... ont of near two hundred birds of pafiage in day or two, like fwallows, not one was to be feen. Friday night, at Drury-lane theatre, the comedy ol the Wonder concluded with new country dance, which Mr. Garrick furprifed the audience. His activity was beyond ...

... more than to found or ; thefe gentlemen would obferve, with what propriety and with what good effeft mufic is applied at our theatres. When king or emperor is introduced, he is on the ffagc with trumpet', French-horns and clarionetswhen the warrior comes ...

... Brett, many.sreari eminent Grocer .at Lewes Salle*. Monday night,.afar n lingering Mr. Sherife, on. After belonging to the Theatre at Bath*.' fcw days ago, at Wear Giffbrd, near Bamftznle, Devon, Mar■wy Banafcnr, aged nev She sutained mil hue - perfoft ...

... in purfuance a contrail entered into in March la(l, Mr. Colman conveyed his (hare the patents and property Covent- Garden Theatre to James Leake, Efu. who purchaled the (hare of Mr. Rutherford the year 1768,. in conjunction with Henry Efq. . ' ...

... when m bit hi* own curtain Oaall finally drop, hi* nam* will be handed pofterity in ibis favourable light, that on the grand theatre of the world, ' thofe virtue* which on hit own ftagn he only reprefented, and that David Garrick : was not only great after ...

... divided in opinion with to what it ncccflary to l>e purfued with regard to America. ' night their Majeltfes were Drury-lane Theatre, to'fee the Comedy of Twelfth Night, and Harlequin'r Jacket. They were received with loud clapi crouded audience, and feemed ...