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... THEATRE, IT A Y-M A R X E T. The fourth reprefentation of Cyinon was honoured by the prefence ofthe Court ofEngland. Their Ma- jefties were feated in a box, at the diftancc of three from the ftage, by which they were able to enjoy what in the ftage-box ...
... betwixt tlsc hours of 6 and 8 ?? k afternoon, npHE FOLLOWING SUBJECFS, belonging to the 1 Creditors of John Jackson of the Theatre Royal, Edinburgh :— SubjeOs in Edinburgh. 'Fobe Son., within the Royal Exchange Coffeehoufe, Edin- burgh, the SubjiCls in ...
... make all the regiments of Infantry, in their tuin. Marines. WAP.GRAVE. Lord Barrymorc bting or. treaty about the Brighton Theatre, Fox, the fon of the late Manager, went to Wargrave on Tuefday evening, to fpeak to his Lord- (hip refpe.ting the bulinefs ...
... (From the Theatre-Royal, Newcaltle.) Mat o' the Mint, Mr HILL, (From the Theatre-Royal, Nevvcaftle.) Crookfingci'd Jack, Mr MORETON, (from the Theatre-Royal. Newcaftle.) Drawer, Mr CHARTERIS, Jun. ; And Filch, — Mr HOLLAND, (l ; rom the Theatre-Royal, Norwich ...
... will be added, A FAVOURITE FARCE, As will be expreffed in the bills of the day. To begin a quarter before Seven. N. B. The THEATRE wiil be lighted np with WAX. MUSICAL SOCIETY. I Second Night of SIGNORA SESTINI's Engagement, BY Order ofthe Governor and ...
... the Theatre, every exertion ftlsill be made on his pax. towsards obtsiining their approbation. . £j The Surrender or Caiais is in preparation, and will fhortly be performed, with entire New Scenery, Dreffes, and Decorations. N. B. The THEATRE will be ...
... Pantheon had been heard to fay, that Saturday would probably be the laft day on which any performance would take plsice in that Theatre. This ffoiy we give as a mere rcpoit; bet doubt not, as the Proprie- tors, Operatic Tn-itees, and other perfor.s intci efted ...
... THEA'i'RII — THURSDAY. The Beggars Op-ret— The Spoit'd Child. This evening the Theatre opened for the Grit time under the management of Mr Stephen Kemble. Part of the tea-bo ulually allotted to the Drama has elap- fed, but diligent attention may yet make ...
... Comic Opera, called, ROBIN HOOD; IS II E R W O O D I- O R E S T. Robin Hood, Mr BOWDEN, •Who performed ras/tharadlcr at the Theatre Royal, Cover.t '• Witn Gciierlns Wine. Edwin. Mrs HALL ; ftj-d Rutf-k'sil, frhc Tinker, Mr BAKER, ?? : He Tficltee RejA ...
... named, but fome obltaeles at prefent exift which delay hi. appoint- ment. Mrs Siddons made her firft appearance in the King's Theatre, Haymarket, on Saturday evening, in the character of Ifabella. in Southern's Fatal Mar- riage. The houfe was crowded at an ...
... that fhe has again appeared on the fiage. On Saturday laft flic perfoi in- ed the character of Ifahella at the Haymarket Theatre, Lsindon ; the approbation with which flic was receiv- ed, was nothing ihort of what fhe has fo often before merited, and ...
... firli appearance here thefe five ycats. PapsSa, Mi-s GRIST ; And YJu-ico, Mrs KEMBLE, Who performed the ?? originally at the Theatre Royal in the Haymarket. To which will be added, (by de-re of fevcral Ladies of Diftin-lion) th- Farce of THE SPOIL'D CHILD ...