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... Months pall, our Advices from Germany gave us frequent Hints of Field Martha! Count Seckendorft's appearing once more upon the Theatre with Eclat. That Matter is now tolerably explained, and comes out 6th. It was t bought agreeable to the Intere ft of a certain ...
... Ihip of Pcter-Houfe, in Cambridge. From Oxford we are informed, mat the Univerfity will not fuftlr Blandy’s ’I rial in the Theatre, ami that flic is tried in the Divinity School next • Mancheller, March 3. The following lufcription a Monument m our old ...
... Ihip of Pcter-Houfe, in Cambridge. From Oxford we are informed, mat the Univerfity will not fuftlr Blandy’s ’I rial in the Theatre, ami that flic is tried in the Divinity School next • Mancheller, March 3. The following lufcription a Monument m our old ...
... not having In Health Berlin, is coming Pans, pal> Dm/Time there for the Recovery it. There is now reprelentirg upon the Theatre of the French Comedians, Tragedy that Gentleman’s writ me, entitled, Home laved which as highly applauded any that Author’s ...
... The New Entertainment of Harlequin Sorcerer, now exhibiting at Covent-Garden Theatre, having engaged the Attention of the polite, on Account of its magnificent and surprising Machinery, hope the following Description of it will not be disagreeable to ...
... pursuant to act of par. lIAMENT THE TWENTY FIFTH OF GEORGE THE SECOND} and fuch place ft be open before Five the Afternoon} lie Theatres and other Places liccnfed by the Crown Ir Lord Chamberlain, order encourage Profecutions againft Pcrfous , Keeping disorderly ...
... addreffed to the Ladies d Gentlemen , J poke Mrs. Stanford, in Mr, W ; m lev’s Company of Comedians, at her Sene* fr the Theatre Stamford, in Lincolnlhire, o>. the zijl of April 1751. vv I behold fuch radiant Circles there, Enrich’d with all that’s Good ...
... the worft. It teems unnatural, that Woman enraged is fen T'irqes more then Manj for 1 ever, did two Heroes on Brooghg ton’s Theatre engage with greater Ficrceu& v*oitcutc their Refcntroent with more the Field with more Enmiry, verifies the Qbfervarior, when ...
... Dry his Royal Highnefs the Prince cf J Vales's Birth-D y will he ...
... (her \oice being very agreeable); was next taken into the Houfe of Madam Rofs, noted Courtezan; admitted afterwards into the Theatre- Koyal early the Year 1667 was Miftrefs to both Hart and Lacey, two famous Allots, j| and kept by Buckburfl , 0 if I miltake ...
... Post. From the Evf.ni nc-Posts, &c. July 2. Tejierday arriv'd Mail from France. Extra of Later from Amlierda.ru Jane 28. THE Theatre of Kegociations is Hanover, where the King of Great Britain anil his Mini tiers are earneftly endeavouring to remove the Obdaclcs ...
... Englilh Oak, than which Part the World has produced better. We hear that Mr. Garrick ha= engaged Mr>. Cib’.*cr, at Drury-Lane Theatre, next Winter. Within the three Pays p'.ff the Wo-kn'tn employed in removing the o.: ol Lit inn have found about Ounces ...