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... particular Advices from G many, People begin to be apprehenfive tt of freth Troubles, and that the Empire | again become the Theatre of the War. 7 March of the Ruflian Troops is the Cauf thefe Fears. France has already in a pris Manner ufed all her Artificesin ...
... awav to to! • low their Mailer to BruflVJ--, well the Company of Comedians, carrying with them all the Dctoratlons oflhdr Theatre, although the City ««« at the Expence them. is behtved, that we. (hall not fee General any tnore and the Magiftracy, as well ...
... and his Majefly and Royal Family wore Crofles in Honour of the Day. Whitehall Ev. Poji. Lafl. Night his Majefty went to the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane, to fee the Comedy called about Nothing } written Shakefpear. . Canterbury, Nov. 30, On Wcdnefday the ...
... Panmure, Richbell, Lafcell. ~ Laft.Night the young Prrnce, his Companion,'lately arriyea, 'aS'mentidned in our laft, was CoVeot Theatre to fee the Play of Don Seßaftiaft King,;of Por- . tugal. . .■ We heaf, that to add to tfie Gtdndeur of the Fireworks, Soldiers ...
... had alfo thofe placed near the Pyramids theTt)p of the Pavillions, The five Fountains Fire in the Fifli- Pond before the Theatre general Satisfaction, as did alfp the Cafcade and the two Lions. The Dials on-the, Payllliom were wonderfully pretty, and ...
... oppofing all the Enterprizes which rtjight pofllbly be meditated againft her Dominions and Conqueftr, and even to carry the Theatre of the amongft thofe of her Neighbours which fhouTd declare themfelves tter. Enemies ; A to.ihe End that all Europe might ...
... and the Englifh Vicechant'ceilbts: Neither* by the Mufic, gratified, by the great ed by fuch a Multitude, who ,(.wanting Theatre ) were rather penh’d up doll for of another Sehfe, and at laft concluded, as ufually -FeaftK ilXii,- ...
... that the Perfon who hired the King*s Theatre in the Hayinarket laft Summer, is bringing over a Company to perform there this Winter. , . We hear, that the French Players will (barring Accidents) opin at the Little Theatre in the Hayinarket next Saturday. ...
... but the contrary -is prefent be- Jievcd, lince he has brought all his Dramatis Per. font hither, and now can t procure a Theatre for them to play in. -On the other Hand ’tis aflerced, that his brother Manager (the Italian) muII be Wizard; as he, by a ...
... S ARTICLES. LONDON Evening, Pofit r IS laid the Anglo-Gallic Smarts arp rc- X. folved to carry their Point at the-Little Theatre in the Hay market.. The Juftice of their Refolution appears evidently from this, that a Subjedt Great Britain Player) was ...
... other Servant*, upon Complaint tl>«tthejr were aflilUng in attempting to overawe the Audience few’‘Nights ago at a certain Theatre ...
... Liberty of Cohfcience to every pne, and the I Diftates Of Right Reafon prohibiting the I Clergy from making the Pulpit the Theatre of 1 their Palfions, and Defamation of their Neigh- I hour, and from refufing his good Subjefts Chrif- I tian Burial on any ...