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... midwifery. MRS. MARGARET PALMER, begs Leave to acquaint the Publick, and her Friends paiticoiarly, That (he li jl'ft returned from London, where the lias been for li.ine ime part, in order to improve henclf tlic Art of Midwifery, under the Direction of Dr. Olbornc; who has given aCcrtihcatc, under his own l, of her nflldiians Application uhilll under Care, and of her properly qualilicd. pracli ...
... HEATRE ROYAL. By his Majesty's Servants, On TUESDAY the 12th March, Will be revived, a Comedy (written by Shakespeare) called, The TWELFTH NIGHT; OR, WHAT YOU WILL. Malvolio, Mr DIGGES. Olivia, Mrs LEE. And Viola. Mrs MELMOTH. To which will' be added, a Musical Entertainment, never performed here, called The Dragon of Wantley. {Composed by Mr Lampe.) Gaffer Gubbins, Mr Inchbald ; Moore of ...
... ( not adted this Seafun) called O T H EL L O, MOOR of VENICE. Odiello by Mr DIGGES. Brabantio, Mr WEBB. Caffio, Mr MILLS. , ; Rodtrigo, Mr DUTTON. And la go> —-— ■ Mr WOODS. Emilia, Mrs W EBB. . And Defdemona, Mrs MELMOTH, / Her fit ft appearance in that characler.) Between the Play ami Fat cc will be performed, A Comic Interlude, called The p E ?? 1 U R E R. In which will be introduced, The ...
... of the city ol*%*th, Biewers, is by mutual len- ient this day diflialve 1 ; and th n all perfons who have any demands thereon, arc dcfircd Forthwith to fend their iccounts to Mr. fan.es Jordan, of this place, who will pay the fame, and thole who are indebted to them ar* desired to pay either of the faid copartners. N.B. The brewery and fpirit trades ire aow earned ea at ufual by jatr.es Jordan ...
... , her Niece, publilhed by the latter in tin.liraiion nf her conduct. With explanatory Hots*. heb. 11, ...
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... fame regidarity and decorum, as at HIS MaAJESTY's OPERA HOUSE IN LONDON.^ The whole houfe -will be lighted and ornamented in the nioft brilliant manner. The stage will be cleared, and large columns wreathed with Bowers, and decorated with luftres, ranged oh each fide, fo as to form anxtlegant faloon. A floor will be laid over the pit toioin ittotheftage. And fideboards, with refrefhrnents, ...
... fame plan, and with the fame regularity and decorum, as at HIS MAIESTY's OPERA HOUSE IN LONDON. The wb*o:e ?? will be lights.d and ornamented in the molt brilliant manner. The ftage will be cleared, and large columns wreathed with flowers, and decorated with luftres, ranged on each fide, fo as to form an elegant faloon. A floor will be laid over the pit to tpin it to the ftage. And iideboards ...
... Drew crowded and brilliant Audiences nt the THEATRES ROYAL in LONDON and DUBLIN, Is ent;aged for only FOUR NIGHTS, to exhibit his moll: fui- priiing and entertaining Performances at the THEATRE ROYALhere. ?? He will aopear on EVERY THURSDAY only: And as his arrival 'is expeefted every hour in this City, a Box-book is opened at the Office, where places may be taken for THURSDAY NEXT. It is no ...
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... At our feflions held this week, Tho. Black, Wm. Smith, William Corpin, William Scales, WardFerrvman, and Tho. Beaumont, for dealing the rudder and other parts of the wreck of a Ihip ftranded on our beach, were ordered to be tranfponcd for 7 years. Tohn Carr, Robert Harret, Alexander Clifton, and Tho. Arraftrong, for felony, were levcrally branded. John Ruffel for cutting and dealing a piece of ...