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... the Benefit of the unhappy Sufferers the dreadful Fire in King ilreet, Covent-Garden. And hear a P,ay will petfosmed the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane, for the Benefit of the faid unhappy Sufferers. Mr. Willett, a Carver and Upholilcrer, in King-fhcet, ...
... Charades. and Families of the principal ton e Bookkiler in Salop: S. Patton Bookfidier in Neweallie: A. Mon on the great Theatre of the World. Clark, Rookfelkr, and Piano and Co. Grocers in adancellse: Richard ~L dig That there Purport* may be the more ...
... Subfciiptions aro taLn in James Pletcher, at the (Word Theatre; and 11. Payne. at linden's Head in Pamnode' London; and by all the Buokls.ll:rs in Gr,at Britain and Ireland. ...
... ot which cof. .hove O « Thoufand Founds) will be given Or*,:, in the I'u'.l'canon. Sublc. pno are taken in Jcr.t, „„ -he Theatre, and H. Pam,. der.V Head in o-etrowrj and (cld by the hook.tier? in a ,'.r,J /' M , lf,t K.tottfrrJ, \,.i„ V-.U ruvl, \>« ...
... 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 ...
... -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 ...
... Sketch of the two new Pieces afiing at Drury-Lane Theatre. THE Defer t Ijlami (entitled a dramatic Poem) is compos’d three Adis, firlt whereof confilts entirely of the Exordium, or opening of the Story ; the fecond contains the Denouement, or unfolding ...
... Mr. Samuel Fenton , GreenheaJ, near H.wdcnfield, in the County of York. For the Benefit ot MelT. Hill and Pehnelt. AT the Theatre, in M anchefier, on Fr/dav the Fifteenth of February 1760, will be a.Grand CONCERT of Vocal and Inftrumental MUSIC, particularly ...
... Tale. B. On the Study of Hißory, introduc tory to a Avon View of antient and modern Hiltoty. 9. On the Eneartainment of the Theatre, with Come Remark. on the Tragedy of Oroonolto, as lately altered. to. On the Origin of moral Tales, with a Fable difplaying ...
... SuMy’s Memoirs, (which on various Occalient, I have quoted and applied, (be Satisfaction of the Fublic) Btu- aioy’s Greek Theatre, now publi/hcd in three Vwlumcs Quarto, futfvciently her thorough Knowledge of the Languages, and her aa Tranflator, Mod Mrs ...
... into the clofing Scene of Life, finco they are all equally in o - tanned in it. Whatfomst Pail a Man may have afted upon the Theatre of the World, whether he ha. drudged as a Mechanic, or attended the Levee of a Prime Minnie': in fine, whatever may have been ...
... hat given to Sally’s Memoirs, (which on various Occalioor, quoted and applied, to the Satisfaction the Public) and Gitelt Theatre, now pttblifhed in three Volumes Qitatt ’■fuc.cntly cvir.ee her thorough Knvwledge of the Langnaei her Abilities as Tranllator ...