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... crofi thefe.dreary moors before the cur* On thi« the new Pantomime called the Enchanted Castle, (performed at Covent-Garden Theatre) is part* lv founded. C few. iew. But ere he had proceeded half his journey, he was bewildered the different tracks; and not ...
... memory, t cannot fay, fo pray rcgifter him in your paper. Two young officers having a few nigiiis fir.cc bad a difpute at the Theatre dc Beavj-Jo:-, in Parii, re- tired to decide the matter fword in hard into the ftreet, and in a few minutes both received ...
... EPILOGUE ?? by V-. F E CTO R, Efq; Jl his private Theatre in Hover, before 11 numerous and rcfpeftable Audience, on Dee. 14, 1786. Written by W. GILLUM, Efq; SPEAK fraullj, Ladies, would you have a lover— Soch killing proofs of his regard difcovcr! 'i ...
... THEATRE-ROTJL. Tbe LITTLE DEVIL ANn COMPANY, From SADLERS IV ELLS, Are engaged to perform here on their retuin from Glai'gow to Ixmdoti : TIIiiREFCRE, On SATURDAY next, January 6. 1787, Will be prefented, A Variety of Entertainments, As will be expreffed ...
... conviviality whicii are always to be ■mad there. I. ft muft be obferved, that the former motto of fiord Sandwich's private theatre was, ** Renaiccr.tur qua- jair. cecidere. i lie pieces ordered for reprefentation on the Brening of the Prince's departure ...
... accident happened, at Mr Arraitage's pawn- (liopln Skinner-row, Dublin. Mary Rorke, one of the fruit women that attend the theatre, coming to releafe a gown, was obliged to wait a little until fome o;hsr pafons ie tiK (hop were feivsd, In, ta: interim, ...
... SCANDAL, S L l With the Farce of R O S I N A. -* k-'s to be had, and places for the Boxes taken, ?? Gibb, at the Office of the Theatre. DIINN's ASSEMBLY ROOMS. rTKEE-E will he an ASSEMBLY in Dunn's Rooms, on I Teufday r.txt the 16th curt, to begin at feven ...
... to the prefent writing, in her own hand, and attefted in the moil ?? manner. Mrs Wells is not re-engaged for the Hsymarkct Theatre. She joins the company at Edicburgh ; after the races, takes a trip to Ireland. This r/e have from undoubted authority ; for ...
... THEATRE-ROTA L. 'fO- MORROW, WEDNESDAY, January 17. 1787- WiU be piefented, a Comic Opera, called, The SCHOOL FOR FATHERS; LIONEL AND CLARISSA. Colonel Oldboy, Mr WILSON ; Teframy, Mr I.A-MASH» Sir John Flowerdale, Mr KEMBI.E -, Terkins, Mr HAIAION ;— ...
... THEATRE-ROTAL. On SATURDAY Evening, January 20. 1787. Will be prefented, a Comedy, called, The WAY TO X E E P H I M. Lovemore, MrWOODS; Sir Brilliant Fafhion, Mr LA-MASH % -lh'im, Mr CriAßTEßlS;— Sideboard, MrJ. BLAND; % And Sir Balhful Conftant, Mr ...
... THEATR E-R OVAL. , v DESIRE OF THE MOST WORSHIPFUL FRANCIS CHARTERIS, Esq. GRAND MASTER ?? t he Ancient and Honourable Fraternity of FREE MASONS. .n.N'CAY Evening, January 21. will be prefented, * J ' ' A Comedy, called, The HEIRESS. lf . d MrWOODS; C ...
... guns will be fired. There will be a (j-lendid Draw- ing-room at St James's, and in the evening a ball, 'i'he Opera houfe, Theatres, Manlion-houfe, and other public buildings, with the ihops of her Maje- fiy's tradefmen, will be illuminated. The Minifters ...