Theatre Royal Hay-Market Tonight Featuring Humourist
The Theatre Royal in Hay-Market presents an evening show on October 11 headlined by a noted humourist. Audience attendance and reception were expected to be strong as patrons awaited light entertainment and comedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theatre Royal
Hay-Market
Bannister
Br. Dignum
Barrymors
Suett
Benson
Madbocks
Waldron
Wewitzer
Simkin
King
Palmer
Offers
Melis
COOKE
Caulfield,&t
Tarnkeys
Stageldoir
Comerford
Maddocks
Lyons, &c
Walsh
Brown
Dorion
Sen
Saunders
Walker
Willoughby
Burden
Shirmith
Delpini
DE Camp
Booth
Bramwell
Gaudry
Edwin
Harkey
Louisa
Gibbs
Mr. Rice
Francis Gripe
Parsons
Mountaineers
Marlow
Kemble
Hastings
Qattymore
Hardcastle
Mr. Parsons
Tony Bumpkin
Mr. Bannister
Miss Hardcaftle
Castles in the Air at Sans Souci Strand
An 18th century notice proclaims tomorrow evening at Sans Souci Strand a new entertainment titled Castles in the Air by Mr. Dibdin with songs and novel effects. It lists a long program including The Village Wedding and The Power of Mind, plus book items and a second edition of The Younger Brother. Also advertised are Morbid Anatomy by Matthew Baillie and other works from J. Johnson and G. Nicol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sans Souci
Tom Tackle
Jack
Luke
Jolly Ringers
Hanpover
Dianrn
Strand
Marquis of Satissary
Matthew Baillie
M.D. F.R
Royal College of Physicians
St. George’s Hospital
J. Jatinfars
St.Paul's Church-yard
G. Nicol
Pall-mall
Notice to renew sun fire office premiums 1793
The Sun Fire Office reminds insured persons whose premiums due in Michaelmas quarter must be paid by October 14, 1793. Payments may be made at Cornhill near the Royal Exchange or Craig's Court Charing Cross, or to country agents. After the 14th, the fifteen day grace ends and policies may lapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornhill
Royal Exchange
Craig's-court
Charing-cross
W. Bacon
Patent Medicine Warehouse
Oxford-street
New Bond-street
London
E. Newbery
St. Paul’s Churchyard
Excise Office Repositions Permits in London
Public notice from the Excise Office in London dated October 4, 1793 states the permit-granting office is moved from Clare Street Charlton Cross to new locations at Oxford Street. Hansom Hill. and Blackman Street. Other offices remain open daily except Sundays from ten in the morning till four in the afternoon for applications and permit issuance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster Court
Charreé-Cross
Ohip Cavennise
Oxford-Street
Hansom
Evening at GEORGE'S FIELDS offers remarkable performances all week
The notice lists a wide range of acts including European horsemanship, double rope dancing, Caledonian hornpipe, tumbling, and a new Carte de spectacles. It highlights Mr Ducrow and Miss Crofts among a large troupe, with audience entry details and a royal mail coach schedule accompanying the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Ss Fields
Europe
Rome
Ducrow
Bryson
Master Holland
Fick
Liot
Allen
Catarini
Meredith
Baker Denies Being Implicated In Inquest Notice
In a London notice a Baker from the same street states he is not the person referenced in a case where a Ket Strand actor was said to have weights and scales destroyed by the inquests JOHN CURTIS. A small yellow and white spaniel puppy with a collar is missing near Piccadilly. Reward offered for its return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Tavern
Alex, Gordon
Newtak
Ket Strand
John Curtis
Baker
Piccadilly
Also Mentioned on This Page
Anthony Halfwit
Dabble
Jun. Frolick
Benson Beaumont
Jun
Blunt
Mad Dorrss John
Matadore
Open Diana
Miss Heard
Meddlé
Booths Jro
Wwood
NEW Theatre Royal
Quick
Miss Sterling
Mattocks
Fanny
Esten
Betty
Martyr
Stuart
Heidelberg
Webb
Toulon
Ocean
Davies
Shield
Incledon
Mefits
Hodgings
Follett
Lloyd
Brandon
Hart-street
Jequelin
Rex
Regina
Polly
Miss Poole
Macheath
Mr., Incledon
Richard
Sprigs of
Laurel
Hamlet
Agth
Excise-Office
Clare
Charrie-Cross
Fea
J “Bacon
Royal Patent Medicine Warehouse
Winniam Bacon
Bacon
Cpaeord
Worcester
Ludlow
Royal Mail
George and Blue Boar
Holborn
Golden Cross
Essex
Sussex
Warley
Tunbridgemells
Cambridge Royal Mail
Wisbeach
March
Chatteris
St. Ives
Chester
Liverpool
Parkgate
Litchfield
Northampton
Southampton
Lymington
Winchester
Basingtoke
Royal Patent
Lempton
South Wales
Holyhead
Portsmouth
Portsmouth New Post
the Union
Portsmouth Diligence
Chichester
Havant
Emworth
Midhurst
Hafelmere
Eastbourn
Dover
Margate
Ramsgate
Deal
Canterbury
C. Poft
Birmingham
Wolverhampton
Wallal
Golventry
Hull
Lincoln
Peterborough
Stilton
Buckden
Biggleswade
Whitchurch
Newport
Adternoon
Namptwich
Stafford
Guildford
Maidstone
Malling
Windsor and
Efon Royal Post
Hampton Cour
Epsom
Woolwich
Greenwich
Irins
George Boulton and Co
The
Morning Post
Abe
Themelves
Rostirson
Lavy
P.H
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