... Dec. 0. •CovFnt-Garden Theatre Is now illuminated in a new and moll fuperb tafte. The area of the firft gallery and green boxes, have received the additional ornament of a number of lutlres ; and there dart up fo ftrong a light, that the two galleries ...

... I LNumber 9. j ve , ,sd the preference to Jonas Breflau. Mr. Sheridan's legures were difiiked h engaged' • at Crow-tireet theatre for ten nights. Kilkenny, Dec. 30. Saturday lA, the wipa being moftly at S. E. began a fmart: frofl, attended'with a heavy ...

... ; whole have lain unnoticed for upwards of ts,venty years. Since Mr. Barry and Mrs. Dancer have quitted this kingdom, our theatres are our Nobility and givi _ X § T § kiMMlotNi , • • S•Ar t • 4 .• • 1; r . . ,• • 4 1 110 0 C - ' • 4 4 4:AT *-edvAte-de-v4mv ...

... received of the death of the famous old Count de Biren, near ninety years of -age; who was 'firft brought on- the -grand theatre of life -by Peter the Great, Eniperor of Ruffia ; foon after whole deceafe he was fent into ban ilh- . ment; in which flate ...

... come on the 1 zth of April. On Wednefday laft the firfl flone of our new Theatre was laid by Mr. Rofs, with this infcription on a flyer plate under it. The firtt hone of this Theatre was laid on the 16th day of March, in the year of our Lord 1768, by David ...

... that the erefris o come before the Club, at Gesrge's coffeehoufe, next Monday evening, will be—lire the entertainments ofthe Theatre Of att,) real*.ll to the Public Y—lffhethei• the long Credit generally given ,or taken in trade, be n-t injurious both to ...

... Attention of the .Public, that may appear in the Courfe of the Month, betides the Bs itith Theatre; ale-impartial Criticifm on Dramatic Pi.tces ardl!ei formers atbeth Theatres; thd ell-known Filitory of Parliament, and a Review •of New Publications, with F.xtratts ...

... Attenti..n of the Public, that may appear-in the C6urfe ,•f the Month, befides the Britifh Theatre, an impartial Criticifm on Dramatic Pieces and Pei formers athoth Theatres; the well-known Hiitoryof Parliament, and a Review of New Publications, with Extrafts ...

... on the counterfcarp here, in honour of his Majay's birth-day, at the expenceof t he Field- Martha]. In the middle of the theatre was the temple of glory, fupported by pillars of the doric order ; on the roof, which was ornamented with trophies of vi&ory ...

... londel applaufes, which. his returned; by howiriz round, and. afterwards was dondrOed to a chair of flate at the upper end of theatre, from whence he proceeded to take a . veiw of the tlatues King George . the Firtl, .and of his late Mdjefly ; foon. after ...

... of ballads in her hand, of which the following is faid to be a trim copy: Gay Advicc to Green He;/s, feng at the Haymarket Theatre, to tune What a generation, Sprung from fancy's teeming brain! Swifily age, and fex, and ilation, Swarm along- this macr:ic ...

... Ciaaracters by Signiors Carlina, Celpi j and the c.tlebi ated PAULO. T. cenclusi.! with a HORNPIPE, by SigniOr CEORGI, front the Theatre-Royal in Drury-lane, Londs,n. The Doors to be onen'd at Six, and begin at Seven. Pit. Two Skillings ; Gal. Shilling. ...