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... thofe vain toils were pal That wit muft triumph over ftrength at Then, fmiling, faw her Athens meet its doo™ And her in the theatres at Rome; Nor murmur’d Rome, to fee her Terence With the fame focks in which Menander Nor Lzlius fcorn’d, nor Seipio bluth’d ...
... lodgings in Chclf.-.i, after a fhort Illnefs, Mr Henry Moflop, formerly a much ad- mired aiftor at Drury-lane theatre, and late manager ofthe theatre in Smock-viilev, Do*bGn. Tiie prefent current weight of the gold ccrin ex- pires, agreeable to proclamation ...
... attended with convulsions, faintings, and other alarming fymptomr. Public prayer's are offered tip in ail ths churches- ar.d the theatre is (hut. By the lure fevere and tempeftuous weather great da- mage has been done to the ihipping. /• rrnnt, ?? 14. The very ...
... THEATRE- ROYAL. Mr ASFIaKY's FIRST NIGHT. On M O N D A V, the 9th, will be prefentcd, The Tragedy of ROMEO and JULIET. Romeo, — — Mr REYNON. Mercutio, Mr DIGGES. Juliet, — — Mrs INCHB.ALD. To which will be added, The JUBILEE, With all the SOMGS .and MUSIC ...
... ; Lord Provoft of this city, arrived in town from. London. Monday night, fome- ?? perfons broke into the gallery of the Theatre, without paying, and created fo.ne eiiftirbance. They were yefterday brought before the Magistrates, who committed them to ...
... HighnefTes the Great Duke and Duchefs were prefent.- The Emprefs is now lo far recovered as to be able to appear at the Court Theatre this evening. Drefden, Dec. 14. The prefent winter is the r.oldcll and fevered that has been known in Saxony fince the year ...
... his power ro tnfure rhem of.pTaces, unlets they are fo obliging as- to take them of the box-keeper at his office near Che Theatre- Royal. ' We arc informed, that a gentleman of dirtinction in tins' place, has receired letters of a late date from Bo- ston ...
... power to infure them of pl.css, unlefs they are fo obliging as to -ike them ofthe box-keeper- art .'his* Office hear the Theatre-Royal. .. . THURSDAY next, the *6th iaftant, there will be ...
... &c. -A.FitiE.sD to the Poor. Canongate, Jan. 23, 1775. Mr Aftley's night, and the laft time of his performing here. At the Theatre Royal,, by his Maj efty's fervants, to-morrow, being the ij&ti.. .currents will be prefented the celebrated comedy of '— ...
... ruined their families, by their prof}:, gate and expenfive a_ lufem ents, in gaming _ nddriuki «» in taverns, attending ihe theatre, and other places y r.nbiic entertainment, which o; cafk_— l a great d_— ?? lion of both rime ar.d money an.i ?? the ruin ...
... the Pit and Oalleries, after the _; aft of a play and fecond of an opera, at Halt price, , not allowed, as in inoft olher theatres. They alio I leaveto allure Mr Digges, that fach an indulge would contribute equally to his iiitereft and their ct venience ...
... SHOP, with two Rooms arid a Cellar, at the eaft end of Prince's ftreet, prefently occu- pied as the Ticket Oflice for the Theatre Royal. .Forparticulars, apply to Thomas Ili'l wright. T O BE S O iT-D, 'THAT ELEGANT HOUSE, in tbe north eaft corner of St ...