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... a Comedy cttt'd, The Carelefs HVSBAND. With feveral Entertainments ol Dancing by Mr Jones and Mrs. School- ine, from the Theatre loyal.- And an end* new Set of Scenes 5 Beginning exaftly at Six a Clock. Vivat Rex. ...
... From Stanley's News-Letter, November 2. Dublin, OCt. ?? Oa Saturday laft at our Theatre here wa ...
... oiFnince. The Juftices of the Peace and Inhabitants of Good* man's Fields continue to oppofe the opening of Mr. Odel's new Theatre, which is almoft finifhed; and if they cannot fupprefs it, xve hear, that Mr. Rich, Ma- fter of the New Play Houfe will find ...
... famous Entertainment call'd, THe Necromancer : Or, Harlequin Doctor Faustus. With all the Decorations as was performed at the Theatre in Lincoln's lnn Fields. To begin exactly at Six a Clock, N.B. No Persons to be admitted behind the Scenes or on the Stage ...
... to the great Dcfigns which appear to be carrying on by the Ottoman Porte. .. Laft Night the Beggars Opera was Afted at the Theatre in Lincoln's- Inn-Fields, by Children under io Years old, moft of whom performed to admiration of the \ud rence, which was ...
... Revenge : Or, A Match in Newgate. With ieveral Entertainments, particularly Dancing by a Uentlewo^ man lately arrived from the Theatre in Dublin. N B. We fhall only ftay the Horic-Race Week, being oblig'd to be at Lonp-Meliord Fair on Whitiun- Monday. Vivat ...
... Trom Stanley 1 * News-Letter, Oftober 18. LSTERDAY the Play of King Henry the Eight was afted at the Theatre Reyal in Drury Lane to a very crowded Houle, with great Appiaufc, but in the latter Part of the Play fome Perfons (whether chrft 1 Ignorance or ...
... and afterwards paffingby the Statue of his Majefty King George, they took the Air twards the Straftd, and then went to the Theatre, where the Play of Tamerlaine was afted with the ufual Ap- plaufe. S York, Nov. 7ยป A Man and Woman Prifoners in the Caftlelhere ...
... reckoned very famous. Laft Tuelday Night the King and Qj_een, with the Princcfs Royal and the Princcfs Carolina, were at the Theatre Royal in Drury Lane, to fee King Henry the Eighth, with the magnificent Coronation of Queen Anna Bullcn-, and feem'd very ...
... Murderer by Mr. Penketh- man. With all the Musick, Songs, Dancing, and Decorations proper to the Play, as perform'd at the Theatre-Royal. N.B. This is positively the only Benefit in Town this Season. Tickets may be had at the King's Head and Scrutton's ...
... Sunday laft, gained fuch Ap- plaufe, that the faid Univerfuy in regard to his Me- rit, were pleafed to confer en him in the Theatre Gratis, the Degree of Batchelor of M ifick. By a Holland Mail this Day, we have Advice of the Courier Banniers being difpatched ...
... Lady Macduff's Woman by Mrs. Potter. With all the original Witches Musick, Singing, Dancing, and other Decorations as at the Theatre Royal, to be perform'd by Mr. Plat, Mr. West, Mr. Green, and Mrs. Potter. And on Wednefday following for the Benefit of Mr ...