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... Pieces m Porn y an.-: Mufic ; Occurrences ol the Month, &c. Printed let Jam. l RivmoTOi and James Fletcher, at dit Oxford-Theatre, and H. Pavnl, at Dryden's-Head, in Pater-noilcr-Row, London, and fold by all Bookiellers, Stati- oners, and News- Carriers ...
... ?? and Cure ot Deafncfs. Poems.on Subj. .l s chief!/de- votional. Iftgrantude. reproved. Effayontheprefe.it State of the Theatre in r ranee. Un the Ufe of Tragedy. Plan of arran- gm^and ballancing Accounts of Eltates. 'Partiaan, or, Art of making War ...
... 8- On the Study of Hilloiy, introdu&oi y to a fhort V lew of ancient anc. modem Hiftory. 9. On tae Entertainment of the Theatre, with fome Remarifs on the Tragedy of Oroonoko, as lately .ilt.red. 10. On the Origin of moial'Tales, witlt a Pahls dil'playing ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Sully's Memoirs, (xvhicb, on various Occafions, I have quoted and applied, to fhe Sa- ?? of tke Public,) and Brumoy s Greek Theatre, mvi pul,. lijhf.l, in three Volumes S^uarto, Jufficicntty evince btr thorough Knowledge of the Languages, and k, r Abilities ...
... into the doling iccne of life, lincc they arc nil equally interellcd in it. Whatlocver pirt a man may have acted upon the theatre ofthe world, whether he has drudged as a mechanic, or attended the levee of a prime nninilter; in fine, whatever may have ...
... the doling fcene of life, fince they are all equally interellcd in ic. . ?? ■ Whatfoever part a man may have afled upon the theatre ofthe world, whether he has drudged as a mechanic, or attended the levee of a prime miniiter; in fine, whatever may have been ...
... curious, tifefui, entertaining, and original Particulars, Political Situation of the King of Sardinia. An Account ofthe Danifh Theatre. The prefent State of Germany continued .- Importance ofthe Sugar Colonies and Guadalupe to Great Britain.' The Life of Gufhvus ...
... Fellow of Pembroke College. Publiftied at the Requeft of the Vicc-Chanccllor and Heads of Houfo. Oxford, Printed at the Theatre for S. Parker ; and (aid by J. Rivincton in St. Paul's Cburch-yard, London. This Day is publijhed, Price Is. A MASTER-KEY ...
... curious, ufejul, entertaining, und original Particulars, Political lituation of the king of Sardinia. An account of the Danifh theatre. The ardent itate of Germmy continued. Im- portance of the I'ugar colonies and Guadalupe' to Great Britain The life of Gultavus ...
... With SINGING between the ACTS, To which will be added, a New FARCE, ( Never aftcd here ) as it is now performing at the Theatre-Royal in Druiy-Lane, CALL'D HIGH LIFE BELOW STAIRS. ( In which will be introdue'd aSO N G, and Mock-Minuet. ) Lovcl, by Mr ...