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... 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 ...
... of France having refolved to make every Roffible retrenchment in her cxpcnccs, has given up her boxes at the Theatre Francois and the Theatre Italicn. As as her Majefty’s relbhition on this head was known, the Common Council of the city of Paris went ...
... Trance liavi nj; refolvcd to malic every pofliblc retrenchment in her expencet, has give* up her boxes et the Theatre Frttncals and the Theatre Itiilien. As Ibon as her Mnjclly 's refolu- tinnor, thit heed was known, the Common Council of the ciiy of l'jris ...
... ds-tei. Containing an Interefllng vi.n'fty of authentic ante*, dotes* cuftomi and peituli.ir.tits of the Tuiklj hifto'y.of the theatre 1 nirnti-'C of the melancholy f .re of Queen Matilda oJ Den.nvk, wrltttn by in Intereiled fpeflaii r of the feme 1 domeftlc ...
... Stand Aoec-_ dotes. Containingan varietyofyutbeniipanec- 1 dotes; cudoms and peculiarities ortho Tu'bf « biAory ftf. the theatre t narritive of. the raeJancboil ftte Matilda of Denmark, written by an! Interfiled of. the feene; domeflie news portion of ...
... lefpedfully inform, them, that he fc I» gteateft cateand aJTiduity, and ai a very oonjh rl S * pence, neatly fitted up a THEATRE tonUW^l' metlt, and ha, a company, whofe public and Uy 'â¢*r duel, will, he fl.tren himfelf, g3 in H tl,eir ¦SBS** IJunng ...
... doly attended to. THEATRE. Woddbridge. , MR. HOUNSLOW prefents fiUOUty to tbeLh. dies and Gentlemen of Woodbridge and haeiciolry, and moft reTpeftfalty informs them, that he wfeh great eft earednd a con&lerable «x. pence, fttkdd ttp THEATRE. IbrtMr nainfe ...
... the fivours of his 11 lends, &c. as nothing on his pa t (lull he wanting to render ihem every accommo- dation in Ins po«er. THEATRE, Woodbridge. MR.'HOUNSLOW prelenis his Duty to the La- dies and Gentlemen if Wood bridge and its vicinity, and mod ?? in(orm ...
... fore, noon; when a flate of the faid John Webber’s affairs will be laid before them, previoufly to the making of dividend. THEATRE, Woodbridgc. MR. HOUNSLOW prelents his Duty to tho Ladies and Gentlemen of Woodbridge and its vicinity, and mod refpedlßlty ...
... her fide, witl| fundry otlier articles in the houlhold w.iv. Cf Sa ' e •* b?»!n.it Ten o'clock In the f.'icnoon preclfily. THEATRE, Woodbudoe. BY Mr. HOUNSLOW's Company cf Comedians, on Monday even'ng. April 11, will te picftnicdih-' Javuuriie comic Oiera ...
... THEATRE, Woodbridge. BY Mr. HOUNbLOW’s Company of Comedians, on Monday evening. April 19, Defire Mr. and Mrs. CARTHEW, Will be pitfemed theComed), called, Tho CLANDESTINE MARRIAGE. To which will be added Mulical Farce, called, The POOR SOLDIER. On evening ...