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... much fstperior to any that have appeared in Edinburgh fince that fea- fon in %which SrEPHE.N KEMBLE opened the Circus as a Theatre; and I am happy to fee that they are recei- ving proper fupport from the generofity and difeern- tnent of the metropolis of ...
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... extraordinary rumnours were yeflerday in, ges circulation refpe6iing the tate of France. That the city of Paris is at prefent the theatre of great oat, intrigue, and that Come convulfion is preparing, !ti-t appears from many of the letters lately received sar- ...
... WooDS in King Henry was chale and affeating. This unfortunate monarch has too ofte. fiuffered morefilf-flaughter in this Theatre thlntsvarafllnation at the hands of Gloffer; but, laf night, for the firef time thefexmany years; it was well difpofed of ...
... by the1 e Highland Society of Londoni to the three bed Per 't formers on the Great Highldnd Fag-pip!, was held, bl in the Theatre Royal here, on 'I'tselday lalt, in pre. ;ta ir fence of a Committee of Judges appointed by the in s 1: ghland Society of Scotland ...
... PAPERS6 PAILls JULY 1~x The Chief Conful was prefent the-day before 7efterday at the performance exhibited, gratis at the Theatre det Arts. His appearance excited the moft lively enthufiafm. The moment that he entered the houfe rung with, accla mtions ...
... _{I .1 I._ I . 'a - . ^ . Mondav ]aft the beautiful tragedv of Rimeo and Juliet attraeled a very numerous aucdience to tfis Theatre, and fromn the general flyle of the erformanace they had every reafon to be fatisfied IVith the eanertainrnent it afforded ...
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... THEATRE, COVENT-GARDEN. Friday night their Majefties and the five Princefr fes honioured this theatre with their prefence. They appeared about half after fix, and found the houfe crowded to the ceiling with loyal fubjedts to greet theirs entry. This is ...
... COVENT-GARDEN TIr-IATRF - - I I . . - Mr Coona perfornied LEAR in the cier-, gedy of that name at this Theatre on Friday iigit It is a charadler little fuited to his talents In - preffion of ftrong aod turbuletit palions, e will .s j find his forte; ...
... COV ENT G A D EN TH EATRE. On Tuefdav evening was perforrmed, at this Theatre, a rew Comic Opera, in three acls, ettitled TssE CAOiN5ET. The Charafters are- Curvofo, an old Italian Nobleman, r F. Emn ry'. 1.,cenzo, bi- qon, Mr laclcdon. Orlundo, a yoing ...
... PIVTAT2Z THEATRE. e.1 ?? - _ _ _ I _- Mlanyr mifeoncap.tios having gone forth refpe(iong the plan of the propofed Private 'i'heatre; the public ,,sy rely en the fn 'owing being the original Card of Thopofal, as ?? under the authority of the Direr- tar; ...