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... Tilecelebratcd new Farce, called A SHORT RElGN AND A 731E RIV (IN C, ?? on nn historical aneclhed+, as ner- formed at the Theatre-Royal, Covent-Gnrden, is in preparadtin. RECITATION AND C('HITICIS[M. N TUESDAY EVENING, at Seven o'clocl, 0 11r. O~GILV1E ...
... this City, to be held at the GUILoDALL TO-MORROW, at one o'clock. HENRY BLACKALL, Mayor. Exeter, Wednesday, Jan. 5, l 820. THEATRE, EXETER..ON FRIDAY Evening, January 7th, 1820, will be presented the much-admired COMEDY Of TOWN and COUNTRY. To which wil ...
... Ptnan. To wsliich will added (iirst time at this Theatre) an entirely new Petite Comedy, in two act, called A SEIORT REIGN IND A iERRlY ONE. Founded on an Historical Anecdote, and periflned at the Theatre-Royal, Govent-Garden), tfiis Season, with the .mlost ...
... atid Son, 139, Fore-street-hill; orof Mr. R.XC. Camtpiod 'olicitbr, ]edford-Crescent. Dated Exeter, ¼Tanary ISth, 1ASZO- Theatre, Exeter. ON FRIDAY Evening, January 21st, 1820, will be pi'eseutled tbe'celebrated C'omic OPERA of INKLE and YXRICO. After ...
... 'lI'e ldie,..nd Gentleen etof Bristol, Clifton, ini it9 Vicioity, arerespee~fil1v info'rmed that ;i'ss BY RL'NE, from the Theatre- lIeoal. Dioiv-Lane, is engat'ed to peirorm h[ore Frour A'iglo. Tis c't a ?? sill be ott ?? next ,I-hen vill lie 1eioelll ...
... P~eace.' .; FIRE at the THEATRE. MANY GENTLEMEN of this City having expcssed a wish that some ASSISTANCE should immediately be afforded to the numerous DISTRESSED PERSONS who have so severely suffered by tbe DE- STRUCTION of the THEATRE on TUESDAY Morning: ...
... thoiltsttime at this Theatre), SHSA REisa'S COMEDY OF ERRORS. In which is introduced, Songs, Duets, Glees, Trios, and Chorusses, selected frdft the Plays, Sonnets, and Poems, of the Immortal Bard, is now-performing at the Theatre-Royal, Covent-Garden ...
... FIRE at the THEATRE. MANY GENTLEMEN of this City baving expressed a wish that some ASSISTANCE should immediately be afforded to the numerous DISTRESSED PERSONS who have so severely suffered by the DE- STRUCTION of the THEATRE on TUESDAY Morning: SUBSCRIPTIONS ...
... appearnnee in that chiaLCter. '1 ' i. Mr *VBENCII--(.- ivwhich will be added, third time, ' i. I'.nce (as no prforming at the Theatre.Roval, Co- ., nith univerrsal atpplase,) called TOO 'LATE I) ii 1)jNXEs. The petrt of Irank Poppleton by Mr. I, li.. i;\li ...
... THIROiJGr BATH; d&cribing W T every thing wnorthy of Interest connected witoh the Public Buildlngs, the Rooms; Crescents, Theatre, Concerts, Baths, its Literatalre, *c. ineltuding WALCoT and WiiCo.Tiitn, and the surrodritlirut Vicirity, with fketches of ...
... Ageintsfor thle Society are eafablilsed iii eeery principal Totsa in the Ringdon. tr2 Temporary Office for EXETER and ViCinil41 THEATRE-LANE& ...
... BELLE's STRATAGEM With Past Ten o'Clock, & a Rainy Night. NEW THEATRE, EXETER. To Master Carpenters, Bricklayers, &c. SUCH Persons as are desirous of giving Ten- nders for RE-BUILDING the EXETER THEATRE on an approved Plan, are requested to transmit the same ...