... To which will added. Aii Univeifal Monthly Chronicle Foreign and Domeilic Aflairs. Together with the State the different Theatres, Births,. Marriages, Deaths, Promotions, Preferments, Prices of Grain, Provifions, Hay, Straw, Corn, Stocks, ice. fee. The ...

... and the Performances will begin precifely at eleven. The Poors the Theatre will he opened at half pall five, the Performances will begin prccifoly feven o’Clock. Tickets for the Theatre had, and Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. G. Pearce, Far-gate ...

... next, Will performed Sl, Paul's Church, in Sheffield, HE SACRED ORATORIO THE MESSIAH. On the Evening of the fame Day, At the Theatre, I.’ALLEGRO i 1L PENSEROSO ilj'ith Concertos ittween the Parts ly fame oj thc.fr tercifal Performers), OnTneinnAY.ihe 16th ...

... —From reports made to us by fcvcral amatetm of the feience, who have conftantly attended the rehearfals at the Church and Theatre, arc induced to fpeak loudly in of the prefent band, hofe excellence is univcrfally acknowledged, and whole performance we ...

... whole receipts at the Church and Theatre was near 6001. a particular account of which, and of the number the different inftruroents are condrained to defer till next week, for want room in this paper. coining out the Theatre on night, a gentleman had his ...

... k, containing bills to the amount of 2001. at Lincoln lately. The report Mr. Spozzi’s accident, the dancer at Birmingham Theatre, is not in every refpecl true. had fattened fireworks to his head, and not being able to fee, n:lfortunately fell down upon ...

... pocket-book, containing bills to the amount ot ioOl. Lincoln lately. The report of Mr. ?ozzi’s accident, the dancer at Birmingham Theatre, is not in every refpect true. had faftened.fome fireworks to his head, and not being able to fee, unfortunately fell down ...

... removed its beftofticets from that obedience which they owed to the States of Holland; and to have made their territory the theatre of civil war. After tbefe accufations the inhabitants declare him ftripped of all his dignities, and defire that he may be ...

... here'sy begs Leave to inform them, and the Public in general, that BALL will be on Friday the 2.3 CI Day Septembis, at the 'Theatre in Sheffield, Where Daneing will be far Med in Co polite, g enteel, and elegant a Manner , as he flatters liiinfelf, will ...

... And Defdcmona, Mrs. Taplin, from the Theatre-Royal, Dublin Bfiwen the P/ay and Farcei HORNPIPE, By Mr. Scriven. Aftet which, the celebrated \fuffeal Farce rf the SON-IN-LAW. Cranky, Mr. Sidney. (the Dancing-Mailer) Mr. Scrivetl, Bouquet, Mr. Wheeler. ...

... AT TllE Theatre) Sheffield, On Monday Fveiling, Oet. 8, will be prcfenteJ, a celebrated Tragedy, called o h l l o, MOOR OF VENICE. Othello) Mr. Grift. Oaflio, Mr. Scriven (from the Theatre-Royal, Ndnvieh) Brah.intio, Mr. Sidney. Duke, Mr. O’Brien, ttmlerigo ...

... COLI ECT!OK FARCES and ENTERTAIN’MENTS, on the LONDON THEATRES. VERBATIM FROM THE LAST TIO With the Cerrcfliotu of refpc&lve Authors* Every Number contain-; tlrct Farce', fell the Shops for ott Shitting each. fixty folio only. Price *'’ervNnmher containing ...