Theatre notices and public notices from the May listings
In Drury Lane and Lincoln's Inn Fields the Royal Theatre presents King Lear with Booths and Wilks, followed by Julius Caesar and Timerlane benefits, plus a marvel turning machine and a merchant's clerk seeking service. Advertisements for lost items, dogs, a diamond ring, seals, and a horse, with multiple sales, lettings, and a broad goods market.
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Willis
Wetherill
Theatre-Royal
Drury-Lane
Tueday
King Lear
Booths Edgar
Wilks
Edmund
Mills
Glofer
Thurmond
Kent
Williams
Penkethman
Cordelia
Ward
Chapman
Mackenzie
Comedlians
Lincoln’s Inns Fields
Fulius Caesar
Brstis
Caffiuss
Shakepear
Brutus
Quin
Caflus
Bohemes Cesar
Leigh
Anthony
Walker
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Rochester
House of Lords
Mary Watch
Molloy
Holland
Earl of
India
Royal Exchange Afsiance
London Assurance
York Buildings
N.B
Ship Tavern
Threadneedle-street
D. N.B
Royal Exchange
Long-Acre
R. N
Swithen’s Alley
Finchly
Middlesex
John Finch
Dover-street
Piccadilly
Mortlake
Surry
Richmond
Shoe
King’s Arms
Hackney
Magpye Alley
Seachurch-Rreet
Kinstreet
Bloomsbury
Birchin-Lane
Marine
Pirchin Lane
Aifternoon
Castle Abey
Cornhill
Sadler’s Hall
Cheapside
Mr. Wilson
Dean~ Street
St. Ann's
Soho
Stanwell
Hounslow-Heath
Windsor
Hamprer-Cugt
Covent-Garden
Coke
St. Clement's Church
Sal
Italy
David
Meram
Venet
N.stenson
Daule
Leo&antii
Simonera Vita
Aue Thores de
Henesty
Sam
John
Saithen
Ailey
Tho. Brown
Addison
Great Britain
R Smith
Lamb
William
Buckingham
Ormond
Aumont
T. Wote
Fleetstreet
Paris
Monsieur Renatus James Creiffant Garengeot