal in Covent-Garden were blown down; which greatly alarmed the Audience, it happening during the time of performance. A ...
... Sully’t Memoirs (which, on various Occafions, I have quoted and applied, to the Satitfadlion of the Public) and Brumoy’t Creek Theatre, now publiflied, in three Volumes Qnarto, fufliciently evince her thorough Knowledge of the of the Languages, and her Abilities ...
... 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 ...