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... fermon, 1 nt Hilled, The THEATRE licentious and perverted ; or, an e.-rami - nation of the doctrine lattly infilled or. againft Mr. FOOTE, Sec. on accountof a late representation ofthe comeeiy called the MINOR, atthe Theatre Royal, Eilinburgh. Printed ...
... PL A V and __ NTE R ' i AI N M ENT S, For the BENEFIT cf the CHARITY WORK-I-ICUSE, ?? Places and tickets tobe bad at the Theatre,- '■and at __» ■William Mercer's lhop, oppofite to the Tron-clmich. Pre ?? n 2 tor trie- Press, Under the patronage ofthe ...
... p*»fentc-l A PLAY and _, NTER T A I NME N f ' Sor tfab BENEFIT of the CHARITY WCRK-KO_S_ | Places and ticliets to be had at the Theatre, and _i j,», William Mercer's ihop, ?? the Tron-churc'i At ST. CIiCILIA'. HAL E, Nidcry's Wvnd Oii l-ad-ay, the ?,_th mftant ...
... rs, 2 s. The Thi*'; Lecture, will be deiivereei on VVedncf- cby evenine- and the Fourth, on Mor.day next, the jnh Marcb. THEATRE- R O V A L. For the fioncfit of Mr. and Mrs. W E S TON, By. His Mrt I E s T V ' s SERVANTS, On Mon-.lay the nth of March, ...
... whic are added, explanatory notes, and an ap- pendix, containinga fhort ftate of literary property, price as. fewed. 1, The theatre licentious a: d perverted ; or, a fermon for reformation of manners, &c. by James Bain, Minifter of the Relief kirk at Edinburgh ...
... 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 ...
... called, The TEMPLE of WIT and HUMOUR : OR, THE IMPROMPTU. By Mr. PITT A R D, Late Comedian at the Theatre-Royal, Covcnt-Garden, and formerly of the York Theatre, who will entertain his au- dience with an entire new Lecture ou HEARTS : all oii-inals; which ...
... the 6th inftaiit, at eleven o'ciocl- in the fore- noon, there will be SOLD by AUCTION, at the piint ware-houfe, rear the Theatre, 'a valuable COLLEC- TION of PICTUREStrd CAPITAL DRAWINGS, bythe following and other great Mailers, vz. Raphael, Ar.nibal ...
... private nracftice. Tiie Lettures will he.in the lid CStobcr, when a Public Difcourfe 11 ill be given as formerly, at the Theatre of the Royal Infirmary, in which the plan ofthe whole will be men- tioned, by James Rae, Surgeon. Upon Tuefday the -th o ...
... THEATRE ROYAL. ON SATURDAY the 21st the Theatre will OPEN with j the Comedy of the WEST INDIAN. BELCOUR, the West Indian, by a Gentleman', (Being his first appearance on this Stage.) MAJOR O' FLAHERTY, Mr Digges . LADY RUSPORT by a Gestie woman, (Being ...
... THEATRE ROYAL. a SATURDAY the sift: the Theatre will OPEN with 0' the Comedy of the \a EST INDIAN. gELCOUR, the Weft Indian, l.y a Gentleman, (Being his firft appearance on this Stage.) , r \TOR O'TIAKERTY, Mr Digges. LADY RDSPORT by a Gentle v. ohass ...
... THEATRE ROYAL. By His M a j c s t v's Servants, On WEDNESDAY next will be prefer.ted, 0 M E O and JULIET. ftOMEO, ■ by a Oestiemas, (3eing bis firft appearance on this Stage.) IIERCUTIO, by— a Gi ntiehas, (Being his firft appearance on this Stage.) And ...