... for a War, notwitliftandirig their ill Succeis in America. We are, however, ftill perfuaded that the Sea will be the only Theatre of this War unlefs fome Power mould join with England againft us, ofwhich there is no Pro- bability. Orders have been fent ...

... Soldiers were taken up near St. James's for fpeaking treafonable Words. The fame Night there was a great Riot at Drury. Lane Theatre, on Account of the French Dancers performing thete, on which Occafion the Audience was divided into t.vo Panics, and fome ...

... and foon make as good Soldiers as any of the French. Lafl Monday Night, when the Entertainment was I over at Drury-lane Theatre, fome Gentlemen defired ) that the Chinefe Feflival might be exhibited the next > Evening, on which Mr Garrick addrefling ...

... John Rivington , at the Bible and Crown, in St. Paul's Church- Yard , and James Rivington and James Fletcher, at the Oxford Theatre, in Pater-nofter-Row. This Day is publijhed_ (Price Six- pence) Sold by the BOOKSELLERS of Leedes, Bradford, Halifax, Rochdale ...

... John Pivington. at thr JMblc ahrlCrowri. in St. Rjiil'^Cl.'.iich-Yard and ]amcs Rivirtgtqn ?nd James Mercher, at the Oxford Theatre, in Pater-nofter-Row. BENJAMIN WORSDALE, NO W living in CttKJ&J.** COUrt in the Upper head. Row near che % lofs in Leedes ...

... with the Arri- val and Departure of Ships, the Prices of Goods and Stocks, the Courfe of Exchange, the Plays acted at the Theatres, Births Death*, Marriages, Preferments, Accidents andE vents of every Kind, which may be found, though lefs accurately collected ...

... with the Arri- val and Departure of Ships, the Prices of Goods and Stocks, the Courfe of Exchange, the Plays afted at the Theatres, Births Deaths, Marriages, Preft*rments,Accidenti ?? oft-very Kind, which may ?? found, though iefs accurately collected ...

... with the Arri- val and Departure of Ships, the Prices of Gtiods and Stocks, the Courfe of Exchange, the Plays a£led at the Theatres, Births De.ths, Maniages, Prtferments.Accidenti ?? of every Kind, which may be found, though lefs accurately collected, in ...

... Richard ihe Third, on Friday laft, in the Con C E r t-Roo*. in the Rofe and Crown Yard — l have been a Frequenter of the Theatre, in London fbr many Years, and an Orator liy my Profellion, and have been a tolleiable Connoilieur both at York and this Town ...

... FeuOs, and al! in Anarchy and Uproar, be it known to all Kingdoms, that on Tuefday next will be performed, at the King's Theatre in the Haymarket, ?? Opera! to the Shame and Difgrace of Old England, and the Hon- our and Glory of France and Italy. Thef ...

... Silver. The Tragedy of ibe Roman Father, written by Wil- liam Whi-ehead, Efq; tbe prefent Poet-Laureat, willbe revived at the Theatre Royal in Druay Lane foon after the Holidays. Yellerday, being Chriftmas-Day, his Majefty received the Congratalations of the ...

... encourage ?? are dcfired to fend their Names to the Proprietors, JAM E s Rl VI N GT o Nland James Fle. c her, at the Oxford-Theatre in Patci-nolter- Row, London j orto any other Bookleller, Printer, or News- Carrier in Great-Britain or Ireland, by whom the ...