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... cl'uf, Mr J. Bland ; Norfolk, Mr Hallion ; Lieutenant of the Tower, Mr Charteris ; Blunt, Mr Davis ; Tyriel, Mr Smith; And Earl of Richmond, Mr JONES. Lady Anne, Mrs W I L M O T - ...
... Ba'ddefey, Sec. and as high- ay gratified by the Sine finging of Stcracc, Mrs Crouch, and Romanzmi, as well as by the excellence oi the r.itiflcal compositions. God Save the King was repeated after the Opera. The audience each time joined in the- cbosus ...
... int _ Mr KING; Sir Baikfo ?? ' ■«. AKCHER ; a, Bnltait *»*-». Mr WOODS. A ,dl.ovcjn ...
... OF .if BETH KING OF SCOTLAND. |*VtT d Mr PENNELE, VtScco-d Appearar.ee in that Character on this Stage. ¥* B.„ q no, Mr WILLIAMSON; Malcolm, Mr BELL • _ ?? Mr SPARKS ; D ?? Mr BLAND jun.-, ?? ...
... NigM of Mr KING'S Engagement. ' nKESDAY next, April S. i;« - » te prefented, an^hal. a Comeot ca'led, The CLANDESTINE MARRIAGE. in-lebr — Mr KING; **£ %ta Melvil, Mr WOODS ; , , «» Mr WILLIAMSON. An . r ?? ...
... to Mr Brute of Arnot. the propri- etor, or Mr Stewart, avriter, Tailors Hall, Coivgafe. Not to he repeated. ST JOHN STREET. TO be LET, and entered to at Whitfunday next, that large and commodious HOUSE in St John Sticet, prefently poflcfled by Mr Trotter ...
... new. Harlequin, Mr BANKS; Pantaloon, Mr Sparks; Lover. Mr Sutherland ; Cohler. Mr Simpion ; Coachman, Mr J. Bland; Bricklayers, Mr Simpll.n, Mr J. island, and ...
... notion of men having tails, and called him a judges pofleriori, which amufed Dr Johnfon ; ar.d thus ho- lliiitieS were prevented. At fupper we had Dr CuHen, his fon the advocate, D'r Adam Ferguflbn, Mi Croft-ie, advocate. Witchcraft was in- troduced. Crofiie ...
... Murray of Touchadam, Bart. Mr Druuimoiid c.f Blair Drummond, Mr Callander of Craigfoith, Mr Ogilvie oi Gaiidoch, Mr Potter of Eafler Liveiands, Mr Ramfay of Ocntertvie, Mr Rind of Welter I Ivelands, ...
... the Hall of the Public Difpenfary, Richmond-ftrect. During the Summer -feinon, Dr Duncan will read a Courfe of Lec- tures on the MATERIA MEDICA. Pupils are admitted to attend Dr Duncan's Lectures on the following terms : 1. For the Leaures on the Theory ...
... Fes, at die moft convenient hours, with the gre-tcfl nana. . lity. Enquiie for Mr M'Done!!. at his lodgings at Mr mi- ' . Baron Grant's Ciofe, near Lcitli Wyndf or at Mr decch's' ?? note left at tlie aocc places, wiii be ia' rncdiateiy attended. Mahogany ...
... On THUReiDAV, Tulv 6. tt36. cvill be performed, A Tragedy, called, 'I'iie GAMES T E R. The Parts of Mr ami Mrs Beverley, to be peiformcd by Mi- ancl Mrs POPE. To whicii wili be added, A Farce, called, HIGH LIFE BELOW STAIRS. Tax on Perfumery and Hair-Powder ...