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... road t0 A PasToRAL DIALOGUE, [ from the nuptials, anew mafque of finging and fung by Mr Beard and Mifs Hallam, at garden theatre, before their Majefties, the Printt and Princefs of Brunfwick, and others of the royal family, on Thurfiay, Fan. 19. COLIN ...
... minifler at Aberdeen, as. Pr» ct & Comp. and IVood. She's not him, and he's not her. A of two a&s, it is performed at the theatre in Canongate. 6 d Fingal kingof Morven a knight-errant. 1 The two laji puklifued by A. DanaldJ'on, dinburgb, and London. [The ...
... io. ?? For foine weeks paft there have been almoft coniinual feltivals at our courr. Yefterday was reprefented on the New Theatre an Opera, intitul- ed, Charles the Great, in which one of the Ac- trefles performed a cantata in pr.ufe of the Emprefs. Thus ...
... having thereby (and thereby only) exclufive right the external profits of their labour, and their cuftom. C. The political theatre. 1 s. 6 d. JFiffie. This an arch, fenfible performance, meant to expofe the characters, perfons, and abilities of the gentlemen ...
... Glafgow, April 24. and did confiderable damage: 100 I. reward is of' fered by the magiftrates, and 50 1. by managers of the theatre, for dilcoveri' l the rioters. An advertifement is jnferted the dinburgh Courant of March 24. import' ing, That in the rebellion ...
... affured that fewas a gentleman belonging to the theatre.— ——Pub: ie fervices demand public returns of gratitude ■ and as I have obferved that gentle- man's name now publi hed for a benefit it the theatre on Saturday next, I cannot- help-t-hps re- marking ...
... oppofite to the Caiiongate church ; and at the old ?? ; ai:d at Mr- Millican's, New Stage office ; and cf Mr. Haly at the Theatre, where boxes arc to be taken. Pit and boxes 2 s, 6d. galery 1 s, 6d. upper gallery r s. Leith, April 11. Arrived *he Polly ...
... Extrall from a perfiornar.ee called, the Political Theatre 'in' Albemarle-flreet . THIS farcattical writer tells us, that reflec- ting on the ?? of the ftage at Athens, particularly of the fiat irical dratr&± which exhibited, at one view, all the dif- ...
... hear Te Deum fung in the Cathedral of St. Stephen ; after which they di;>ed in public, and in she evening went to the Court Theatre, which was finely illuminated, (as were the three triumphal arches erecde'd on this oc- cafion) to fee a reprefentation of ...
... into a violent flame. They write from Venice of the nth inft. that fevera! new ornaments and decorations were adding to the Theatre of St. Cbryfoltom in that city, which was before efteemed as brilliant 3s any in Italy> be- csufe it was expected the Duke ...
... 60 covers, which only «he Infant, the Duke, and the Ladies, fat down 10. In the evening there was a mafquerade ball at the theatre. Genoa, May re>. The Government's pink is re- turned from Corfica, and has brought advice, that the Corficans have again been ...
... Marius, reprefented in the preat theatre at St. John Chryfoftom's, and was at- tended there by the deputies ; as he was alfo the following night in a box finely fitted up to fee the [ cpera of Sophonisba in the theatre of St. Luke's. Ycilcrday his Royal ...