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... is quite recovered. Wewitzer has received upwards of fix hundred ap- plications to be engaged as performers at the Royalty Theatre. A Mr Mange! of Seaton had three fons, theyoung- eft of whom his two brothers ufed very roughly on account of his being iame ...
... whole tranf+ action. “On Wednefaay April 7. Capt. Mac- rae, thinking himfelf infulted by a footman of Lady Ramfay’s, at the ‘Theatre, beat him feverely. Mr Macrae the next day met Sir George Ramiay in the ftreet, when he told him he was forry-to have been ...
... I UNIVERSITT OF EDINBURGH. NEV.' ANATOMICAL THEATRE. The New Anatomical Theatre in this Univerfity, was founded on Thurflav hft ; and as we were in- formed, That Dr Monrn had inclofed in a bottle, laid under the foundation-done, an account of the num- ...
... Mrs WILMOT-WELLS; AndHerriet, — Mrs EST EN. Tickets, (and Places for the Boxes} to be had of Ma Gmß at the Office of the Theatre. EXHIBITION-ROOMS Over Mr Gilchriji's, Hunter's Square. This prefent Sator'o.'. - , ahd evm cvawt* next week, wttX BE PRES£NTIrD ...
... Pantomimicai. Ballet, called, TKE WOOD-CUTTERS, Compofed by Mr Lassells, From the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. Principal Characters, Mr Lassjls, and a Lady from the King's Theatre. London. GROVND ANIi LOFT}' TUMBLING, By an excellent Group of Performers. The ...
... every where !_rike the eye of a 1 flranger, in your various new flreets, fqu ires, bridges eke. I paid my refpe_ts to the Theatre, Circus, Eiiiop_.ufi_.ori, and other public places : all of wiiich afforded me entertainment equal to the explications I had ...
... Gairtejleri. T knew nothing of the I play; bat, it i had, i would as ikon have accompa- I have read in fome books, that the Theatre might L-e made a ferhou'l of morality and manners*, from whtu I la.s. andi. card, it fecrns H> he the ftrhobl of that it is ...
... of one of which is a celebrated Lady. The eftimate of the whole property, from the late file ofa ihrrr. ?? Covent-Gaiden Theatre, amounts to When Beard and Rich, Sec.Told to Colman, Pow- ell, Harris, Dagge, ar.d Leake, the price was 60,000 1. Coiman fold ...
... As wiil be expreffed in the bills. ?? .-tstn be had of Mrs Esmrg, No. 1. St James's Square, Ti',l et the Box-office of the Theatre, where places for the ttaxs may be taken. Or, _fcf-m% next tuill be jeulilifed, BY BELL AND BRADFUTE, And ail the Bookfellers ...
... ? - Y-i-v ?? Ser.vn..-it, '•UiVIICRA!. Up: 1 fi' Jri-' rj s,s :* r,- -s ?? , ■: . c r , ?? . , ir.c' a Lady out ...
... iirft rank of the fer- vice. A new Mufical Farce, entitled, Ko S.ng, r.o S;/pper, was rehearfed yefterday at Drury-lane Theatre. In C^eeen Mary's reign, the punifhment for a libel, ever, when againft the Sovereign on the Throne, was one month's imprifonment ...
... NEFTUNF.'s ri-.NEVOLENCE 7;:. Scenery, Machinery, Drrfes, ?? Decern, ian,, entirety mi: Harlenuin, Mr LA.SSELLS, F'-ins the Theatre Ray.A, Dmry, Lane. erX-ra, MrSTtNACUTA; Zoi-fier, (with Songs') Mr SULLY, Sen. ?? fwith _ Song) Mr SULLY jun.; ,hvs MclT. ...