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... time inc! ning to receive him again with favour, be refolved upon returning to his native country, and refuming the of the theatre again; but in the tion of this defign unexpected arofe. At the beginning of this feafon he ak fo met with a mortification ...
... Stow, Mr Frafer of Ford, Mr Caiderhall, Mr Newton of Cu rrlt 23. At Glafgow, Mrs Belfill, who was engaged to perform at the theatre-royal, Edinburgh, in a principal line. 24. Mifs Bell Wight, daughter of the late Rev. Mr Robert Wight of Dumfries. 24. At ...
... his good behaviour for fourteen years, ander the penalty of 6o,ooo!. March 1. Their. Majeures attended the Richmond boule Theatre, to fee the performance of tiie YV on- ce, with 'he Guardian. 5. and 7. Debates in the Iloufe of Commons on the Declaratory ...
... WINGATE, Deyute OaWedneHay tl.e jtft December ?? a Ce- ntral Meeting of tiie Burgeffes attached to Reform, was held in the Theatre of this place. The Meet- ing was truly numerous, rcipectable, and orderly. — The feats were rilled with Burgeffe-: of all ...
... informed. That tbe • *T Ope!, of the THEATRE is' unavoidably pollpou- -a at -WEDNESDAY next, the rilft inllant, when - A pLAYAND FARCE -yjjj be perfoimed, as will be advertifed in a few days. 1 ~p The Office of the Theatre will be opened To-Mor- ICW- I. M ...
... ver.ing, Jan. 31. 1789. V'ill bt performed, the Tragedy of HAM L E T PRINCE Ol' DENMARK. _f „vt — Mr HOI. MAN, J/ioffl the Theatre R n-al, Covettt-Garden, His firjl etfcarasscl ok ?? Stage. r *,„ft Mr W 11.L1AMSON; King, Mr SPARKS; 1-ioiatio, Mr HALI.ION; ...
... appointed tbe pleading to go on to-morrow morn- ing at ten o'clock. Lait night, Mr Hoiman made Ids fii. l ?? ?? ?? . at the Theatre Royal inthe charafter ...
... * THEATRE-ROYAL. n. v demos. lanuary 26. will be piefented D lh Tj ENN A; OR, THr. E ELOPEMENT. DOUBLE Mr WILSON; Don y° m l' -. Mr BLAND, Inn. ; Don Antonio, M __ „ . Do „ FerdiMnl, Mr HA . L(ON . lather Paul, Mr f B , D . Augusrine, Mr SPARK.? ; Bather ...
... _T THEATRE-ROYAL. , o^ tu ?? ToYE jS A VILLAGE. *LUVH. Mr WILSON; jnliice Wnodcock. Hjd Mr H , m „„ s J Hawthorn,- N. ?? • Mr ELANI), jun. An ?? M^ OW5 ' Mrs SPARKS; s j_ u ci.ida, j ?? s (jeo-jc. Ao d Rofttta, introduced an entire new b the courfe ...
... nic, &c * c-avary I.ettrc.-, fur I'Egynte* Melanges 1.,t- -ter-iires, par D'AUetnherc, 5 vols * Hi;tci-e Ancc.-iati.ae cv Theatre Italian, 7 vols* Voltaire Louie, XIV * Charles XII. Btc * :c* r. EDINBURGH FRIENDLY INSURANCE. Fchruar, l. I _ y THI. Annual ...
... the Tragedy of Tancrcd aud Sigifinsmda, written by Mr Thomfor, the celebrated author of the Seafons, was revived at the Theatre- Royal, in a manner which reflected the higbeS ho- nour on the performers. This pi. y, the plot arid fubjt-a of which is taken ...
... Lordihip to his bed. ,* .«, (ince his arrival at Bath, is very much W»f— i from his late debilitated state. Pie at- •aded the Theatre with General Btirgoyne on Sa- nwui'-e-semnr;, rofee his friendt Sheridan's excel- «a—iy ot the School for Scandal. They fat ...