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... From Stanley's News Letter, June 20. By a Holland Mail arrived fince my laft, we have the following particulars. The Theatre of War is likely to begin a- gain in Poland, the Turks and Tartars being both ready to take the Field. Prince Eugene has made ...
... Princefi: Or, The Generous 'Pormgieii With all rhe vocal and luftrumental Mufick, as it is performM originally at: the Xfi)g% Theatre 5; with feveral Enrertainmems of Dancing, viz. TheAutumii ?? Dance, the moft celebrated Mufick alia Dancing by Coridoq, Daprini ...
... Inlcribed to the Rt. Hon. Edward Lord Harley. By a Gentleman of C ambridge. The Or, The Ladies Phiiofophy, afled at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane Written by Mr. Cibber. Supplement to Prior's Poems, confifting of fuch Pieces as were (for private Realons) ...
... the Kind's Scholars afifced Che Andrea of in tluir betake the Nobility, with grcai Applaufe, e Night his Maiut) came the Theatre in Lane, and faw the Cornedv call;d the Country Wife. , * - ait the Man o!. the Crovwi Alehoufe in Theobald's Row, Red Lyon ...
... of curious Cuts. By R. Bradley, F. R. S. Wit without Money. Comedy. Written by Beaumont and Fletcher, as it is a&ed at the Theatre Royal in Drury Lane. Propofals for Printing by Subfcription, A Beautiful and Correct Edition of a Book, intituled, Chrift ...
... that and the - fures lor improving the fever a 1 Branches cf the Guinea Trade. The Rival Generals, Tragedy •, as it was the Theatre Royal iniDublin. hi> Majefty's Servants. ...
... Middlesex, whofe Eftate is above 3000 l. per Annum } and Mrs. Markham of the Theatre Royal, is become the fecond Wife of Sir George Palmer, whofe firft was Mrs. Cox ofthe fame Theatre. Laft Thurfday the remaining Part of the Eftate ( of the late Earl of Derwent* ...
... Lynn Malaga, was fome Days ago unfortunately burnt in Corton Bay, near Yarmouth. On Night their Royal Highnefles were at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane, and faw Voiponne, written by hen. and highly pica fed with the Reprefentatton. Saturday lait, in the Evening ...
... brought up to Town with all Expedition-, n ?? ?? Laft Night their Royal Highneps the Princi and Princefs (f^^is^%ereM . 4he Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane, and faw Vqlpone, or the Fox,faiften poet Ben. Johnfon** and were very much pleafed with \ths ?? ofMr ...
... Ludgerftiall. &c. The Beginning of Novembei will be afled Sir Richard Steel's New Play, has beer? Tome Time Rehearfal the Theatre Royal in Drury Lane; if is thought fome excellent Judges, to be the befl Comedy that ever appeared on the Stage. The board ...
... Chambers, A. M. Vicif of Darttord in Kent. The Artifice, A Comedy. As is now acted by his Majt-fty's Company of Comedians at the Theatre Royal in Drury Line, Written by Mrs.Cent. Livre. The 4th Kdit, ot the Compleat Geographer; Or, the and Topography of all tie ...
... Bill? haft Nigh Sir Richard Steel's New Corned), calhd the Confcit ncitus Lovers, was sifted with groat Applaufe at the Old theatre, where a Greater Concourfe of was filler known to be Mr* Layer s demanding the two Noble Lords the Tower, 'to be into tie ...