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... FOR THE BENEFIT OF Mr. PARSONS and Mrs. HARRISON, AT the New Theatre Salifbury, oh Wcdnefday Evening, the of January, 17S0, will be performed, the much-admired COMEDY of A N E -S; Or, The REVELS DON JOilN At tl»» End cf the PJay will he performed (for ...
... buildings verc decorated with embiematica! paimings, which had good oftha, particularly at the new Poll Office, one of the Theatres, the Weaver’s-Hal!, the Exchinge, and the Caille. crouds a: ail thefe places; all was harmony and iyj nothing was heard but ...
... Fun and all the Humour, all the Ecarh, V -.11 the ludgment, which have lately flowed from the = m'v, rlitics from the three Theatres, from White’s )V' | -houle, from the Beef-fteak Club, from the Spotlt(11 v, and choice Spirits Club iu London and H'ejhnwJicr ...
... decorated with tranfparent emble- matical paintings, which had a good cffn_t, particu- larly at the new Poft Oflice, on. of the Theatres, the Weavers Hall, the Exchange, and .lie C!.le. Great crouds aflcmbled at : all trfefc places; all was harmony and joy ...
... of the Printer this Paper NEVER PERFORMED THEATRE-ROYAL, E R E. MANCHESTER. On Wedncfhy next. Jar.uara it, 1780. will performed, A Comic OPERA, Performed feveral Nights to crowded Audiences. l-rt tfae Theatre-Royal the Hay-market, Londin, call d, SUMMER ...
... 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 ...
... Mr. Bift, Mis. Francis, Mifs Southwell, Mif* Rofs, Mil's Crawford, Mils .Aihton, &*c. Stc. Mdtßitn. Mi. Row bwth'am, cfthe Theatre-Royal, to Mifs Pl.i iija Let-fen*— Mr Chaile* Banning, flioe-maker, to Mils hiitty Cruft.— Mr. Wni. ileal, fchool-mafter, ...
... the Earl of Buckinghamfhire, and the glorious 23d of December, Third, a like sibband and ornaments, with the label * The Theatre of Dublia tree, while the public pleafe, and mine be the lot to pleafe the public.’ Bonfires were difperfed up and down the ...
... King reaches out,to a kneeling fi- gure reprefenting Ireland, a fcroll inferibed Relief. At Ryder's, the manager of the Theatre in Crow- ftreet, in the centre, Britannia and Hibernia join hands, and tread under foot the colours of France and Spain, round ...
... City and chief Town in Gr«a.-Britais, *c. Mr. WHITLET's Company. By DESIRE of the GENTLEMEN of the TRUE BLUE CLUB. AT the THEATRE ia DERBY, on Friday Evening, Jan. xx, 1780, wiii be prefented, A favourite COMEDY, eaird The SCHOOL for WIVES. Written by ...
... LONDON, (Saturday) Jan. 15. Laft Night their Majefties were at Covent- Garden Theatre, to fee the Comedy of She Stoops to Conquer. Her Majefty was dreffed in Scarlet Sattin, with Sable Trimming, and attended by Lady Egremont, Mifs Vernon, Mifs Tryon, ...
... irpficord arc. a (iuinca aiul a a and nc.i to'iancr. teaches ai iii* own houlc tire Violin and Violoncello the lame terms. At the THEATRE in the BIGC-MAUKET, On Monday cv ntn;> January r?, will performed, a comic r a, ciihd LOVK in a VILL/VGE. With all the original ...