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... de- pendents, pendents. Some time in July next, a grand Bneatnia will be celebrat ed by the Univerfity of Oxford, in the Theatre there, in honour of the I'eace; when, befides virions Academical exercifes, there will be three Oratorios by rhe bell performers ...
... judges of the King's Bench, in obedience to a writ of Habeas Corpus iffued out of that Coats, Mifs Ann Catley of Covent Garden Theatre, who had been purchafed by him of her mailer for the (urn of But neither the matter nor the attorney, who made the affign ...
... afterwards met the Chancellor a: dinner in Queen's College Hall at half an hour after one. From thence they proceeded to the Theatre, where were (poken the oration in commemo- ration of all the benefadtors of the Univerfity, by the Rtv. Mr. Warton, A. M. ...
... glorious contea has not been known for many ages. Wedoefday the Encxnia began at Oxford, when a convo• cation was held in the Theatre, and leveral honorary degrees were conferred. Orations and eerfes, in La tin and Engtifh were Ipoke n by 13 Noblemen and Gentlemen ...
... two hours after, many peo- pie were ready to ivai'er he was not then come. About four in the afternoon we went ta the Theatre, winch is a noble and capacious building in the farm ofa Koman I), and was at this time ctouded with a inoft fplendid circle ...
... tne in- lide was (trangely perverted, the PrutTian. having made it a magazine. They are at work to give it the lorm of a Theatre again ; and a great number ot hands are employed, the King being defirous of having an opera on the third of augult, the day ...
... equal crimes will, by any means, think ot following, as at that rate we ihou'dn't have a fingle perlormer at either of the theatres. ...
... people, we are informed that they have come to a refolution to obferve the moft ftrift impartiality with re. fpedl to the two Theatres; which cannot fail of giving the urmoft fafisfatlion to nil ranks of people, a, it tends towards difcouraging that contention ...
... and the Right Hon. William Gerard Hamilton, principal Secretary to his Excellency ihe Lord Lieutenant. Thurfday night the Theatre-Royal in Crow-ftreet, was opened, by command, with the Beggar's Opera, and the boxes free to the ladies. 1 hurfday the Lord ...
... of the New Comic Opera of MIDAS, for the Harpfichord, Voice, Ge.man-Flute, Violin, or Guittar, as it is perform'd at the Theatre-Royal in Covent-Garden, Price 1 1. each. Alfo the Oveiture, Songs, Duets, and Quartet in the Opera of the ROYAL SHEPHERD, ...
... of the Plan. Traveller, A General View of Voltaire's 5 The Theatre, No. I, containing celebrated Treatili.- on Tole- \ critical and candid Remarks sation, publiflied at Geneva, •> on the Theatres loi the pie- with a Tranflation of the s Cent Month. mod ...
... Hiilory of the Plan. Traveller. . A General View of Voltaire's The Theatre, No. I. containing celebrated Treatife on Tole- critical and candid Remarks tation, publifhed at Geneva, on the Theatres for the pit- with a Tranflation of the fent Month, mott intercllmg ...