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... Barracks; in the Evening the Comedy called. The Recruiting Officer (being the lad Play for thisSeafon) was performed the Theatre-Royal, by their Excellencies Command ; and Night there were great Rejoicings throughout the whola City and Liberties. The ...
... I*. 6d. T , SONGSTERS'COMPANION to Veauxhall and -L Ranelagh; being a Colledlon of the oft celebrated new Song* Sung tke Theatre* and Publick Garden*, a* well a* the choice Spirit* at Cornua’* Court, &c. See. Bk. together with many Original Song* not ...
... is. i arvf -ounii la.od. rHK SONGSTRRS COMPANION to VtauxhaH and lUnelagh, being a Coll ft on of the new m>* Sung at the Theatre* and Publick Oar en., a» well bv the clijicr Spir.-s at Comus’s Court. Ac. Ac ase.h w.th many Orui!i*. SeiiKa not > met with ...
... Hollyhcad. The Workmen began to pull down the Hall in Crow-Stfcct, which is to rebuilt and fitted in a elegant Manner fora Theatre, which is expected to be in readineli for Performance the Wtntct after naxt. * * Aug. to. ] There was two Barrels of new Wheat ...
... to the French Troops. The Company of French Comedians, which were lately dilmilsJ his Majetly * Service. have opened a New Theatre lor the Public, where, from the great Number French Troops now here, they have frequently crowded Audiences. Berlin, Aug 30 ...
... Junior Mafter, and Mellrs. Thomas Blackball and James Jones, Wardens the Guild Merchants lor the enfuing Year. At Night the Theatre-Royal Smock-Alley was opened for the firft Time thisSealon.with the Comedy call'd,TheSufpicious Hufl-MniLand the Farcethe ...
... •f their behaviour in i'ome late aftairs. We hear the comedy of Much about nothing ■will be play'd neat week at one ef our theatres, for -the benefit of the widows and children of thofc of/ficera who Were unfortunately during the bombardment of Rochelle ...
... from the Reymcnts Foot the Barracks ; the Evening, by Command, the Comedy called the Sufpicimii Hufbsad was performed the Theatre Royal Saiock-Allcy, after which there was grand Bill at the Caille, at which the N vbility and Gentry made a moft fplcnded ...
... the Park were fired three Rounds, and by Vollics from the Regiments Foot iu the Barracks, the Evening there was Play at the Theatre Royai, and grand Ball at the Caftle which the Ladies made a malt biilliant Appearance; and the Night was concluded with Ringing ...
... to College-Green. And Bridget Kelly for Picking Pockets in the Four Court*, I T«rd«7. In Morning ■ Sheri Jar ■ Manaeet the Theatre Roysh give Bre«k|a at the MuCck-Htll Fiftiimbk-Strcct, at were preici.t v»lt Number* thc Nobtlity and \r»- After Rreakfift ...
... Rt. Hon. the Lord Powcrfcourt’s Country Scat, and returned again to theCaftletbe Thurla day following. at Work at the new Theatre which building in Crow-Street, fell m a Scaffold and much that it’, thought can’t rcco ...
... POUNDS b* tent, Real Sxunty. t'y'.Mr. Jokn Dsrici. Afutrey, »t hi* Lodg-nS THEATRE - . r A L. Foi’the Benefit of Mrs. BEALJCLERK, ON Thurfdav the Pehruary, li'ftant, will be‘perform’d . TRAGKDY. d The fair penitent, Tl,c •Part of CAL IST to be perform’d ...