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... whom* may had, juil Pi ice is. 6d. The Second Edition of The BROTHERS: A Comedy. it is performed with great Applaufe the Theatre Royal in Covent-Garden. Richard Cumberland, Eicy This Day was published, ° nl ® i WlN'l'Eß’s WIT; or, tUN for COLD WEATHER ...
... tvenis.j and many very laughable Stories. 11. A great Number of the moil celebrated bongs ; including thole lately at the Theatres public Caidcns. 111. variety of brilliant Jefts, witty Repartees, queer Sayings, con ic jokes, and droll Remarks ; together ...
... SATURDAY, February 24., 1770^ ; and that on’'/ one of them any thing conlidcrablc, being about 1600!. 12. Flic bill for a new theatre at Livcfpoolc was thrown out ycllcrday. 13. The late Lord Chancellor Mr. Yoikc, has eft behind him fortune of more than two ...
... THEATRICAL INTELLIGENCE. Mohday March 5. At the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, this evening was Jefigned to have been played, lor thtt fecond time, the sew comedy, called, A » tii» wise ; and a very crowded audience, molUy men, was gathered upon the cccalion; ...
... the only fortrefs now remaining, except Bender, between trie Mufcovites and the capital. 8. Adriatic Gu!fk. Feb. 14. The theatre of war is likely very extraordinary . the ude cf Greece. It is that the in■ habitants Saloniea, the capital ot nia, have to ...
... Preceptor for the Blayhoufe. Containing a familiar libitt rat ton of the principal Plays now in a fling rt the Rrytl and other Theatres Town and Country. fperteT with the theatrical Anecdotes, and critical Remarks the. Rveral Performers, who have figured of ...
... find out the author. 8. A certain great perfonage was very rudely treated by tkc populace Inday night, in going from the theatre. g. fetters from Jamaica dated Feb. j, ad vile, that all things then remained guict there, that ho Spaniih men of war have ...
... Mr. Browre, Attorney, DiH. A fled but thefe Five Years, For the BENEFIT Mr. A Mrs.CHALMERS. HIS MAJESTY’S SERVANTS. T the Theatre Royal in Norwich, day. May the 7th, 1770, s be prefented COMEDY, call’d, A L the R O N G. A d 11. A Huntii’S-Song, Mr. Wymep ...
... ’it is thought if certain fad gates upon thefe flats were thefe not be violent. C. or ,i n New s. Otyiinto, M.ty 9. The Theatre war in Greece Is become bloody. Nothing prelents itint bat a prolpcfl the moll dreadful. We have received letters from thence ...
... moil commenced, \u,. amiable charaaers were . the falfchood, envy, and inveteracy 4. It is laid that the .patriotic t h- lfi theatre politics forging b diftercnt materials and fabrication, h>r the ouion of the next fcafon ; thole has lately -tried '*ying ...
... Bariett, ct Red Lyon st:eet, Vidditlex, Oilman and Oroce:. Occasional Prologue, Sptkfn i'j Mr- Foote tn the opeh.tig of the Theatre'i)i the Ha;, ;nar!;cl. The t'.naiui who the public farm have tiil’d, Their rh.i.i now fimih’d, and their Nrr.*, S-.’d, Deendug ...
... Farce this ---Not aO«’. here if Y cars. F’ •-e Yearly Benefit Mr,Sc M- j.PEARSON. vy' h.s T Y”i SERVANTS, the Theatre m Norwich. AT the Theatre in Tan/.ard - S p, tr. Ins_ wich, on Tuesday next, the this Inftant will he presented Hittrr.cal Tt a«dv, call'd ...