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... exchanged addrc'tes, and Mr Coleman found that he knew the pri-lcper, who was formerly a Mnfician, and played the Violin at the 'Theatre ; Be'aHb knew the brother .of the prifoner, an apothecary, who bears a. very good character ; and or their: coc'ide'ri,: one ...
... announce to the lovers of the Dram,., the arrival of the elegant Mils Farren — Mr King is uifo on the >oad ; confequently, the Theatre wiil be immediately opened as foon as he arrives in town. .- . We hear fom undoubted authority, that Mr Li- vingitone of Parkhall ...
... And Lojtber.-y — Mr WILSON. Hero — Mrs WOODS ; Margaret, — Mrs BLAND; A „dthe~art of Bi.v-ißtcr: hy ?? FARRIN; ftotn the Theatre-Royal, De„..y-2.ans _ her^rft appearance in this Kingdom. | To which will he added, a F.irce, called TH2 VILLAGE LAWYER. Sheepface ...
... the moil unbounded marks of applaufe. i T-isft-s, and places for the Hones, to be had cf Mr Gibb, 1 at the Oitice of the Theatre. ...
... of poem. 410. So-5. Newmarket. A fatire. Fo. 175 1. Rcprinttd in Pearch's collection. б. Ode for mufic, performed at the Theatre in Oxford, July 1751 being the day appointed by the late Lord Crew, Durham, for the commemoration of benefactors to the univerfity ...
... the part of Mifs Tittup i.y Mils FARREN. TieietSa ll nd P ! -ees fcr the Boxes, to be bad of Mr Gibb, at the Office cf the Theatre. ...
... THEATRE ROVAt. 'n Saturday night the lovers of the Drama v.-ere ?? d with the representation of Mtsrphy's excel- 'JAedyof .'ifiri the Wrong. Mr King, in tiic raara .rot Sh- John Re/Uefs, met with an excellent C: ?? : - i mm Mrs Barresford, who did ...
... -—Tells, called The H I GH LAN D LADDIE; In which will he introduced A STRATHSPEY, Jr Mr LAsssiiaS, and a Lmr from the King's Theatre. To .finifn with a SCOTCH REEL. ROPE DANCING. By Mr Snt-i^coTA and his Pupil Mailer Sully. The whole to conclude with the ...
... - AnJtl.e* Part of Safin, by M.si FARREN. T'cke-ts, and places for the Boxes, to he had of Mr Gibs, ai the Oflicc of the Theatre. Le _ /rs Fell's,, efths l)„y, were performed on Thurffiay ?? to a nfitiicioiis and brilliant audience.— Mr King ,-J Mia Farrett ...
... LaffelU, cailed THE HIGHLAND LADDIE; In whicii wiil be introduced A STR A'i'HSPEY, Ey Mr Lassel-.s, and a Lady from die King's Theatre. To finifli with a SCOTCH REE L. ROPE DANCING. By Mr Smnacuta and his Pupil Mafler StiLtTa Aad (fir tes Ifi f,.; !e t i,is ...
... ranks to town in that dead iei- I'm ; but there ire -fame profeffions who would reap more benefit than others : fuch as the Theatre— the Concert— Haberdafhers — Milliners — Hotel-Ke eprrs — Publicans — Stabler?, Coach-hirers, Sec- &c._ Theie pofeflbos, he ...