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... river from Dublin an*; laden with Irifh provifions. VVrdnet lay night there was a great difturbance in the gallery ot Garden Theatre, occafioned by fome .hi>l d.iy gentry, who came there much in liquor, but fome them taken and fecured in Covent Garden Watch- ...
... Eltaie, are defired to pay the fame to the laid Mr. Collett, foithwith, or they will be fueJ without further Notice. Bath Theatre, Jan. a, 1765. ¦\\7Hcreas fome clownifh and ill* exampled Servants, Contempt of the Prefer.ce of their Ladies, and that Decency ...
... > . 7 Saturday laft his Royal Highnefs the Duke of GJoucefler was pleafedto fend a very geetfrel the Managers Drury-Lane Theatre, defiring that-Mr. ' Slingfby, the celebrated Dancer, might be added' to the entertainments of that evening.*-*A convincing ...
... on the Conviftion of one or more of the Offenders. Laft Night there was great Difturbance in the Gallery of Covent-Garden Theatre, occalloned fome Gentry, who came there much Liquor, but fome of them were taken and lecured in Covent-Garden Watch - This ...
... Eaton at Yarmouth, Mrs. Steel at Bury, Mr. Shave at Ipfwich, Mr. Keymer at Colchefter, and Mr. Toft at Chelmsford. At the Theatre in Yarmouth, ON Monday the 7th of January, (by Df. sir* of Mr. Mayor and Mrs. Mayoress) will be prefented a Comedy, cail'd ...
... :ingi:on Church to Cheiter in twelve Hours. Iformed, that Mr. Garrick demanded from his , q 4 the Management of Drury-Lane Theatre a lea s for playing twentk Nights, which the latter 1 1 1.,, t4t her extraordinary, the celebrated Rofcius t ti lrl - Per ...
... Sale finally elos'd on Saturday the at Four o'Clock the Afternoon, the Houfe being lett and mult be clear'd by that Time. THEATRE. For the Benefit of Mr. ARTHUR. On SATURDAY, January iz, will perform'd Comedy, call'd AS YOU LIKE IT. Orlando, Mr. Kealberry ...
... that has been known for fome Years at the firft Opin- ing of a Seffions. Their Majefties went this Evening to Drury-Lane Thea-tre^ to'fee the Comedy of AH in trie Wrohg,'and the Pantomine Entertainment of Queen Mab. There were prefent their Royal HighnefTes ...
... and convenient Office of Fifh-hoiiTes to be lett, en- quire as above, or of Mr. John Reynolds, Attorney in Yarmouth. At the Theatre in Yarmouth, (By Desire of Mrs SAUNDERSON) ON Monday the 14th of January will be prefented an HiftoricaFPlay, as altered ...
... here froportmed exaßly to the Quarter of Bujhels, Gallons Bufoel. LITERARY ARTICLES. • Far Cheonicle, PROLOGUE, if cuing lie Theatre at Wcifi’, Dee. 16,1764, Icing the Scetfaii, J. Cunningham. O’ER the wild wives unwilling more roam, And his kind call’d tor ...
... own, which faid will inferibed to the Minority. Lad J hurfday died, Mr. James Bencraft, one of the Patentees Covent-Garden theatre. On Friday died Robert Griffin, houfc Little Cheljea. Sunday died Mr. John Bowles, one of the oldeftClerka the Bank of England ...
... England—Speeches in the Areopagus of Athens, but way applicable to the State Affairs—The Hermit in Town--Criticilms 011 the Theatres—An Acc.nint the New Publication of Triftram Shandy—lntererting and others propofed —The Hitlory of Luke the Ufurper Hungary ...