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... This Pay is Fublifhcdy AGcncril Hillory of thf ST AGE; (*ore particul»rly the IRISH THEATRE) from its Oti'nin in Greece down the prefent Time. With Memoirs of raoft of the principal Performer e that have appeared on the Dublin Stage, for th Uft Fifty ...
... feccivcd unlefs Poft- P> Id. _ _ 1 hit Pay ft üblifht i, A General Hiftory of tbe-STAGEi (more particujTjL larly the IRISH THEATRE) from its Origin Greece -down the prefen With Memoirs moll the principal Performed th»f have appeared on the Oubjin Stage ...
... where' Adverrifemenfs art taken in for this-Paper* Printing Work done THIS give Notiee that the Iron Works, f Comedians of ihc Theatre Royal in belonging Willi.mGore. Efqj at ■ore the County lelrry, , tm ««d better handled than any heretoifore L D. made at ...
... forbear adding lib io.-» iho't Account ert their Behaviour on their Aprea‘a.. t: in üblic, Was Thurfday Night lad, at -r.e Theatre in Covent a'rden to fee the Tragedy. .'OKA When they came into the Box. r.. polite Audience (2 Englifh) received them wiih ...
... they may be mmediatdy fettled, ■Hi ■ This ‘Day is Fublijhnd, General Hrflory of the STAGE; (more partiru- lady the IRISH THEATRE) from its Origin in Greece down the prefent Time. With Me- moirs of mofl of the principd Ptrf rm*r tha h.vc appeared on the ...
... that they may mmediately fettled. This ‘Day is Publijhtd-, A General Hiftory of the ST AGE; (more particularly t'.e IRISH THEATRE) from its Origin in Greece down to the prefent Time. With Memoirs of moll of the principal Performer that hrve appeared on ...
... druck the Eyes of all that were prefent with the mod agreeaWe furprize , w as the Temple of Venus, which delccnded from the Theatre with above Aftors and Aardfcs. richly drcd, the Machine. That Temple be one of the enchanted Palaces ot the Fairies, of whom ...
... performed in the Theatre with great apj hufe, to ciou Audience, by the fiir.e I'erlon who pcrfcrmjd Efiber' the Day before. Qn Friday theUniverficv conferred on the following Perlbns the Honorary Degree of Dodfor of Laws in the Theatre, viz. Lord James ...
... coming over to them and this party may depend upon the Alfinance of Denmark and Rulfia. Sweden would probably become the Theatre of a bloody War, (hou'd this plan be perfilied in. The projedtor of the Enteiprize and Head of the Fadtion dare not truft ...
... Houfe was on hre, in one Corner; her impciial e'ly imuediately gave o that the Guards fhould alflft thole belonging to the Theatre put it out. and con- inued with the Imperial Family in her Box. till the play was entirely over; which noble example of prudence ...
... longing to the Corps Artiilerv age arrived here, Ire einployed at theG'and Fircwoik, which is to exhibited the LYclfenlav]. Ihe Theatre eredted tor this parpole is 3, ...
... 11 .be illuminatinp, they 1..tm1. till «1«»™ « N'fbt. At were nrcu Lamps, which were above beg* there were pl.v- Hoiffhe Theatre two Chorus’s of Mufick. one of Trumcd on , ot ber of Hautboys. Balloons i their Royal Highncflcs, the Nobility, &c. were i ...