... box-book is opened at the office of the Theatre, teltees fur the boxes may be taken. Thole ladies who ifc total c boxes for the whole wee:., are deiired to feud itommiods (if in the country) by letter to Mr. llurt k Theatre To begin at Seven o'clock. ...

... ELL. On Friday the 24th, C V 3VI B E L 1 N E. DCK DOCTOR; or, DUMB LADY CURED. t. ' box-book is opened at the office of the Theatre, jv ' ci for the boxes may be taken. Thofe Indies who fe ,l o take boxes for the whole week, are defired to fend r commands ...

... THEATRE ROYAL. On Thurfdav, All Is The Wrong. On Friday, by defire, The BEGGAR'S OPERA- iidoii Saturday, by defire, The WEST INDIAN. \.B. Cymbeline is oblig'd to be deferred till Mon- ht Gentlemen of the MUSICAL SOCIETY, Lappoui-ed the MASK of ACIS and ...

... L THEATRE ROYAL >ROn MONDAY next wiil be revived Shakefpeat'sT gtdy of Ci'MBELINE. On Tuefday, RECRUITING OFFICER, Ki .. Scots Paft oral Comedy ofthe Gintle Shepheh On Wednefday, HAMLET PRINCE OF U MARK. On Thurfday, The JEALOUS WIFE. On Friday, (The ...

... Scarron]; or, Memoirs towards the life of John Monnet, formerly of the comic opera at l'aris, the opera Lyons, and the French theatre attempted to be at London : written by himlelf. French, umo. * vols. Becket and on dt. Abounds with indecent adventures, sad ...

... projecl •utherto had the fan«ion of the Town-Council. wfl___v^ indefatigable Manager of the Theatre g «re, has, by taking a leafe of -he Theatre of ?? it to the Theatre of Edinburgh j a cir- which does great crpdlt to his judgment, and J * ttE ntion h*. has ...

... A LETTER from Signior PUNCHINELLO. MANAG_*_«/f-. ITALIAN FANTOCINNI, to Mr DIGGES, Manager cf the Theatre Royal, Dear Brother, — L^OR i'o I muft call you, in fpite of the Pre- Jl eminence you hold, and the difiinclion which perhaps you think you have ...

... lare fetters to Cl.lcb-7.er, incredible *f a fff- : fiance may feem, it is thought be will fp_ eul ?? way in the political theatre. Tfe**] Ihe late ftoppage of a great hcufe near ?? it is f.iid, will occ ilk a fotne unh'-pP;' i ?? another houfe greatly ...

... 2. giving j, count ofan accidental the Theaire royr.l ?? Yefterday fe'ennight a moft tr agi-c. ?? c •. happened at the Theatre Royal here, no iei's tha-' uownfuil of the wliole Cou't of Jupiter from theci- with himfclf and Juno bearing company In t ...

... ■friends and pf fation:, will accept of this as a fufii- :*-iotiiic:ition of her death. 'is morning Mr Digges, manager of the Theatre- il here, i»t out for Ireland, in order to eng ige per - ;rs for the enfaing feafon. ffiH at Leyden has an aloe in his g irden ...

... Provifions in the iflands of Grenada, in the room Alexander Cope, Efq; deceafed. Mr David Rofs, of Covent-garden theatre, and firfl patentee the theatre-royil of Edinburgh, Vfafterof the Revels for Scotland. jofeph Williamfon, Ffq; Advocate, and fon Jofeph williamfon ...

... t nt,c , young lady his pupil. f the tafte, regulate the > .jjyl piove the morals. Wiik aoies a- ** ' T-iomas Hill, the theatre-royal, -'-garden. vols. 6s. Bell. f «nf J 10r appears be a man of good J . : ' P'obity, and in every refpeA well to ' n t ...