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... daughter, and a fubfidy for a captive-king, by dram. tic performances f I have no doubt but the munificent managers of our theatres will gladly contribute their parts. The incomparable ?? who fo exquifitely touches the paffions and dif- treffesof felf- ...
... Batchelors of Law, and one of Phyfick, have been admitted this Year. On Tuefday laft a .grand Convocation . was held in the Theatre at Oxford, to commemorate the Bene- faflors of the Univerfity, and to receive, with the greater Solemnity, the Right Hon. ...
... intended to be hereafter added another, in which the Printing-Office and Regifter Office will be kept ; thefe, with the fupurb Theatre, which forms a Wing on the Left, will all together perfect one of the fineft Defigns in the World. Yefterday Morning M. Duvelaer ...
... people arofe ; they ran to arms, and Babylon that had fo long been ** plunged in an effeminate inactivity, became the theatre of a dreadful civil war. I was taken •' from the hollow of the ftatueand placed at the head of a party, and Cador made hafte ...
... Citysf Germany] Sept. 6. We were lately thrown in great Confufion, by the fal- ling down of the Galleries in the Italian Theatre ; «n Accident by which many bad their Limbs broke, and a Crowd of Thieves and Pickpockets rufhingin under the Title of Surgeons ...
... Saturday his Majefty dined at St. James's in perfect Health ; and this Evening, with the Royal Family, is at Covent-Garden Theatre. Private Letters by Yefterday'a Mail advife, that an Earthquake happened lately at Grand Cairo, which has done much more Damage ...
... -Numbers ftood as follow : For Mr. Maxwell 74, and fox Sir John Pool 32. Laft Night Mr. Foote made his Appearance at the Theatre m the Hay market for the firft Tiroe, on his Plan of Oration. There was a very crouded Houfc, the Stage being half full. He ...
... had the Start of us above a Fortnight, yet have we now confiderably out-ftripped them. We learn from Copenhagen, that the Theatre for Danifti Comedies has been opened again with great Succefs ; thofe of the deceafed Baron Holberg are par ticularly admired ...
... Epilogue (wrote by a Perfon of Diftinction) relative to our Naval Preparations, Sc.. was fpoke by Mr. Cibber, I'efterday, at the Theatre Royal in Cedent Garden. Tis judged, by many who have feen it, to be a well- wrote, popular, and well-tim'd Piece, â breathing ...
... fcveral Entertainments in*which has been exprefled great Tafle and Splendour. The Ruffian Opera ex- hibited on the Enjprefs's Theatre was received with the utmoft Appla-.ife, with refpeft to the Compofition, as well as the Mufick, and the Elegance of the Perfor- ...
... then I'll read it. * Takes lome Tobacco. He* reads the Play Hill of Zara, 1 a. i i-l which was afled that Evening. A t the Theatre Royal— Drury- Lane— will be prefen-ta-tcd a Tragedy call'd— ■ H SARAH. 1 m glad tis Sarah— then our Sail may fee ?? - n Nan ...
... Rebellion. By the Meafures he had taken wiih the Mogul, a'l the Maritime Paits of Indoftan were fure of conttant Peace, the Theatre of the War between the Moors being removed into the inland Provinces. This happy Situation of Affairs was oillurbed by ...