... baftinado'd him, and .then cently dipt him a Hcrle-pond> The lame Evening Royal Highnefs the Prince of Wales went to the Theatre Royal in Dairy-Lane, aud faw the Pl/y, call'd, Don John Or, Libertine dettroye.l. is reported, that the of hath got above ...

... all Demon of Joy ufual -on the like Occafions. And Wednefday Night their Royal Highneffcs the Prince and Princefs went the Theatre Lincoln's-Inn Fields, and law the Tragedy Macbeth. WednefJay the October laft, Sir Willoughby Hickman, Bart, departed this ...

... Horfe-Guards were oblidged difp-rfe the People. Wednesday Night laft his Majefty and the Prince Wales were together at the Theatre in Hay Market, and Opera, call'd, Aftartus. On Turfday laft the Cuftom-Houlc Officers lei7.ed a Carr going along Cheapfidr ...

... le foy of fome of them, who dreaded Trail (portation before next Cucumber-Time. Mr. Penkethman, a famous Comedian at the Theatre in Drury-!ane lies at the Point of Death. An A pothecary's Servant was committed to Newgate laft Tuefday, Accufation of purging ...

... Her Royal Highaefs's Lying-in which is expeft. Ed about the middle of next Month. We hear the Famous Mr. Penkethman of the Theatre Royal in prury^laae, lyes dangeroufly ill We are inform'd there were three Motions made to this effeft, whether the Direftors ...

... authentic Accounts, explaining the Hiftorical Parts of rhe Tragedy called the Britton. ■ ' Hibcrnia Freed. A Tragedy, Aded the Theatre Royal Lincoh's Inn Fields. The Wcftminfter Bubble. merry Tale. In a Dialogue between an Old Bridge and a New. By a Water Poet ...

... authentic Accounts, explaining the Hiilorical Parts of rhe Tragedy called the Britton. • ' Hibcrnia Freed. A Tragedy, A&ed the Theatre Royal in Lincoln's Inn Fields. The Wcflminfter Bubble. A merry Tale. In a Dialogue between an Old Bridge and a New. By a Water ...

... Manner of Bufinefs here; we had every Day Opera's in Mufick, which drew an incredible Concourfeof People, particularly at the Theatre of Count de Alibert, where the vail Crowd ofSpe&ators (on the 19th Inftanr) occasioned a Quarrel between the Attendants of ...

... the Highlander, proceeded on his Way. Letters from Dublin advife, that laft Sa- turday was Sennight a 'Play was aded at the Theatre there, for the Benefit of the di- ftrefled Weavers; upon which Occafion a new Prologue and Epilogue were fpoken by Mr. ElringCon ...

... eneral of the Exports and Imports in the Cuftoms, died fome time ago. On , On the lit of this Month the Gentlemen af the Theatre Royal in Dublin a&ed the Tragedy of Hamlet Prince of Denmark, for the Benefit of the Weavers •, when a new Prologue and Epilogue ...

... Cardinal Albcroni ftands fair for the Triple Crown. We hear .Sir Richard Steele is refiored to his Place of Comptroller of the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane. Our Merchants have . Advice, that the Mary, Capt-Martin, was unfortunately burnt on the Coast of Guiney; ...

... Cannon into the City, without being purfued by the Infidels. They Write from Paris that ?? Ambaffador, being at the Royal Theatre in that City > Mademoifelle de la Roach, took occafion to ask his Excellency how he liked the Diyerfion, who reply'd, that ...