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... long Eternity 1 « An Account of the New Entertainment called The Jubilee, which was per for wed for the fifji Time at the Theatre Royal in Drury-lane, on Saturday lajl, Vinton* the Drama.. Ralph, a Country Clown, Mr. King. _ . Mr. Wheeler, Gentlemen, \Ur\HurJl ...
... hifcorical Narratives t»f interefHng Events; arid very Stories. 11. A great Number of the celebrated Songs including lately Theatres and public Cardens. 111. A Variety of brilliant Jcfts, witty Repar?;e°, queer Sayings, comic and droll Remarks together with ...
... probably followed by fome other European States. When their Majefties made their appearance on Wednefday evening at Drury-lane Theatre, the whole houfe [ which was prodigioufiy crouded) teftified their degree more than commorf, by chipping hands, and in their ...
... living with him. this fttuation it was expedient to leave the Capital; and repaired to Edinburgh, where (he performed at that theatre, and where flie formed a connexion Mr. gg«» a near relation to L— D -r.—l Succels, however, did not crown the enterprize of ...
... city early that morning, and had fold out forty thoufand pounds Bank Stock. Laft night their Majefties were at Drury-lane theatre. In the opening fcene of the Wonder, when Frederick comes to the defcription of the people of England fays, Liberty is their ...
... George Earl of Granard, deceafed. From the Evening-Papers, (sc. Rome, OH. 28. His Holinefs has lately granted to all the Theatre? the liberty of engaging women to perform in the Operas, Comedies, and Balls that cufton* appears.to his Holineis lefs fcandalous ...
... Songfter; Or, Harmony for the Fair Sex. Containing a Collection of all the neweft and moft admired SONGS j as they are fung the Theatres, Public-Gafdcns, &c. Together with the Songs as they were at the Jubilee. Alfo a great Variety of curious Originals, particularly ...
... No Per/on to be admitted without a Ticket. Between the Parts of the Concert will be D O U G L A S. As now performine the Theatre-Royal in Drury-lane, with univerfal Approbation. With Entertainments SINGING. And the KING ant! MILLER of Man s field. On ...
... Performances, Injlruflive Figures of Life, it is very certain that four Fifths even of London Audiences go to, and come from the Theatre with very itnperfsß Ideas both of the Plays and Performers Fashion too often fixing Opinion without any Appeal Judgment* To ...
... Queen Mab, or the Fairies Jubilee, Cantata, by ditto. The Songs, Ai r and Dances in the Jubilee and geants, as performed the Theatre-Royal Drury-lane. Twelve new AlJcmandet and Twelve new Minuets, 1 by Mr. Gerhardi. Splenetick Pills, Mirth Alamodc, Collettion ...
... Polite Or, Harmony far thfc Fair Containing a fele& Collection all the aeweft attl admired SONGS; a t they are Tung at the Theatres Public-GarJfcM, Sc. Together with the Soffgt at the* 1 were fung at.the Jubilke. Alfo a great Variety curious adapted the ...
... Lewis; Daniel.Mf Cornelius ; and Tom, Richards. [The Ufi the Theatre-Royal, Cwent-Gardeu.] Indiana, Mrs Scaland, Humphry* Iflabella, fa, Lucinda, Mifs Hirft, and Phillis, Phillip** frap Theatre-Royal Bath. With The CIT E tf. , ' As Letfter has been a «t--■ ...