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... city of Edinburgh over certain adjoining lands, &c. and to enable his Majefty to grant letters patent for eftablifhing a theatre in Edinburgh. And alfo to feveral road and lnclolure bills. Yefterday morningabout a dozen journeymen Taylors aflemblcd, in ...
... part of France, Whole Minifter, at Stockholm, leaves no ftone Unturned, to retain things on their ancient foot- ing. The new theatre on Richmond Green, being licenfed by the Lord Chambcrlayne, on account of the refidence of their Majcfties at Richmond, is ...
... all the public diverfions, and fet out again fiom thehec the aoth, immc- ' diately after a. ball, which was given at the Theatre, where 'he had danced a great deal, and was going to fee L_ngu_doc and Provence. It is thought his liighncf. will return here ...
... ufed them well. It is faid the fkeleton of Mrs. Brownrigg will he fixed in the niche oppofite the front door in the Surgeons Theatre, and her name will be wrote under it, in order to perpetuate the heinoufnefs of her cruelty in the minds of the fpedtators ...
... pay upon the fpot, on pain of having the goods on the picmiffcs Ycit'erday an order was fent to the Managers of both th* Theatres, tv fuipiaj acting till further orders. Lafl week feveral p-rfont were eontufted hew fore Major Spinnage, of Argyle-buildings ...
... in a few days fet out for Bath, by the advice of her Phyficians. On Tuefday night a difturbance Happened at Covent-Gardcn Theatre, occafioned by fome I rifh gentlemen being offended at fome Hibernian characters and fpeeches in The Oxonian in Town, which ...
... recommended by their humble lervant, The Sailor's Chaplain. A curfory Sketch of the little Piece brought oat at C'.veiit- -Garden Theatre, on Satur- day evening, and call'd ...
... The following Dialogue palled between a ffiort Gentleman and a tall Lady with a grenadier hat, in the pit of Drury-lane Theatre, One cveninp; lalt week 1 • B Cent. Be fb kind, Madam, as to pull off your hait. Lady. What a ridiculous reqaefl ! Did you ...
... to convey water to the city by means of aqueducts, of which many veftiges remain. The principal remains of antiquity are a theatre, an amphitheatre, and three temples. The two firft are much ruined ; but the tem- ples are wonderfully prel'erved. From the ...
... evening their Majefties, accompanied by their Royal HighnefTes the Prince of W riles and the Bifhop of Oihaburgh, went to the Theatre- Royal in Covent-Garden to fee the comedy of The Wonder, with Orpheus and Eurydice. A fcheme to raife 15000001. in one Lottery ...
... Authoi's Name in ii Hand Writing, is under the Bottom of every Bottle The GOOD NATUR'D MAN: A Comedy. As it is performed at the Theatre-Royal in Coy ent -Oar den. By Mr. Goldsmith. TH E play opens with a converfation be- tween Sir William Honeywood, who is arrived ...
... with his red ribband, as Sovereign of the molt noble Order of the Bath. A very elegant box is fitted up at Covent- garden Theatre for the Prince of Wales, which is ornamented with a plume of feathers, the arms of Wales, and the motto afligncd to that ...