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... patient his health and (enfes. A farce under tlic appellation of Tiick upon Trick, was hill night introduced at Drury Lane Theatre. The ftory is taken from the Woman’s Revenue, of Marfton; and conlllls j frauds praftifed upon Vizard, by Mixweil, inn- koetjer ...
... forms, and to perform the ceremony himfelf of introducing that officer to the Royal Family. the evening, the King was at the Theatre, and received by the audience with every demonftration of loyalty and affection,” the BENEFIT the CHARITY SCHOOL, DO DOUGLAS ...
... are toicertify, Mr. W. Connah hath attended three, winter .courfes of the leQures on anatomy and furgery, delivered at the theatre near St. Andrew's church, Holborn. Lerden, (Signed) Feb. 13, 1780. M.D. “ 1 alfo certify, that Mr. Connah attended a courfe ...
... rrenen, * uv.i Sheets - l Guineas. r. Wo, TON miy (poke to, at Mr. Roberts’s, Union. it. Friday Saturday the ill and ay, 1790. THEATRE, SHEFFIELD. for the benefit of Ur.COOKE. Friday Evening, January ill, will bt celebrated Tragedy, called HAMLET, Prince of ...
... THEATRE, SHEFFIELD. For the Ben e fit of COOK E. is Evening (Ft iday), January Ift, 1790, will Wpm - - Crated Sbakelpeare's Tragedy of HAMLET. Hamlet, Mr. Cooke. King, Mr. Emety. HorEtto, Mr. Whitlock. Polonius, Mr. Nunns. • Laertes, Mr. Norman. °thick ...
... inftruments be bought for the tillage of it, What would a modern General think were he to be no better recompenfed ? ‘The theatre at New-York, was a fhort time ago flung into the utmoft confufion, from the following circum- ftance: Previous to the curtain ...
... Mar- .. and LONDON, Dgc. 26. The Compte d'Artois, it was mentioned in a former paper, had been literally huffed out of the Theatre Della Scala at Milan. The particalars of thidcatioas iiffair are there: When he arrived at Milan, the courtefies of the town ...
... ns icj. ea,a t 1 leri..i,oi: ir.ee Regew, be ?? a limited tnne ; nrjeaed.— Lord W. Ruilaii chofen member lor Surry. 21. Theatre-Royal, Ed___rgh, opened; Hamlet b- Mr Holman. ' 22. li ,ii!e of Lords on the Regency bill. — itr Fergu- f Pareir c'eolen ...
... Patrick, of the Falcon public honfe in this town. We never remember a more brilliant affemblage of ladies and gentlemen at our theatre than on Wednefday, in compliment to Lady Harland, to fee Shakefpeare’s Merry Wives of Windfor. Falflaff nut having made appearance ...
... Pattick, of the Falcon public hoiafe in this town. We never remember a more brilliant affembla^c of ladies and gentlemen at our theatre than on We d- nefday, in compliment to Lady Harland, to fee Shakefpeare's Merry Wives of Windfor. Falflaft not having made ...
... Court of Auguftus— and, much better, the converfation is interefting. feut:mental, and full of ferfibility. Amagn:ficent Theatre, newly painted and ornam “iit- ed, opens with the Carnival. It contains one hundred and ninety-fix boxes, exctulive of that ...
... and the Norfolk and Norwich Fifty Pounds each, r«eirt£ two legacies left by her for thebent of thole char.ties. „. . The Theatres «tii bitch, Bury, Cofckeftex, and have been moft wonderfully attended, and are happy to ;ay, that Mr. BruntonNhas txperimeed ...