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... which is to take Place the Beginning of the new Year. We are assured, that the King has been pleased to discharge the three Theatres from the Imposition of a third Part of the Money received every Time of Acting, which was applied to the Hospitals; and that ...
... of the County of Hereford, when the Addrefs from that County was nrcfented. Tbie Evening hit Majefty goes to Drury-aL*ne Theatre, to fee the Hiftorical Play of King Jobn. We hear tbat the Man who is in the Cuttody of one of his Majefty's Meffcngers, and ...
... ' > •'- * *' ' ' ' ?? MI U -- ! *- %y Mr. Gar rick took Leave of the Public for this ; Seajon, at Drury-Lane Theatre, on his Majefly'j \ Birth-Day, with tbt following Addrefs. WHILE all is Fcafting, Mirth, Illumination I And but one With goes ...
... Southampton and other Parts, conftantly grace the Room with their Prefence.— They add, that a Company of Comedians from the Theatres in London are ar- rived there, and perform twice a Week, vit. WednefUay and Saturday. A few Days ago, one of the French Prifoner ...
... thole Terms to M. dr tuff, be tolft him, tllaf if tbey Ibould be re-ec- ud, ike utmolt Efforti would be made to tramfer the Theatre of War ;nte Fiance, They write from Tu.key ofthe j-rth ult. that the Plague bad broke oot at Adrianople. Several Bomb Tendert ...
... acccouut of fome Sufpicion relative lo the late Fire in the Hoik Market. We hear tlut Mr. Rich, late Patentee of Co- ?? vi'en Theatre, has left his Eil'ech, and the Profits arifiug from the Patent, to be equally divided between his Children ; and that Mr. ...
... young Gentleman it arriv'd from London, to perform feveral capital Charac- ters in Tragedy and Comedy, at Orchard-ftrttt Theatre ; and that he will make his firft Appear- ance in the Character of Romeo, on Monday next, when he will fpeak an occaudnal ...
... I HUMAN LIFE Compared toa Masquerade. POETS and Philufophers, both ancient and modem, have compared this World to the Theatre, and confidcred human Life as the grand Drama thcieof. A ...
... Mr. Salmon, Linen-draper, attbe Crok-Bath; at the Parade Coffee-Houfe; at the White-Hart- Inn, in Stall-Street; and at the Theatre, where Places for the Boxes may taken. Between tbe Parts of the Concert nvill prefented', Gratis a Come»y, callV LOVE for ...
... Harper SATURDAY Evening, February 20, will Concert of Mufic. » Tickets be had at Mr. Harper's, in Bell-Tree Lane ; and the Theatre, where Places for the Boxes may be taken. Between the Parts of the Concert will be prefented, Gratis, Comedy, call'dtbt PROVOK'D ...
... Powder-Mill on Hounflow-Heath was blown up, but happily no Lives were l«ft. Sams £v«iings ago, while their Majeft' at Drury-Laue Theatre to fee the Winter* J Mr. Garrick was repeating the two fr' Lints the occalional Prologue that s ' Piece For you, my Hearts ...
... Manufcript Lib'.- um bulkius, preferved in theQtudftj ' \ y' continued. A Defcript'on CQri Review new Books and Pamph[Ofy ' The Theatre. Original Pieces j zes . propofed for next Month. 4| me^'c Occurrences.' Births,Mari S> ® toc ks, Books, &c. Kb,°»» V> • ...