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... the apartments at Windfor, to fee the inftallation, which the gentleman refufed. Preparations are now making at Drury-lane theatre, to exhibit the inftallation on that ftage next feafon, which, it is thought, will prove as agreeable an enter- tainment to ...
... Mr. Foote has been refufeel leave b) the Lord Chamberlain fo exhibit a reprefentation of the enfuing inftallation at his theatre in the Haymarket. Letters by the Suffolk, Captain Jermine, which ar- rived in the Downs laft Saturday from Jamaica, men- tion ...
... Iberian; and” would ftart out of ita Ranger: At noon he put our * to filence in the fenate; at night our Ariftophanes+ in ‘the theatre. In fhort, the multiformity: of his’ talents, and his humorous difpofition, gave him, like Proteus, fo many fhapes, he was ...
... INTELLIGENCE. It is faid, th.it Mr. and Mrs. Barry will continue of winter at the Theatre Royal in Dublin ; and that WL Moffop is pofitively engaged at Dru.ry-lane theatre, 2- is to make his firft appearance, early, in. the enfuing- I fon, in the part of ...
... offered Ms-. Woodward the remainder : of his time in the Edinburgh Theatre, but he declined purchafing it, as it is laid he is in treaty with the managers of one ofthe London Theatres. James Sutherland, Efq; is appointed Captain of a company in the 26th ...
... above proclamation. Mr. Foote and Mr. Woodward are preparing t>U out for France. The latter is not engaged at Dr: ?? lane theatre, as reportecf. Anecdote of the celebrated Mr. Shuter. JU gentleman being one in a flage-coach, witii five c:. ■■■;, ie was ...
... THEATRICAL HISTORY. Memoirs of Mrs. J — w — 1 of the Theatre Royal in ths „_ Hay- Market. IT is the misfortune of too many prdfefEons, that they abound With votaries, undireftcd by genius or fancy, and who become members of fuch and fuch focicties, merely ...
... to be difpoi'ed ef to two friends of the Marquis of Rockingham. Mr. Foot has foid rite remaining term in the leite of the Theatre at Edinburgh, to Mr. Dirges, a capital performer from Dablin. Thf copy 'ofi 'a letier fruit a gentleman on hoard tkc En- deavour ...
... allow him three fbp s > with men, arms, and provifions, in order to plant ar.a fettle a colony there. We hear the Edinburgh theatre will he opened No- . vember the 23d; Mr. Diggs is to be fole manager* | He is to give Mr. Foote 500 I. a year for the remaining ...
... had fent ftr me. I figaed, and to-mcrrow I muft pay a thotdiuid croivus, (112 1. 10 s. fterl.) for the Hhpport ofthe publi; theatres of Lifbon, which I ihall never enter, and in deference to tiiofe who will never deiga to thank me, though they would not ...
... character, to preparations, Sec. Thefc will be always at hand, ar.d occasionally explained. Note. Firft public difcourfe at the Theatre of the Royal Infirmary, when the full plan of his l-tftures will be given. By Order, of the Hon. the Commi ss ioners of his ...
... given out at Covert Garden Theatre. ' Covenf Garden Theatre, Sept. 25, 1771- - Mr. Shuter having this day fprained his ancle, fo ...