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... is performed Drury- Lane theatre. Is. Bickel. Bon Ton ; or, High life above flairs ; a comcdy in two a&s. it is performed Drury-Laue theatre, Becket. The Man's the Matter; a comedy in five As now performed Covent-Garden theatre. Written Sir William Davenant ...
... fine Scene is the work of Mr Elliot of this City, anil is copied from that excellent piece of painting, exhibited at the THEATRE ROYAL, DRU! _V LANE. The Character of Columbine, for that night, will be perform- ed by MARIA TERESA, the amazing CORSICAN ...
... The Lyttle Gypfy : A farce one adt. which is added, The theatrical Candidates ; a mulical prelude. performed at Drury-Lane theatre. Bucket. A of poems. By the Rev. Jofeph Wife, reclor Penharft, Suflex. 3s. ic wed. Dilly. The fall of Mexico, poem. Mr Jeruingham ...
... officers and ladies have eft abli flied a theatre in this town^ for their own amufement, and the benevolent piirpofe of contributing to the relief of di- ftrefled foluiers, their widows and children;. . The theatre will be. opetied once a week, and tragedies ...
... THEATRE ROYAL. By his Majefly's Servants, To-morrow, being Thursday, will be presented, a COMEDY, 'called A BOLD STROKE FOR A WIFE, QUAKER'S WEDDING. Obadiah Prim, by Mr DIGGES. To which will be added, the JUBILEE, With all the Songs and Decorations ; ...
... THEATRE ROYA L, For the Benefit of MARIA TERESA, the AMAZING CORSICAN FAIRY, Being politively heivlaft appeaiance on this ftaee, as Ike will let oft from this City immediately after her Benefit, On MONDAY the Bth inrtant will be prefeuted, The Comedy ...
... For the CALEPONIAK .-MERCURY. Pxologue intended for Mrs MelmoU t'h's f.rft ap- pe.irancc at the Theatre licyal here. E Lated and deprefs 'd 'twixt Hope and Fear, How hard to grafp one fprig of laurel btre? Where brightell orbs fo lately hai'e be^feen ...
... down the ftairs, curling the g_iv.ieman for being poifeffed of fo little caflj ; upon which ihe gentle - man returned to the Theatre, from whence he had juft before come, in order to get afiiftance and purfue them. Here he got two of the Sheriff's officers ...
... ''nburgh, or Alexander Somervell, inLeith. LJ.B. A parcel, of VIRGINIA BARREL STAVES to be f J( - by applying as' above. THEATRE ROYAL. The extreme feverity of the Weather on Monday Evening, having injured the Benerit appointed tor the AMAZING. COKSICAN ...
... THEATRE ROYAL. . S he- M .iieflv's Birth- day is to be kept on THURSDAY , jf_ the Piay intended to be aftcd on that evening will be P er^-l^7Sp^sSAY the 16th current, Wili be prci ?? 1 , a Comedy called . The BEA W X STItA T A G E _v_. The Fart of Mrp ...
... THEATRE I.OVAL. By De fi.re of feveral Ladies of Difi'mffion. On SATURDAY Evening, will be prcfented, The E A I li FENI T t . T. . The part of Califta, by Mrs MELMOTH. Being her fecond appearance in that character. Scioito, by Mr DI'.GES. To which will ...
... behalf of her unfortunate hufba.d. Yeftcrday morning about two o'clock (and not be- fore) died Mr Tho. Wetton, comedian of the Theatre- royal, Dfury-iatte. His. diiorder was a galloping con- ft'-mption,arifing from ttn ulcer which had formed upon his lungs ...