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... boo;.! lot he W-u>ladie>. Atthe late near W#(Wfinfter. Hall, for that* City and Liberty, the'JufticcS granted the Little Theatre in tbe Htymarket, ’Hickford’sMufick-Rootrt in Brewer-SfrcetpanHOgle’n Mufick-Room in Dean Sireef, exhibit C*ncerf«. and Mufictl ...
... that the Entertainment the F*ir, which Mr. Maddox will perform leverai curiou* Ballances on the Wire, now in Rehearlal the Theatre Roval in Covcnt Garden, and will exhibited Time next Week, Sunday between Eight and Nine o*Cloc]c, three Convicts and two ...
... amils, c-mfidenng the great Increalc Murders, Robxrics, Lewdncls late Years, il the L—g -re fta-.uld take Measures make the Theatres School Virtue. is too common wrh Authors and Managers to confulr more what the People are difpfied to hear, than what is ...
... Man whole Bjfinefs it is give me, and the relt of the Audiei.ct, Pleafure and Entertainment. The Manager, or Conduflor the Theatre, deferves our Encouragement, hen lie endeavours to cafe our Pdates, with the Rcprtfematiem of the hell Plays, the Performance ...
... to Lee’s lupermr Interelf, and Abilities as a Player: Giblon has left the Place, and Lee is in the Idle PolTelfion of the Theatre, which is extended and beautified, little inferior that Drury-Lane. It will hold Hundred Pounds, and is complete in the Appendages ...
... filled up, make a fpacious Street; and that Lottery will be granted for it- This Evening his Majefty will beat Covent-Gardcn Theatre, to fee the Comedy of the Sufpicious Hufband, with the Fair. hear from the Forred in Teviotdale, that the Sheep have been ...
... morrow the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane, was written by George Vtlliers, Duke of Buckingham, the Son that Viliiers, who was murdered bv Felton; the Character Baye firft intended for Sir Robert Howard, but the Plague then breaking our, anti the Theatres being ...
... made a foreign Me called white Copper, which has been tome Years prohibited from being imported here. By letters from the Theatre Royal in Smock- Alley, Dublin, we hear that Mrs. Ward has performed the Part Monimia, in the Orphan, to very polite and crowded ...
... Worrall, an eminent Manchefter Warehoufcman in King-Street. hear that Mr. Quin will appear in the FaJttaffj at Covenl-Garden Theatre, f.on after Chnftmas. is expefled, that in the Seffions Parliament now approaching, Method will taken put an effectual End ...
... many Hours, that ’tis feared we /hall hear of great Damage both by Sea and Land. hear that Mils Haughton, from Covent-Gardcn Theatre, (who iaft Night performed the Part Amanda in Love’s Laft Shift at Drury-Lane) will Ihortlv appear in the Characters of Juliet ...
... on the lit of this Month, This Vcffel had leveral Paffengers on board, among them Mr, Gibion belonging to '.ovent Garden Theatre. the laft Letters from Italy, have an Account of Imart Engagement in the Harbour of Civitta- Vecchia, between a large Genoele ...
... introduced. And we hear there is a new Pantomime Entertainment coming out at Covent-Garden Theatre, called the Moufe Trap. The Theodofius is now Rehearfal the Theatre in Covent-Garden, in which Mr. Smith, young Gentleman from the Univerllty Cambridge, will ...