... eftimation is, the Stage held in .by her.^ lam led into thefc reflections, Mr Printer, from tl.e late difagree^ able ?? ofthe Theatre in this city, an rj rV ?? ?- ry diffin-ent and brighter profpeft. of it. I believe , b:- allowed, that this nation is asjrem ...

... Dec.rations, Sec. t. ti-ulai'lv a ROCK SCENE;— The ORDER OF THE GARTER, .painted' by the bte MrD:-!il of Co. eat Garden Theatre);— A View of St I ?? PARK, fee. Ac-1 F-oUh-S at Paris ; Act 11. At Lady rafliion's Rout; ancl ___t 1.1. conclu.les with the ...

... rcfpeiftable Theatres-Royal in England, (London excepted); and if we may nidge by his mode of conducting them,, during that time, we have every reafon to hope for the like fucc.-fs here. When he firft took the government of the York and Hull Theatres, he found ...

... Drell-s, Dec. rations. Sec. ' ?? a ROCK SCENE; — The ORDER OF THE GARTER, (painted by the late Mr l).lil oi Covtnt Garden Theatre); — -^ View ofst ?? PARK, See. Acll. 1-inilhes at I .nis ; Act H. At Lad.- I-'alliion's Rout; and Afl HI. conclude* with the ...

... Balcairas, Grand Mailer Elecft, the Brethren of the Free and Accept- ed Mafons, and to the numerous and brilliant audience the Theatre ?? graced with on Monday .all. Senfiblc of the favours conferred on him by them, and the Public in gene- ral, his utmoil ...

... l)r--';es, Decorations, Sec. p.iticulaily a ROCK SCENE; — The ORDKI- OF THE OARTER, (painted by the late Mr Dahl of Covent Garden Theatre,; — A View !l__L Kn ill __a at Paris ; Att 11. At Laelv Fallilon's Root j and Aft 111. coiielu.-les with the Order of the ...

... he introduced all the SONGS, TRIOS, O.ARTEF- IWS GLEES, a.^tl CHORCSSES tif that favourite Oi-;..ia ; as per- ?? .1 v the Theatre Royal, Caveat Garden, One Hundred Nights, ?? ta,fc MiW-KINSON; Don Antonio, Mr WOOD; And Don Isaac, KlrßAVl^r. 'ITse Dm— ma ...

... dreadful manner. The poor man's wife was hut a day or two brought to ix if, which renders the cafe peculiarly pitiable. Theatre- Royal, January 31. The Tragedy of the Revenge will be revived on Wed- ne_by next: Zsu-.ga, Mr Wiliinfitt; Alonzo, Mr Woods ...

... Twins; or, Which is which? A farce, three adts. Altered from Shakepeare's Comedy of Errors. W. Wood*. As performed at the theatre-royal, E- Elliot. A vindication of tiae oppofition to the late intended bill, for the relief of Roman-Caibolics in Scotland ...

... make himfelf properly underftood, at laft openly declared to him* that as his Royal Mafter meant the Weft Indies to be the theatre of the prefent war, he was commiflioned to make? the handfomeft offers to Sir George, if he would quit the Englifh fervice ...

... Montague. To which will be added, (for that night only) The Wi«s Rei ?? On that evening, Mr .dldrid-e, Principal Dancer of the Theatre-Royal Caveat-Garden, will make his firft appear- ance. As he Is beyond compari—ia th.c _r_ Dancer at pre- fent on any Engliih ...

... or'- too lb. tobacco,, per balhe. by the car- go. :•..■-■ Exchange, 2000 to -500 per cent.. Bills very fcarce. - ?? _ ' ' Theatre- Royal, Feb 7. . As Mr Wilkinson is Under an abfojutc neceflity of per- •or.ally attending his ' Friends and the Public at ...