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... after having for fome time join- ed a country-company of comedians, in 174t engaged with Mr Gifford, the manager of the theatre in Goodman’s-fields, where he made his appearance in the charactér of © Richard 1. in which he at once difplayed fuch fingular ...
... horn he liad fubdued, at the reqnefi and intercefion of tlu moit iefp. ?? c friends and allies, in a country wliich was tl.e theatre cf .. .t ; by I'.-hich means thofe perfbns b :came popular, /'.cure, and ?? le X.l ferae him. Yet tho' clemency was a dil ...
... THEATR KNOW A YO uST OW N MIN D. W.« B VyA_fhU__eßKiY, Efq; _ f r.Tb'-rc ?? Cciect Garden, uith the great- A_d performed at r.ie 1 ?? .• . -n-daufe. (Nov D.e_Js'__'el Scenerj incident to the piece ) ?? Mr BROWNE; _ m . c Mr MidsT Mulvil, Jtrjenning-: ...
... THEATRE - R O V A L. jl, Defire of her ffighntf, the Ps incesu DASHKAW, ' 011 MONDAY Fii'cni'ig nc.-.t will be prtfented, The SCHOOL FOR S C A NDA L. Sir Peter Teazle, Mr MILLS. Sir Oliver Surface, Mr WEBB. lc-feph Surface, ?? r WOODS. Crabtree, M r CHARFERIS ...
... the approba- tion bf thofe Ladies and Gentlemen who honour the AilfcmMy with their prcience, as the tickets of ?? to the Theatre, ar.d to betieht Concerts, h.ive been long at that price, ar.d as the whole profits ?? froiii the Aflernblies are applied ...
... THEATRE-ROTA L. Mrs WILSON'S LAST WEEK. To-Morrocv, being THURSDAY, v.ill be prefeiitcd, The SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL Sir Peter Teazle, Mr MILLS. Sir Oliver Surface, Mr WE BIS-, Jcfep'i Surface, Mr WOODS. Crabtree. Mr CHARTERIS, Sir Beniamlr. Backbite, Mr ...
... after having for fonie time joined a country company of Comedians, in 1741, engaged with Mr Giff.-rd, the Maganer of the Theatre in Goodman's -fields, where he made his firft appearance in the character of Richard HI. in which he at once'difplayed fuch ...
... Vh. I ?? Conipany. The artieits of roup will he lliowii by Fiintcij Stnthca write: t - ?? I f jentt, WarrifiaaTf . ioib. \ THEATRE -ROYAL. I By Defire of His Grace the DUKE of BUCCLEUGH, ;inci the Ofiiccrs of the South Fendbk Oil MONDAY Ereahtg wall he ...
... whole of his fortune, veith the 10,000 1. left him by his late brother, to Miis Tet- lev, lately a dancer of Diairy-!ane theatre. It v.-as this day reported on 'Change, tbat a rich French Pad- Endiaman hat! been taken by one ox his ?? frigates, and ...
... FRIDAY the sth March, there wili te & MA S X E D B A L L. When the Theatre will reprefent A F A 11. Tote cdiidufleil on the liracflr.ll at the MJSpiKWMk* heltl r.t the KING'S Theatre in the Hay-Maike-r, LONDO'*.*. Particulars to Lt inleited in tiit flit-ait: ...
... -eye Will ar.fwer your, queftion. No other it needs ; Tor a Beau and that Nail are bclh Jprigi ivith'ottt head}. MARTIAL. THEATRE - R O V A L. Oiv MONDAY the 15th «rf February, wß be pt.-fiai.j»cd, If cr the fecond time this lcafon) The ?? Comic Opera ...
... Comtpatvr. To coorbjeb: ivit!*. TKE EGYPTI A N PYP.A M I D S. Tickets and Pieces for the Boxes to he had *at the Ol*aee- of the Theatre, and of Mr Richer, at Mr Campbell's Ta.yler, yt Ana's Street. To begin at SIX o'clock precifely. \ PROTESTANT IN T E R E S ...