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... ommand. By a Company ol Comedians, AT the Shire Hall in Ipiwich, on Monday bcrnf/nii ?? will be Afled a Play call'd. The Beaux Stratagem. The Pans to be play'd as follows : Aimweil by Mr, James, Archer by Mr. Frisby, Sir Charles Freeman by Mr. Villars, Sullen by Mr. Marfhall, Boniface by Mr. Paul, Scrub by Mr. Buck, Foigaid by Mr, MUlward, Lady Bountifull by Mr. Paul, Mrs. Sullen by Mrs. ...
... 8th of March \ will be prcfented a Comedy, called, The Car clefs HV'B A N D ' The Parts to be p!ay*d as follows : L n, d More'« r, vc by Mr James Lord Foppington by Mr. Marshall, Sir Cha»lc ...
... oratoff or Spiritual Joy. Wherein, by the plained and moft * fan. il:ar Expreflions, a weak Chnitun may be able ro make 01^ his Title tethe heavenly Inheritance; cr to make his Calling and E- k'&ion Sure. Sincerely attempted, in order to Enlarge il:e Heart ©fa true Chi iliian, torur. the Vv ays of Cod's Commandments; and render the Yoke oi Chrifl eaiy, and his Burden light ; and make Way |#r ...
... of Comdedians. AT the Shire Hall in Ipswich, on Monday being the 1st of April will be presented a Play, call'd. King Henry the Fourth. With the Life and Death of Henry Percy, Sirnamed Hotspur; and the Comical Humours of Sir John Falstaff. The Parts to be play'd as follows: King Henry, by Mr. Tamer Henry, Prince ot Vales, by Mr. Frisby. Worcester, by Mn Morris' Hotfpur, by Mr. Marfhall Douglafs ...
... By ihe o>d Company ot Comedians. \T the Shire-Hall in IpfwiiH, on Monday being, the Brh of April wifl be ?? a ?? W nt-tea by the Hon, Sir Root. Howard, tali'd, The Committee: or, The Faithful Irifljman. The Pans to be pliy'd as follows : Co'onel Carelefs, by Mr Vil hrs. Colonel IMum, b? Mr. Marfhall Mr Day,' Chairman to the Committee, by Mr. Buck. Abel, by Mr. Frisby Ota d hi, Clerk to the ...
... He alio, Teaches any Perfons at their owu Houfes, at convenient Hours. To be Lett. AN handfome Houfe, fit ior a Gentleman, call'd Woodbridge Abbey, with berrer thin Four Acres of Garden, Orchard and Yards, and all other Conveniences. Enquire at Woodbridge oi Jofeph Wal- ford in the Market Place. To be Lett. IN Great Wen ham, within a Quarter of a Mile of the London Road, Eight Miles irom ...
... Coun:y of Suffolk, now in the Occupation ot Mr. Jshn Simple* v iUifh- nure, and WilljarnTye ot Ipfwich. Inquire of John Cornelius Efq; at Natton near tytWich, or ot Mr. Samuel Parifli, Linnen Draper in Ipiwich. A Pair of Silver Spurs akout the Value of Thirty Five Shillings, will be run for at Bramford on Tuefcay the 21ft of May next, by any Horie, Mare, 'or Gelding, 14 Hands and nnder to ...
... Play, cll'd. The Drummer : or, the Haunted Houfe. The Parts to be Play'd as follows : Sir George Truemaa, by Mr Frlsby. Fantome, by Mr. James. Tinfell, by Mr Marfhall. Vellum, by Mr. Paul. Sutler, by Mr. Buck. Coachman, by Mr. Villarr Gar- diner, by Mr. Millward. lady Trueman, by Mrs. Paul* Abigal, by Mrs. Plomer. Note, During the Stay of the Company oi Comedians at Framling. ham, Timothy Buck ...
... defired to pay in iheir relpeftive Debts to Mr. John Eade, Draper in Saxmnndham, between this and Midfummcr Day next, at which time he Bocks will be put into the Attorney's Hands; and all Perfons to whom clic aid Gilbert Scotchmir is Indebted, are defired to bring l a their Accounts in order to their bemg difcharg'd, I -HIS is to give Notice, That on Wcdneftfay the nth Day of I this ...
... a Play, c„li'd. The Spanijh Fryer : or, The Double Difcritr* O x . , w _t.i Dancing by Mrs. ERISBY. * viv.t p N the laft Tueiday 0. J.is foftant May, ar.d Yearly will . tinned the Bullock Matte at Halfwu&h. the C-L, ' r «V^ which Market will be Incited w, h all ?? Drovers as has been done lor upwards of Twenty Yeats 4 k FairfteadHouie, the Drovers ra *y be lupoid wnh all' fuiuble En ...
... uesday the 21th and Wednesday the 22d Instant, at Ro- bert Crane, at the Foxes (in London Road) between Kilvedon and Witham in Essex, will be fought a Match of Cocks, between William Peck, Esq; of Sandford in Essex, and John Barloot, Esq; of Earlescone in Essex, to show 31 Cocks each Side, and fight for 4 Guineas a Battle, and 60 Guineas the Odd Battle. ON the last Tuesday of this Instant May, ...
... within 15 cr ao Miles ' t Ipfwi.h, fuch Pertcrs applying 0 Mr. William Wilkinfon, Plumber in Ipfwich, may hear oi a Purchafe. To be Sole/ . \ Very handlom^Chariot, wih a Scarlet Linning, and a who'e Glafe *% bctorc. Enquire oi Richard Da c, Coach Harneis leaker in Ipfwich. IpHIS is to give Norice, Tint George Afhkerr T e, •Pnmice ol To* I nathan Markin ol TJrTord in the Countyof SuftUk,. ...