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... greatly to divided opinion with icfpedt to what nccefliry to purfucd regard to America. Lalt nigiit their were at Drury-lane Theatre, to fee the Comedy Twelfth Night, and Harlequin's Jacket. They were received loud claps by crouded audience, and feemed highly ...
... on bring appointed Major in regiment dragoons, on the Irilh eftablilhment. Their Majefties were pref nt lall night at the Theatre-royal, Drury-lunc, at the reprrfrntation of the Choleric Man, and the new Comic Opera of the Rival Candidates, and feemed ...
... arc on-4tr koown. Farit, Fti. 14. On Monday (all the Qneen Save moiKuperb entertainment to the Archnice Maximilian in the Theatre at Verfaitje;. it* opened with a kind of Pair, where each Frineefr was placed in little booth tn ferve the .with artlclet ...
... perpetrator of it are unknown. Paris, Feb. 24. On Monday la(t the gave mo t entertainment to the Archduke Maximilian in the Theatre at Verfaillej. opened with a kind Fair, where each Princefs was pi actd in a little booth ferve the company with fach articles ...
... the High Court Chancery, by Henry FUtcroft, one the principal Examiners from Livtrj&ol, that Mr. Kniveton, formerly of the Theatre Royal, Coveiit Garden, 'has lately had the misfortune lofr hit leg by amputation, on account whitq. /welling which unfortßnajjJy ...
... ja'ere.pre, ftnt. , Verterday her Majiftjr csmeto town with the King from Kew, and in the evening,they .went to Foote’s theatre, and will not return Kew till this evening. Ycllcrday his Exctllenty Ralphs Payne. Kit. waited cm his Majefty for the firlt ...