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... adminitiration tl»c Earl of Buckinghamfhi e, and the glorious ltd Dec. 1779. -d. A like ribband and Otnamentt, with the labal The Theatre of Dublin, free while the puMic pleafe, and mine the lot to the public.”—Bonflrea were up and down the different flrceis, ...
... of the Earl of Buckinghamfliiie, and the glorious __d of Dec. 1779. f. A like ribband and ornaments, with the labal The Theatre of Dublin, free while the public pleafe, and mine be the lot to pleafe the public.— ■ Bonfires were difperfed up and down ...
... fhould (leer bis courfe aect rdinuly, 11. A letter from Yaimotith, ated Jan. at, fays, Laft night the audience at tiie new Theatre here were agreeably fur prized by die firft appearance of two yoirtig adventurers in Mr, fchtridan's new piece called the ...
... adopted rick, and other PEN at commentators, for t yp Ss. theatre. Allthe inal dated cr, which have been ufually omitted | edition, and the who.e work has been comp has fre- prompt books of cach theatres fo thatthe | es of the prefented, at one view, with the ...
... FENTON's ditto, 1 vol. — — — — — 1 c Sold by the publifher, at the British Liurarv, in the St and, London. BELL's BRITISH THEATRE, Is now reprinted, and may he had coinpleat, or in fmgle (.lays. They eonfifi of One Hu. idled plays, and comprize the principal ...
... being able to make properly undtrftocd, at lull openly declared to him, that his Royal Matter the ett Indies ** to be the theatre theprefent war, he was ccmmiffiontd ** make the handfomett offers Sir C.corgc, would quit the Englirti fervice, and take upon ...
... himfelf properly undcrllocd, at iall openly dcelared to him, that as bis Royal Mailer meant the V, cfl Indies to he the theatre of the prcfent war, he was ?? to make tbe liandlbnielt offers to Sir George, If he would quit the Englifh fervice, and ...
... Carrick, and other eminent commentators, for the the theatre. All the original preface*, prologue* and epilogues arc which have been omitted incvciy ollnr edition, and the has with pion books each theatre that the leader is n-.tc one view, with tin #->#/ ...
... s, for the ufe of the theatre. All the original prefaces, prologues and epilogues are reftorcd, which have been ufually omitted in every other edition, ami the whole wotk has been compared with the prompt boolts of each theatre j fo that the reader i ...
... wood ; fconce, pier and dreffing- glaifes; Wilton and other carpets; anlndiacabinef ; a filver ticket for the Colcheftcr theatre; a large marble fide-tible, mahogony frame ; alarge mahoguny counting-houfe defk j a quantity of valuable books; upwards of ...
... other wood feonce, pier and drefßng* glades; Wilton and other cat pets; an Indiacabincf) a diver ticket for the Colcbcfhr theatre j large marble Sdc-raWc, inahogony frame large mahogany eoentinf .ufa defk quaatity of valuable books j upwards of One hundred ...
... the IYmcefs Royal, and her two next filters, the Prince of Wales, Billiop of Ofnaburgh, and Prince William Henty, went ?? theatre, to fee the Tem- pers, and tiie comic opera of tbe Quaker. The con- courfe of people alfembleil in the pit was fo great to ...