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... that Church continues to be guided and governed by its prefeat unfcriptural conftitution. * Genuine Protefiant, MAIDSTONE THEATRE, January 8, 1780. THIS prerent Evening will be prefented the new and much admired Comic Opera, of The DUENNA, with the MAYOR ...
... the 17th, Mr. will open the Theatre this city for the f feafon, having engaged feveral capital perh , rr* ers from the Theatres Royal, who-are ? time unemployed. As no pains will be fpared in conducing bufißefs the Theatre, Mr. Ilurft humbly hopes that ...
... CANTERBURY THEATRE. Mr. Hurlt mod rdpedfuJly acquaints the Ladies and Gentlemen this city, and its neighbourhood that on account of the extreme indifpolition of a principal performer, and the alterations and additions making to the Theatre not being perfedly ...
... duty at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, on Tucfday night, and two principal performers who arenow p engaged here for this feafon, continuing fo indifpofed as not to be able to exert thcmfdves give that fatisfafHon as could be wilhed, the Theatre will not ...
... to be. Gentlemen, Your much obliged, and Dame Street, Faithful humble fervant, Dee. nth, 1779. FRANCIS BERNARD. MAIDSTONE THEATRE, January 1780. HIS prefent Evening will be pre- JL fenced, by Mrs, BAKER’s COMPANY, Hie Tragedy, of ROMEO and JULIET, with ...
... would be alhamed, no doubt, to treat their enemies. Precincts, Jan. 28. aided thefe /even Yearn By their Majejiy s At the Theatre in Canterbury, MONDAY wiil be prefeoted Comec’y called The Recruiting Officer. Captain Plume, Mr. KENT. Serjeant Kite, Mr ...
... Airs, Scenery, Machinery, and every minute Part of the Decorations, as performed upwardi of Sixty Nights laft Winter, the Theatre Royal in Drury Lane. Corporal William, Mr. HE L EY. Sir Harry Bouquet, Mr. MIE L. Serjeant, Mr. MUNDEN. B uillard, Mr. NEWTON ...
... Cuifslehurft, Kent, to Mifs Remnant, of tiie fame place. DlfcD.] A few days fince, at Liverpool, Mr. William Barry, Treafurer the Theatre Royal in that town, and brother to the late Sprangtr Barry, Efq. Saturday feânnight, David Lloyd Doulben, Kfq; Gentleman ...
... care of horfe, I fauntered to the Theatre, where I had the pleafurc to behold decent, well-behaved, and truly refpeftable let of performers, (everal of whom I recollett to have frequently feen on the London Theatres. Farquhar’s celebrated comedy of the ...
... IPIEARTILY coincide with your correfpondent Theatricus, that the comedy of the Recruiting Officer was well reprefented at the theatre of this city on uefday lail, particularly in the feveral chara&ers he has mentioned, but Theatricus certainly forfeits the ...
... reafons; he will be heard with candour, and replied to with temper. Eafi Kent, Feb. 5, Laft night their went to Drury-lare theatre to fee the opera the School for Fathers, with the entertainment of Fortunatus. Ihe Queen was drelfed in black filk the Court ...
... but later counts fpread their oatrrges further, and kenwell, Cheapfide, Hatton G;;rden, Ru'F ftreet, Sic. are now mentioned theatres their cruelties. Who they are is another queftion much 1 tated among the public. Some fay they are cars, who came over !at ...