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... this Day publiled, Price Jr. 64. The Second Edition of the BROTHERS, a Comedy. As •‘ it was performed with great Applaufe at Theatre Covent-Cnden, ...
... aced for the Benefit of the London Lying-in-golpital. Epilogue for a like Benefit. Prologue fpoken t the Opening of the new Theatre in Edinburgh.—Song from the Saoifb Lady.--,To a Lady on the Death of her Lap-dog.—The Cock and a Fable. - Epigram for the ...
... interefling Events and very laughable Storica,-11. A great Number of the l celelsrated Songs ; including thofa lately lung at Theatres and public Gardens,--HI. A Variety of brill Jells, witty Repartees, queer Sayings, comic . rokesf droll Remarks ; together ...
... great Commoners ince Y eltevdaY lorninp, A .certain Lad tfa from Pall-Mall has . y, no r )ined Minority. The,Billfoi new Theatre at Liverpool was . 'ellerday thrown- out of both Uctifes of p -t. A Correfpoudeat informs - us, that 'the eloquent, rarned; ...
... all 'Country Bookfeliers, Ste. : Of whom maybe. had the preceding Numbers ; with the Sultan, a new Tragedy, as aded at the Theatre Royal in the Hay-Market, Palice is, 6d. The Favourite, a new billorical Tragedy', Pr. 13: 6d. Chriflian's Ficarts Eale, a ...
... and Franchifes, as the Times require: Signe4 by Six of the Livery. . - At the •Entrance of their Majefty's into Drury. Lane Theatre on Thurfday Night, they were received. with univerfal Acclamactons of joy ; - and during the Play, there was not the leaft ...
... Merchant of this City.—Lall Friday at his Heufe near South Audit> , Chapel, Mr. John Mllo, Mullclan, belonging to Covent Garden Theatre.— On Friday 14, at his Halite in Spital,fields, Thomas Lee, Efq; aged 82.—;Friday, advanced in Years, at Harwich, Mts. Gordon ...
... them) ours) in this Paper of the 9th of April.—Your Conduit upon this Occation brings to my Mind the Exigencies of a Country Theatre, where, when any thing particularly grand or pompous is to be exhibited, the whole Dramatic Body is called forth to decorate ...
... the Theatre in ring -Street, on Monday nett the of pine Inftant, farmed aCoNe r 'r of M it. The Doors to be Six, and begin exaetly at Seven o'Clock. Between Parts of the will be prefentecl Gratis, pany of their Majelties Comediant from the Theatr don ...
... hr clitperfed is, doe Wonted, a to take Coe two Hotta - end wait stTa4cjia genteel PlaceA Dairy. Maid An a ki9uCi. tbe theatre in Kirlit-Stfief; tlii& pferent Evening the of June intliinti IQ Vreformed aCucr of M the DootO to bri At Six, and begirt ...
... compliment his Majefty upon the Occafion. Thus far Getz. . The Mails from Holland and Flanders. vol).Arrro, (Italy) May 9. The Theatre of , War in Greece becomes very bloody, and :rants the moft dreadful Speetacles. In the ;Light of the 13th ult. zoo Albanians ...
... itStnallioruol.., !,trect, or Meths ltickprdslipii P.ttor nicr, ip Jils - St;cct, tirmin,ll,4ln aforefairS, • . . AT die Theatre King-Street, , this Evening the asth . of June int Lint, vli),l toe perfo:tned aCo of Music. The Poots to of , e;;SA at S:x ...