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... to Aaron Bill, whintheak utriss original hurt rto a Lady.— of the Britilh Nary.—Acri.m.! f the Fairsiir id in January.—The Theatre.— l'octiy, fsze. fzc vigil and itumeiiic occurrences, lids of marl iages, births,de:.th.4 pre. t(rinents, books, prices of ...
... Tuefday feveral large hand Olds were induitrioufly difper fed in the taverns, coffee houfa. , complainiogot the manager of he theatres reailing admittance at halt price, in con • fequence of which, upon the drawing up the curtain lafl night, when Obrien and ...
... the clain..ge • v..:c.t , Garden Theatre received. To the Frvguerners of Theatr.l. lii (I . in•ne tbe regulation y&ur rejolariv: an.i al D , ury La , :e 11,,,:tre, in nchic li it t'.', manager: y tit ether Theatre bad '• • 4 .! * d veri d , Opera of ...
... a warrant from the Lo- nief jullice, two Gentlemen, foppoired to be tt..r: int. .tors ot the difturbance at Covent Garden Theatre. :- It is thought that foam rew regulation will be made by relative to the ditiriOution cf tlee Pavannall money. A ScHEME ...
... ens, which are fluing up for the funimer ( - Mon ; and lc Las engaged Mr. E?olland Mr. Obnen to play twelve nights at his Theatre at Datalio, tot which he is to teem i cr.+l. ea..h. LL ight ray he King George Packer, there arrived a mail ! Irons 1. fbon ...
... inure than three in a convany. On Saturday evening lalt, as the celebrated Mr. Woodward was murding home I wn Covent Gatcien theatre, he was let upon by lour Irith chairmen, who, by a very unfortunate blunder, mittaking poor Capt. hooadil for a tailor. oeat ...
... judges of the King's Bench, in obedience to a writ of Habeas Corpus iffued out of that Coats, Mifs Ann Catley of Covent Garden Theatre, who had been purchafed by him of her mailer for the (urn of But neither the matter nor the attorney, who made the affign ...
... glorious contea has not been known for many ages. Wedoefday the Encxnia began at Oxford, when a convo• cation was held in the Theatre, and leveral honorary degrees were conferred. Orations and eerfes, in La tin and Engtifh were Ipoke n by 13 Noblemen and Gentlemen ...
... Subterraneous Habitations of St, Giles's, Scc. Wherein are difplAyed the various Scenes of Covent Gulden and its Environs, the Theatres, Jelly-Houfes, Gaming-Houfes, Night- Houfes, Coteries, Marquerades, Mock-Mafiquerades, Public-Gardew, n d other Places of ...
... L 0 N D 0 N. On Friday night, between the Play and Farce at -lane Theatre, a disturbance arofe, which continued for a full nour. A Comedian, it appe.:;ed was in debt to the Managers a (um of money, on whith account has:: stopped the cafh received on is ...
... of a (trolling Player.—Anecdote of Mils . Ludy 'Cooper.—The Falhions of Town Mr. PoWell's Journey to York.--.-State of the TheatreS.—Snbtlance of all Reviews.—The PARNASSUS, viz. Ode for the New Yearek-Carpe Diem.—Choice of a Wile by Cheefe.—Verfes on Mils ...
... Compter, and the party bound over to pro. fecute. On Saturday died, James Lacy, Efq; ar Ifieworth, one of the patentees of the theatre royal in Drury.lane. The above Gentleman has poffelled half of the patcnt fince the year 174.7, and is reported to have died ...