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... northward of ihe buildings towards the lea (for the motion has beea from North to South with little or variation) is now the theatre this furpriling l'pedtacle. has uniformly proceeded towards the fea, which it will, in all probability, reach in a day or ...
... life. But I declare you, Sir, that cannot fee many great advantages refulting from plays, fome of the faft friends of the theatre may think they produce. They refemble certain phyficians, who, they cure you of one difeafe, are certain leave another in ...
... to the fignet. WATCH LO ST. THERE was LOST on Friday laft, at two o'clock, hetween the George-Inn at BriOp-port, and the Theatre Royal, a SILVER WATCH, a chain and two i'cais, maker's fame, Biown, Loudon, No. 3180. Whoever returns the faid Watch to the ...
... Philpot, Mr KIPPLING, From the Theatre-Royal in the Haymaik'et, Seilig his fiift Appearance oil thii Stage. Corrinna, Mis MILLS; And Maria, Mrs BULKI.EY. Tickets to be had, and Places for the Boxes taken, at the office of the Theatre. „ (ww u^_*_wwhMt«^aM»» ...
... LONDO Ni Laft night their Majefties, accompanied by the Princefs- Royal, Frincefs Angufta, and Prince Edward, went to Co- ?? Theatre, tq fee the nev/ comedy of the Follies of a Day. and the- Magic. Cavern. Their Mnjefties were at- tended by the Earl of Ayleibury ...
... MONDAY, January io. 1785, . Will be prelented, the Comedy- of The SCHOOL for SCANDAL. Sir Peter Teazle, Mr EVERARD ; From the Theatre Royal, Dnny l.ar.e. Uting his firjh appearance on this ft age. Jofeph Surlace, Mr WOODS ; Crabtree, Mr KIPLING, Being his ...
... THEATRE-ROTAL. On WEDNESDAY, January 12. 1785, Will be prefented, the Comedy of THE RIVALS ; or, A TRIP TO BATII. To which will be added, a Farce, called, ALE THE WORLD'S A STAGE; OH, THE BUTLER IN BUSKINS. Tickets to be had, and Places for tiie Boxes ...
... fupported in fiich a manner, as to me- rit the attention and the approbation ofthe public. We can- not omit mentioning, that the Theatre is entirely new 'ininted, and in a 'ftile that does great credit to the artift. There is ?? the wlitile, a limpiicity without ...
... BULKLEY, From the Theatre-Royal, Drury Lane, Being iter firfi appeal aace en this Stage thtfc three years- To which will be added, a Farce, ctdied, THE IRISH WIDO W. Whittle, Mr EVERARD; And Sir Patrick C'Ncaie, Mr DUNCAN, From the Theatre-Royal, Dublin, ...
... take place early in the fpring. His Grace the Duke of Rutland, on being informed that, in confequer.ee of the riots at the Theatre-Royal in Dublin, when his Grace was there, the manager fuftaiued a very con- iiderable lofs, as the ladies abfented thcmfelves ...
... Extract ofa letter from Aberdeen., Jan. 10. On Wednefday v/as fe'ennight fome young gentlemen of this place performed in the Theatre, Qoeen-ftrect, the trage- dy of Douglas, together with fome of the principal fcencs of the Agreeable Suqirife, and the farce ...
... THEATRE- ROYAL. [Never acted here] On MONDAY, January 17. 1785, Will be presented, a New Comedy, cailed, THE REPARATION. As performing at the Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane, with universal applaufe. To which will be added, a Farce, not afted here thefe three ...