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... 'd'ecomed with tran(parent emblemqgiu&painginghy which bad a good 'e&-K particularly at the new Poll-office, -one of the Theatres, the Weavers-Hall, the, Exchange, and the Caflle. = : ¢ Great crouds affembled;atiall shefe places; all was harmony and joy ...
... at one Calving. We hear that the Town Hall, in Kidderminfter la fitting up for a Theatre, and will be opened next Week, by a Company of his Majetty's Servants from Theatres .Royal, in a Style far fuperior to any 'thing of the Kind ever feen there before ...
... general, and his Friends in particular. Pofitively the LAST NIGHT. VOR the -Benefit of Mrs. FULLAM Mrs. CARLE-FON ; at the New THEATRE lA'olverhampton, this prefeot Evering the lc:tit of January, will be prefented a celebrated Comedy called The STRATAGEM. End ...
... fleet into two fquadions, one of w’ flationed to cruizg off the Windward e other off the Leeward. Thefe again next year the theatre of ‘val nations are preparing to wrelt fugar illands ; and they feem to be fully refolved: toftickat mothing to fupport _thefe ...
... later Accounts fpread their Outrages farther, and Clerkenwell, Chelplide, hittots.Gat.den, Ruird-Street,&c. are now mentionas Theatres of thew Vroceedings. Vw.ious (lays a Corr erpowivnt ; are the Reports who theft: Wretch r:s are !-- t h e • r _ o it prevailing ...
... s, for the ufe of the Theatre. All the original prefaces, prologues, and epilogues are reftored, which have been ufually omitted in every other edition, and the whole work has been compared with the prompt books of each theatre;—ln-that the reader is ...
... eminent commentators, for ::ofillc Theatre, ' All the original prefaces, prologues, ilogues are reftored, ek heve beea ifially omiged in every other editio, snd the whole work has been compared with the books of each theatre;—f{o that the reader is mm:«m | ...
... m ,ke himfel I properly underitood, at openly declared to Wm, that as his Royal Matter me int the Welt-Indies to be the Theatre of the pefent kVar, he was commit . - fioned to make the hanclibmett Offers to Sir George, jibe would quit the Englifh Service ...
... the Theatre, All the M r . ° Prefaces, Prologues, and Eplioeues are reftored, v O 3 1 v , i , • F ox have been nivally ommitted in es try other Edit:ol?,2 upon the whole Work has been compared with the prodipt 0 6 1, 1 r , e Comm i ol'each Theatre' that ...
... the ov-. ke BELL's BRITISH THEATRE, IS now reprinted, and may be bad coma pleat, or in fingle plays. They confift of One Hundred Plays, and comprize the principal dramatic works of ous belk Englith writgrs, . The whole are corre@ly printed from the bef ...
... and Brorhers to the Oratorio 'y -Lane Theatre : Their Majefties, as 're received with Applaule, but when William Henry made his Appearance, ere inch Plaudits as perhaps never were I in the Annals of the Britilh Theatre, it the Time when his preleat Majetly ...