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... Alexander. An opera. As it is performed the theatre-royal in Co* ▼ent Garden, Waller.— [By Mr George Alexander Stevens, leCturer on heads.] The Sultan; or, Love and fame. Anew tragedy. As aCted at the Theatre-Royal in the Hay-market, is. fid. Bell. The ...
... all plain figures. Andrew Marr. Melroft, January 31. 1770. TotheauthoroftheScoTS Magazine. SIR, January 1770. E run to the theatre ; yet what thofe attractions, are that hurry us tbere, it feems difficult to determine. That we fhould love to laugh at the ...
... Defpotifm for refuge, from a ftate ftill more intolerable. When I confider the fcenes that have been lately exhibited the theatre of Britain, decency authority defied, and even majefty infulted, what can I think, but that Liberty is on the point of leaving ...
... Oczakow; which news caufes a great deal of uneafinefs to the Porte, and to the inhabitants of Oczakow. Otranto, May 9. The theatre of war in Greece becomes very bloody, and prefents the moft dreadful ipe&acles. In the night of the 13th ult. 200 Albanians ...
... Clarifla; or, A for fathers comic opera. As it is performed at the theatre-royal in Drury-lane. is. 6d. Griffin. Appeared about two years ago. M. A trip to Scotland, it is adted at the theatre-ioyal in Drury-lane. Dodjley. The'characters that appear, are well ...
... plays, a vols, 5 s. fewed. Davies. Plays and Pectry. The Lame Lover : A comedy. In three aCts. As it is performed at the theatre-royal * in the Hay-market. By Samuel Foote, Efq; is. 6 d. Flmjky, &c. Here this fon Drollery diverts himfelf at the expence ...
... calamities upon the kingdom. Reduced to a ftate truly deplorable, of what fervice it to appear any longer in the political theatre, where, at beft, we are treated with ridicule, and denied every opportunity of adting a ufeful charadttr for our country Secure ...
... of the conduct of the oudience, &c. at the representation the Minor, on the Edinburgh theatre, 24* Dis te mi nor quod gems, intperas : time hue refer exitum. Hor. SIR, Grim gribber, Nov. aB. THere is a certain feafon of the year, when all the vegetative ...
... horfes. Clark farrier. d. DanaUJon. . l(l ' A letter to David Garrick, Kfq; c3 by the intended reprefentaiion 0* Minor at the theatre-royal Drury* a 1760. Edit. 3. Cray. An effectual method for recoveriD?^ religious liberties. Addreflcd to the c the church ...
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... The theatre licentious and perverted; A fermon for reformation of manners, preached [in the Relief church, Edinburgh ], Dec. 2.1770. Partly occasioned by the ading of a comedy, intitled, The Minor, in the Edinburgh theatre, the 24th of November preceding ...
... Foote* patentee the theatre in the Hay-mar- t, London, and Mr Rofs [xxix. 614.1, Mr Foote is manager of the Kdinburgh theatre this winter : Mr is returned one of the theatres in London.— On Saturday, Nov. 17. the Kdinburgh theatre was ...