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... Frott at the fiat- mentioned Place is as exceffive as it was in the Year 1740. A Play will be on Wednefday fe'rnight at the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane, for the Benefit of the unhappy Sufferers by the late Fire in King-itreet ; in which Mr. Garrick will ...
... in Poetry and Mulic. Occurrences of the Month, &c. LoNoom: Printed for James Rivingten and James Fletcher, at the ()Mord Theatre; and H. Pa)ne, at Dryden's Head in Pater•noiler• row. And fold by all Bookfellers, Stationen, and News Carriers. Sold alio ...
... Poetry and Mulic. oth cttmences of the Month, &c. LoNDON ; Printed fbr James Rivington and Janie' Fletcher, at the Oxford Theatre; and H. Pane. at Orydrrt's Head in Pater•nuiler row. And fold by all Bookfellers, Stationers, News Carriers. Sold alfo at ...
... Tender, having; board a great Number imprefs'd Men, many them good Seamen, [kicked at Houies, and others loitering about the Theatres and in Moorfields, by he Vigilance and vjc-'i age the Cambridge's, and three or tour oilier Ship's Gangs, fell down the River ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Yetis and Equadrons going out. (te. 4 4 I O.) For the BENEFIT of Mr. and Mrs. SOUTHGATE. By the Canterbury Company ot AT the Theatre in this City, on Monday next, the ith Want, will be preknted a Tragedy. caill King Lear and his Three Daughters. At the End ...
... true Tale. S. On the Study of Hiftory, introduflory to there View antient and modem Hiftory. 9, On the. Entertainment of the Theatre, with feme Remarks on the Tragedy of Oroopoko, lately altered. 10. On the Origin moral Tales, with Fable difplaying the Errors ...
... committed to New Prifon. (N.. 44.1.] For the BENEFIT of Mr. and Mrs. CLARK. by the Canterbury Company of Comedians. AT the Theatre in this City, on Thurfday next, the svh Innant, will be patented a Tragedy. cali'd All for Love: or, The World well Loft. ...