... fmeoei's ofthe, *lay having brought crowds of people to the fair, the refpeCtive owners made a plentiful harvell: a travelling Theatre was fo thronged, that tlie building gave way, and the audience were in an inllant precipitated amongli the ruins ; very f ...

... the much talked of and long ex- pected play of Mr. Sheridan's, under the title of Pizarro, was brought out at Drury-lane Theatre, with every advantage that could be derived from Magnificent Scenery and the full performers in the Houfe, Mrs. Siddons, Mrs ...

... at the Bristol Theatres • from Bath he goes to Worcester for one night, where, by particular de- sire, he is to sing Ibe Storm. A Miss M'Cauley, a young lady of consider- able promise, has lately been playing at the Hay- market Theatre, with very great ...

... seamen, leunag z against us of the latter number. . . B Mr. Reynolds is already prepared *'• ¦ Comedy for Covent-garden Theatre, whicri b.iily he brought forward very early in »* li. will then have full leisure, before the over, to wind up his accounts ...