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... Verue. They write from Brabant, that the Enemy continue to defile their Troops towards the Moselle, which will be he main Theatre of War the next Campaign. London, Jan. 16. The King of Poland has Imprisoned one of his Saxon Privy Counsellors; but what ...
... A11;1:flits being eot at he Heal of a Good Body or Saxon, and marching into Polend. That Country is like. wile to be the Theatre of a Bloody War belore the troubles come to an end. The Swedes in that Country are comrutcd to be about 3tooo Men in all. ...
... Publick Good. By their Excellencies the Lord Justices Special Command. For the Benefit of Mr. Evans. Never ACTED here. AT the Theatre-Royal on Friday the Second of December, will be Presented a Play, call'd The Pilgrim. All the Parts Acted to the best Advantage ...
... providing there, to carry the three Regiments of Foot which are defign to Barcelona. The i«th Inftant the Theatre for-Opcras here, CaH’d, The Theatre of the Flo~ rentines, took Fire faddenly (by what means not known) after the Opera was over, and in two ...
... to find, that far from giving the deferred i-’raifes to the Efforts which Her Majefty has made in Spain and Portugal, Two Theatres of the War that have heen abandon d by the States for fo many Years, the faid Efforts are look’d upon only as Quota’s which ...
... »M AYOR and SHERIFFS and feveral EMINEN CITIZENS Dined with :m at the jiolfel. From thence moft of the COMPANY went to the Theatre Royal, where rhePi*ver Refufing to Dr. GARTH’S PROLOGUE TAs MARLANE, which contain* cnly a hvfme COMIUM upon KING WILLIAM; ...
... Pleafure in the Profperity his People. Lad Night the young African Prince, with his Companion, lately arrived, was Covent Garden Theatre to fee the Play of Don Sebailian King of Portugal, being greatly apprehended, that the Smugglers in SufTex will endeavour ...
... This ‘Pay is Fublijhtd, General Hiflory ot the STAGE; (*ore psrticu- lirly the IRISH THEATRE) from its Origin in Giecce down to the prelent Time. With Memoirsof moft the principal Performers, that hive appeared the Dublin Stage, for the hft Fifty Year ...
... Courts. will be received unlcls Poftpaid. This ‘Day is hublijhtd-, k Gfnctd'* Hiftory ot the (iaore pjriicuhrly the IRISH THEATRE) Rom its Origin Oicece down the prelen Time. With Memoirs o) rnoft o' the pnncipil Perto.m.r that hdvc appeared the Dublin ...
... No Letters will received unlefs paid. . 7 his 'Day is rubhjhcd, K General Hit‘ory o! the ST (more particu* Urly the IRISH THEATRE) trora its Oripia Uieece down the prel'ent Time. With Mcinoiis o! ino^ 1 .o) the principal Performer thaf hive appeared on ...
... will be received unlefs Pollpaid. , - ' . I bis “Day is tublijhcd-) General Hiftory STAGEi (naore particularly the IRISH THEATRE) from its Origin in Greece down to the prel'cnt Time. With Memoirs of raoft of the principi! P«rforrher tha. htvc appeared ...
... Letters will received unlefs Poftpa id. I his “Day. is t'ubiijhedy A Genera 1 Hiftory of the ST (more pmirn- Urly the IRISH THEATRE) from it ...