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... encourage this Work are defired to fend their Names to the Propretors, James Rivincton und lames F_.etch_R, nt the Oxford-Theatre Ul Pater-nofter-Row, London ; or to any other BookfeUer, Printer, or News-Carrier in Great-Britain or Ireland, by whom the ...
... encourage this Work are delired to fend their Names to the Proprietors, James Rivington and James Fletcher, at the Oxford-Theatre, and R. Baldwin, at the Role, in Piter-noiler-Row, London ; or to any other Book- feller, Printer, or News-Carrier in Gre ...
... render the Complete Hlftory of England wouhy of tl. ■ r Favour. Printed for James Rivington ami Jvmes FLETCHER, at the Oxford Theatre, and R. BalowiNi at the Rofe, in Pater- ?? ; by wiioiil thcNim' ci 1 re delivered Weekly ?? fcribers Houfe* ; allb by all ...
... making with the utmoft Diligence in the Landgraviatc of Helle, to prevent that Country from becoming, a fecond Time, the Theatre of War, and to force the French to evacuate the Couny of Hanau, where they fay they have 30,000 Men. They have demanded 200 ...
... up, ;«/y2 5 . Yeitcrday Afternootflili ßoytl Hlrt ncfs lnr.ce Ldward arrived at Portfmouth. In the F_> ? he went to the Theatre, attended by the Admirals Ofbo !__s Holbourne, and the Commoner of the Dock VardßU ar , d _r H^ he . S ' Ef ...
... temporary relations, will fct them in noother light. Now wcare tobehold DaunaC-irg offenfively . He is going to remove the theatre ol the war, and carry it into our enemy's country. Firfl, he marches into Lufatia, in order to prevent the junction of the ...
... ; Mr. Rudd, Rookl'elier i Mr. Tbe. C'ibber, comedi.n, and Mi. Maddnx, wire walker, who were both coming to perform at tne Theatre Royal in Smock ally ; and moll of ihe (hoi - keepers of B.id^eltrcet, Cornmarket, and Black iar.e. It was only this day tnat ...
... Accounts come from Oxford of the wonderful Effects produced by Mr. Sheridan's Oration, de- livered there on Tuefday laft at the Theatre, in prefence of the whole Univerfity, to an Audience ot between twotnd three thoufand Perfons. They all agree, that notwithiland ...
... the latter end of February, and that 20000 land lo'ccs are to be employed in one of them. On Thurfday laft came on, in the Theatre at Oxford, the tfettio of a Chanceller of the Univerlity, in the room of tiie late Earl ofArran, and upon catling up the numbers ...
... «di > m ,hat if the Al,ies l»ft the Rhine and auvance towards the Netherlands where ft i. faid they intend to carry the theatre of war, the French ft*i will command his army in perfon. -rung Letters from Holland allure, that Denmark b«a ifc of concluding ...
... The SECOND EDITION, of THE Mufical Companion ; A Colleaion of'the Beft SONGS, On all Subjc-l. Aid Occafioiv , Sung at the Theatre, and Puhlick Garden, ; Including all that have been fung the laft Seafon at Vauxhull, Ranelagh, Marybcne, Sadler, -Well,, ...
... fum of new filver coin will be thrown to the populace. On Wednefday and Thurfday there will be bull-baiting : the Spanifh theatre, which has been (hut np twoyears, will be opened : in a word, the whole week is devoted to joy and diverfion. We expect our ...