...of St. Cecilia. Thus, in the SPECTATOR, No. 59, May 8, 1711, we find the following Advertisement : " At the desire of several persons of quality, for the benefit of Mess. Cuthbert, Lovdace, and White, at Stationers' Hall near Ludgate, to-morrow, being the gth of May,...

...of St. Cecilia. Thus, in the SPECTATOR, No. 59, May 8, 1711, we find the following Advertisement : " At the desire of several persons of quality, for the benefit of Mess. Cuthbert, Lovelace, and White, at Stationers' Hall near Ludgate, to-morrow, being the gth of...

...of St. Cecilia. Thus, in the SPECTATOR, No. 59, May 8, 1711, we find the following Advertisement : " At the desire of several persons of quality, for the benefit of Mess. Cuthbert, Lovelace, and White, at Stationers' Hall near Ludgate, to-morrow, being the 9th of...

...a tragi-comedy, performed by his Majesty's ' servants, by desire of several persons of distinction, for the ' benefit of Mr. Wilkes, and at the expense of the constitu' tion.' ' The piece,' adds Mr. Trevelyan, ' was fated to run ' till both the author and the...

...necessity and impudence, contrived to make himself the principal performer in ' the tragi-comedy acted by his majesty's servants, at the desire of several...quality, for the benefit of Mr. Wilkes, and at the expence of the constitution.'* It was only whilst he was the object of ministerial persecution, that...

...ended, to use the words of Mr. Burke, " the fifth act of this tragi comedy : — a tragi-comedy acted by his majesty's servants, at the desire of several...quality, for the benefit of Mr. Wilkes, and at the expence of the constitution*." * Several very able and learned tracts were written on this subject...

...ended, to use the words of Mr. Burke, " the fifth act of this tragi comedy t — a tragi-comedy acted by his majesty's servants, at the desire of several...quality, for the benefit of Mr. Wilkes, and at the expence of the constitution*." * Several very able and learned tracts were writtea on this subject...

...and (to use the words of Mr. Burke) the fifth act of this tragi-comedy is over : a tragi-comedy acted by his " Majesty's servants," at the desire of several...quality," for the benefit of Mr. Wilkes, and at the expence of the constitution. The SPEECH of the right hon. GEORGE GRENVILLE, on the 3rd of February,...

...to an equality with his king. Burke expressively termed the whole process — " A tragicomedy, acted by his Majesty's servants, at the desire of several...Wilkes, and at the expense of the constitution.'' But the subject abounds on us, and we must, for the present, break off bere. HOT YOUR ITALIANOS 1 BY...

...heroic verse, intituled, ' The State of Innocence, and Fall of Man,' printed in 4to. in 1677. P. 135. At the desire of several persons of quality, for the benefit of Mrs. Cross, at the Queen's Theatre in the Hay-market, on Saturday next, April 22, will be presented...