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... Dehelr Mafefties, during thei g W th, ‘.‘fi o the nm n.,:r&r-:.bum. .m,me.. &c. London. - Acd - Mr. K +Ri-A N, From the Theatres Roya! Drury-Lane, Covent-Garden, a.u.,.munanmpwd the Apacreontic. Society, London, who has inguithed himfelf in the mofk ...
... courfe .of the fpting. . . .. .. , . _ .. . . - • .l Yanuar:y 14. .• COVENT GARDEN THEATRE. •• Congreve's Way qf the .IVorlet was hit night performed at this theatre before their 'itilajelltes, three of the Princeßs, and 'a mitt brilliant and ed audience ...
... There are to be five 'floors of boxes, 41 on each floor; perhaps, but that is not fettitd, two or three grilles (as in the theatres Francoile now de in Nation). The fixth floor is to be gallery. The itage meafures 9 . 9 feet by 8c) The coffee room is divided ...
... ot fauc'the King returned to Bickingham.hoole, nngin the evening their Majeflies and the Princelles went 10 Covent G ivden Theatres This morning, at three o'clock, arrived at Nerot’s Houel, King-fireet, &.Lm';, from Swrzerldnd, his Royal Highnels Prince ...
... than that enjoyed by thefe gentlemen and their friends, in the avenues Garden, on the night their M»jellies attended rhat Theatre.— Star. the remainder of thefe PoJls,fce the paged] ...
... R OTR RPN Tgg, A ‘}~ ~.'A,'T:'*, Sad BV Sy ¢ NEW THEATRE,COVENTRY, WiLL open on FRIDAY next, Ezenvanr lathy 1790, wich the TRAGEDY of HAMTL E T ‘Mamle, Mr. KEMBLE, 1 {From the Theatre-Rogl in tié Hay-Macket.] T oMk, -M. BREYNOW S | 'N.hfit.-'*“. DA~V ...
... Chiimida, for Wis palise scceptance of (he chair, sad hiy eention (0 the bulinely of the meeting. : ! A HEYWOOD, hn. %HEW THEATRE,COVENTRY; HIS prefent MONDAY Fvening. Fewfl'i{;'&)’&* be mat&tm - MORE WAYS THAN ONE. Belhair, M, nl.:%oui ‘ Marvel m, . . ...
... ' d gentleman's breaft. His High- and one Sit S3inp«( ( tim was in hut in the ti f 0r 'be thief had made his At * v ll »c Theatre, a leaf! »BerV « affatled J>*»v f t!le ' horrid violence:—i • and their prey their arms, whilft the red (tripped them their ...
... ANECDOTES. Containing intcrelting Varieiy authenlicaicd Anecdotes—Cufloms and Peculiatities of the Turks —Hiflory of the Theatre—Narrative of the melancholy fate QUEEN MATILDA of written by an tntercfled the fcene— Domellic News A Potiion of English History ...
... ad cagra Brexesy ’ e N by {OO be covtinged of THE H ?0& \CAL MAGAZINE, &q ' LIBRARY of PUBLIC BVENTS, an e e e AR S vhe Theatre ...
... a nty m Faw Yoy & as?':uof; the OMd Hay st ydu.-llu ' Ditto ar al. p.—.uawdu‘h Hay » | 51, Igs. per Ten. - = R NP3 T NEW THEATRE, COVENTRY,* THIS prefent MONDAY 1 vening. February 23, 17go, will bé prefented, The TRAGEDY of GEOXGE BARNWE] L. George Revuwell ...
... required the aid more than common U Itnts to give And were happy to Bad that good do-neftic character had brought many •' to the Theatre, and that the appl.ufe given to her fluU increafed from the knowledge of her vatc virtues. The prifoners in thelountx ...