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... himnble plea;. Since merey sufteiisev'ry strrn'deoree. The allusion made in the first Six lines to the late' corqjlS in tite theatre, provoked the dis- pleasure oi a great part of tlhe audieCce, but in teueritess to tile lady tbe stortn''ison subsided. On ...
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... tile University ?? there 'in l2z)o by King ?? 1. 'The situation of this place is dielighitful ;. it forms a kiutl of amphi. theatre, at whose foot rums the' Moioniego, which, six leagues tower, discharges itself into the sea. The small plains watered by ...
... Farir Thief.-A Lady, ill high dress, at- tended by a footman in livery, went on Thursday 'night into a box in tihe llaymarket Theatre, atd begged pardon for intrtsioN, as tile box sie had engaged woo occupied by a genteel party, whom she did not choose to ...
... receipts in I iig oaitihv o or ced~ t60:01' Thle follwnwist4 ate the -'ruts re. Vis fil respective days; at the Charelt, thr 'The~atre and thle Ball. a. . d. ir V edre .t ?? lQ10 13 6 1oA Profits onl Booksm sold, ?? Li0 II oo d. fi~ ?? ~9- it tif 'M3,adme ...
... TUE MERCURY. THrE many revolutions of which France has been at once the theatre and the victim, have placed that nation in a very peculiar situation, and those laws which have been framed for the security and protection of government in ordinary times ...
... of oerr towris, at witere the theatre is ttesrly deserted. aere, for instance, rm we have a popsiotion, iactrdrig the Surnouoding townships, S of searly 84,0tJ. Now, if One-third of this ?? l woulid only visit the theatre once irs ?? season, aerd . etrir ...
... There J. appeared to be no relaxation in the ?? with which Viii the audiences flocked to thte later performances. The At/ti theatre also, where Macready was playing tbr the week, was full at an early hour. of Yesterday the morning's performane onsisted ta ...
... -addltion-to the host of talent preiinusly pecured, we fdnid'tfie Connmittee have engaged Madame CknADoaR, from ithe King'a theatre,.-an exquisite songstress; whom inany excellent jadges eonsider superior to PASTA. Sh1e will be a great odditidna to ithe ...