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... upon bim, Ant at the fame Time ta acquaint them, That his • A L- For his Young LA PIE s And GEN TLE ME Vill Ny be at the THEATRE in the Angel_ SHETFI LP, On Friday Oaober the 3d, y7c). To Istgin precikly at five o'Clock. Care will be taken to provide ...
... s enquire of Mr. JOHN WOOL MER, isdttcliant in Halitax. MR. A's BALL, for his young Gentimer' and Ladies, will be at the THEATRE. in the Angel-Yard, Sheffield, on Fliday Oaoher the 17th, 1760. TicKETI to be had at Mr. Dawfon's Lodgings, at Mrs. Trout's ...
... Painting, and Sculpture; how far they help to ilitifirate each other. An E.'nglifh Oration on Cebe's Table. To be fpoken in the Theatre after the Conamernoration Speech; and to be delivered into the hands Of the Vice Chancellor a month before that The candidates ...
... obtain a completion of and long eny, tiw glcrions liei:s of the care -aucl- . lahours of hi l al - virtu:is he inherits. ' Theatres are Chet, on occaticn of un:lancholy event. Yelterday Capt. liothum arrived at the Admiralty with an e.vrels from Plymouth ...
... 24, 1760. MR. HE R T's Company of.Coroedkaris being pennincif to. petform here . this Winter, and having puielialial the Theatre late in the Tenure of Mr James Whiitley, in M. Glanvilie's Yard ; they hare ertykry..d and lull are eMployingfew:Ml Malims ...
... Cardigan: The Mayor and Recorder of Clifton Dartlimouth-Hardnes. His Majefty was attended in the Stage-Box at Drury-Lane Theatre on Friday night, by his Grace the Duke of Devon!hire, Lord High Chamberlain, bearing his Wand, and the Earl of Bu c. Her Royal ...
... valuable as 'tis proofed to tuclole that Coninson. Enquire at the handles. For the Benefit of Mr. and Mrs. ROBERTSON, At the THEATRE in HULL, On Fritla , y the sth of December 'will be aded ct lrgeey called King KICHARIL - 111. CO ntaining the Diftrefies ...
... and took his intended airing, and returned again to St. James's about. nine. Lail night his.Majefty was at Covent-Garden theatre to Le King Henry V. or the conquett of France, and was received with loud acclamations of joy. _ The Emprefs, in her agony ...
... intiepid difpoftrion of that monarch, under pretence of ree_overing Cleves, dtc. make at irruption into the Netherlands, the theatre of war would then be changed in Etnope, and its flames fpread wider and wider. The Du ch at it would behbve to look well to ...
... whimtical dittrefs.—A curious original letter to a Lady..—Litt of the Britifh Navy.—Account at the held in January.— The Theatre.—Poetry, &c. Stc„—Fa• „i gil and &mettle occurrences, lifts of marriages, births,deatlis, preferinentr, book,. prices of grain ...
... Affairs witlx Spain. On th(Vulgar, ginal Env. Remarks on Prince Ferdinand's Army. Copy 44 Wad's Will. The Town Numb. IV. The Theatre contain Remarks on the Performance of the Wontles..-Metliab:—Sufpiti - Hutbantl—and King Lear. An Authentie•Litt of all the ...
... January 6. We hear that an eminent phyfician inten . ds to ere& at own capence, in this citi a noble theatre, in the lotto ot the an:ient theatres at Rome ; and that he 210.1o:ends to cllabl.fh an anatomy Irdure to be read therein 7 : the wholeexpence ...