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... „„ , •Ihe ?? n Rennet. j IS 6d P ?? Z GOOD BAKING APPLES ; she Warclit.ul. of David Shepfakd and Son, High .*t, Edinburgh. And at £im- Warehoufe, high-coloured r Oranges lor Marmalade ; line Seville and China Olan- ; LHbon Lemons reasonable, for making Shrub ; nou- s's,.its, Walnuts, and Nuts; with Sultana, Mufcatelle, ,-sn, aud -mi Raifins; Jor-lon and Valentia Almonds, . French ...
... thsu.ks to the Nobility ?? Gentry for tbe many favours conferred on him in his ■teral vifits to this Metropolis for thcfe twenty-five years ill, and begs leave to acquaint them, that there will be A Variety of New Entertainments, as follow ; j. ERESLAW's New invented Capital Deceptions. ai Sienr PINETITs Philofophica! Experiments •i vlonficlir NOVELLI's Mechanical Apparatus. it WAI KER - ROOM, ...
... l 'il NOVEIXI's Mechanical Apparatus, ': «t WALKER'S ROOMS, in New AfTembly Clofe, High-Street, ■fit'i j, Prefect MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and THURS- *« riY next, the 7th, 9th, and icth inflant, in the ?? f Evening. '•'■'« The Doors to be opened at Half after Six o'clock, •«l: and to begin at Seven. * L r art : cu!ars of the Performances are ?? in the 1 hand-hilU. Ac - MUSIC vrii! attend benvecn ...
... NOVEI.LI's Mechanical Apparatus, At WALKER'S ROOMS, in New AfTembly Clofc, I Pgh-Strect, Tins prefent Evening, TiIUiISDAY the iotb, and SA- TORDAT the* 1 2th current. The Dcors to he opened at Half after Six o'clock, and to begin at Seven. Tl-c i-.r ,: cu'ais of the Performances arc expreffed in the liswid-kills. MUSIC will attend between the different parts. Ads. iU ince TWO SHILLINGS each ...
... be exprefltd in the Hills. Edinburgh, January I*. 1788. fir the better Accommodation ofthe NobilitJ and Gentry, Mr B R E S L A W . lt ,,eto acquaint them, that he has now fated np, very S^tallr, WALKER'S ROOMS, in the New Affem- Rooms is through the firtl great door 'in Bell's VVynd, which will be properly lighted up. Mofe New Variety of Entertainments will be difplayed 1 as follows : B R E S ...
... Sir Brilliant Fafhion, Mr ARC. -1..X , William, MrCUARTLKiS; Sideboard, Mr J. BLAND ■ And Sir Bafhful Conftant, «^™' Mrs Lovcmore, Mrs BU UKELLI , Lady Conftant, Mrs WOODS , Mi^r , lh eWirHelm--r, ?? :th ?? Medley O^ure^D^^' P Xo g ,d T ° m ' Mr BLAND, Jun.; Crazy Mr CHAR I ERIS ; Earl of Mercia, Mr SPARKS; Count Lewis, Mr J. SCAN D| And the Mayor of Coventry, Em n.Wefs, Mrs CHARTER.^ And Maud ...
... HI M. l.overnore, Mr WOODS ; ' Sir Brilliant Fafiiion, Mr ARCHER ; Willisim, Mr CHARTERI9; S'sdeh. sir,', Mt I- BLAND; A-.1 Sir Baflifcl Conftant, Mr WILSON. Mrs Lsivcmo-e, Mrs EUI.KELEY ; ?? Conilant, Mrs WOODS; Aluiiin, Mrs WILSON ; Migionct. MrsVILLARS; l'urnilh, Mrs J. BLAND; v. the Widow Belmour, (with a Song) Mrs BROOI-0. To which will be added, a Mnfical Farce, called, PEEPING TOM 01- ...
... C O. Written by George Colman, jtin. Efq* Witb AViv Scenery, Drejfcs.and Vcccrations. ENGLISH. Medium, Mr BELL ; Camply, Mr BLAND, jun. Mate Mr HALLION *, JRS dge, «* WILSON. AMERICANS. »■ rt Planter Mr SPARKS ; 1 'second Planter, Mr CHARTERIS , Waiter, Mr Y.-Yl ES ; •ji-ns, Mr J. Bland, Mailer Charteris, and Mr Francs *, VdSirUiriftophcrCurry, B p fc £^^S-, A „d'Ya y .'ico. Mrs BROOKS. In ...
... Mr WILLIAMSON; & 'fire 11 ,1 Appearance o:l this StageOeJe fixTems, Baflanio Mr ARCHER; Cr ?? no ' Mr HALLION ; Loienz'o, (with a fcng) Mr BELL ; Ai,l. I -nceto?, Mr MOSS- ?? • Mr SPARKS; , D^:ianio, JfUJsi-;^;. ?? YATES; ■Vvhbo Mi CHARTERIS; And Antonio, Mr WOODS. lcffica 'with a Song) Mrs SPARKS j J Nstrii- Mrs VILLARS; And Pos'tla,' «« BULIU-EY. T -Uch will bo added, a New Mufical ...
... nuary 6. 1788, Will he prcfeiited. The COMEDY of the ?? I V A L S. ?I tethony Abfolute, Mr WILSON ; S ?? Abf .lute, Mr WOODS ; fififi- u'l-la-d Mr ARCHER ; _v 1 ucius OTrieger, Mr HALLION ; * - ?? Mr YATES ; ?? r .H i ?? Mr CHARTERIS ; ('oa-hman, Mr J- BLAND; , ?-,' Boy. Ma-ei-CHARTERIS; A Zrl\ii Langulfn, Mrs BROOKS ; Mrs Malaprop, Mrs CHARTERIS ; Lucy, Mrsj-tLAND; ?Jh (will, the Original ...
... the well-known Story in the Spectator) of AND YARICO. Written by Geoige Oilman, jun. Efq; -formed in London Thirty Nights fuecesuvely, laft >â¢..â- at the Theatre- Royal ir. the Haymar-et, and in ⢠: vv-h. with u-rsivcrfal approbation. ' With Ntw S:e.uiy.;>i'fifs,-iii-! DccoratuMS. ENGLISH. , ci.. Mr WOODS*, Mcillum, Mr BELL; ?? Mr ELAND J-ra. ?? iVrHAI.LION; , »t!L Mr WILSON. v ...
... IS THE MAN? H * , ;„. Mr WOODS ; 1 ord'sparkle, Mr ARCHER'; Beauchamp, Mr BLAND Jun. Fitzberbert, Mr SPARKS ; -Bobby Pei-dragon (with a fong) Mr MOSS. 3 Clarinda, Mrs WOODS ; ?? MrsVILLARS; J~r ?? Mrs J. BLAND ; ! Mrslohnfon, Mrs CHARTERIS-, . J 1 ady Bell Bloomer, Mrs STRICKLAND. ?? Being her Firjl Appearance on this Stage. To which will be added, (by particular defire) A Farce, called, -HREE ...