Mr. Flockton's Theatre. [At] the [blank] in this town. This present evening, will be exhibited his grand exhibition, in the same manner as performed before the royal family and most of the nobility in the kingdom.

List of blanks, of sale by Lincoln & Edmands, no. 53 Cornhill, Boston, Mass.
Published: (1810)

By permission of the Right Worshipful the Vice-Chancellor and the Worshipful the Mayor. Mr. Attwood's benefit. On Wednesday, March 2, 1796, will be performed at the Town-Hall, a grand concert of vocal & instrumental music. The vocal part by Madame Dufour. The harp, by Madame Dupesnoir. Grand piano forte, Signor Ferrari. A concerto on the violin, By Mr. Bridgetower, (son to the African Prince.) leader of the band, Mr. Hague. Violoncello, Mr. Attwood. Part I. Overture to lodoiska. Song. Duetto, Grand piano forte & harp. Song. Violoncello concerto. Part II. Concerto, harp. Song. Violin concerto. Song. Finale.
by: Attwood, Mr.
Published: (1796)

Grand panorama of the Great Exhibition. (from daguerrotypes by Claudet).
Published: (2012)

By permission of the Right Worshipful the Vice-Chancellor, and the Worshipful the Mayor. In the concert room, at the Black Bear, Cambridge, Mr. Necks most recpectfully informs the noblemen and gentlemen of the University, that, on account of the inclemency of the weather, he was under necessity of postponing his performance till this evening Wednesday, the 13th of November, when will be presented, his effusions of fancy, or, dramatic mirror.
by: Necks, Mr.
Published: (1793)

Mr. Handsford, astronomer, most respectfully begs leave to inform the ladies and gentlemen of Birmingham, and its vicinity, that having (through the blessing of God, and the generous support and assistance of gentlemen of science and fortune) finished his large and grand celestial orrery, or archimedian sphere of the universe.
by: Handsford, Mr.
Published: (1795)

Theatre, exhibition, and curation : displayed and performed /
by: Guy, Georgina
Published: (2016)

Exhibits : Aeronautical equipment for exhibition purposes.
Published: (1927)

Exhibitions /
Published: (2000)

Exhibition /
by: Lindneux, Robert, 1871-1970
Published: (1974)

Exhibits.
Published: (1932)

Exhibits.
Published: (1929)

On exhibit /
by: Fay, Leo, 1920-2006
Published: (1986)

Royal Naval Exhibition : London, 1891.
Published: (1890)

Theatre, Oxford. Grand selection. Tuesday, July 2. Act I. Overture. Haydn.
Published: (1793)

Picture theatre advertising /
by: Sargent, Epes Winthrop, 1872-1938
Published: (1915)

The most wonderful production of nature ever exhibited in this kingdom is at the Lyceum in the Strand for public inspection, and may be seen from ten in the morning till eight at night the surprising heifer this very remarkable creature has two heads, four horns, four eyes, four ears, four nostrils, through each of which it breathes, &c.
by: Pidcock, Gilbert
Published: (1791)

By permission of the Right Worshipful the Vice-Chancellor, and the Worshipful the Mayor, this present Tuesday evening, February 5th, 1793, at the concert room at the Black Bear, Cambridge, Mr. Necks, will have the honor of presenting his celebrated effusions of fancy; or, dramatic mirror; an entertainment consisting of theatrical and vocal imitations, as performed by him at the Royalty Theatre, Hickford's room, free Mason's Hall, London Tavern, crown and anchor tavern, the Anacreontic Society, and at Oxford, where he received distinguished and very flattering marks of approbation from the noblemen and gentleman of that University.
by: Necks, Mr.
Published: (1793)

By permission of the Right Worshipful the Vice-Chancellor, and the Worshipful the Mayor, this present Monday evening, February 4th, 1793, at the concert room at the Black Bear, Cambridge, Mr. Necks, will have the honor of presenting his celebrated effusions of fancy; or, dramatic mirror an entertainment consisting of theatrical & vocal imitations, as performed by him at the Roylaty Theatre, Hickford's room, free Masons's hall London Tavern, crown and anchor ravern, the anacrcontic society, and at oxford, where he received distinguished and very flatering marks of approbation from the noblemen and gentlemen of that University.
by: Necks, Mr.
Published: (1793)

Mr. Watson, (who was to have play'd a principal part in love a-la-mode,) not arriving from London, as was expected Mr. Robertson humbly hopes that the new entertainment, (never acted here) call'd Belphegor; or, The three wishes. Written by Mr. Andrews, author of summer's amusement,-fire and water, &c. will be acceptable instead of the farce advertised for this evening.
by: Robertson, Mr.
Published: (1781)

Exhibits, selected list of references [marketing effectiveness].
Published: (1940)

The 27 most common mistakes in advertising /
by: Benn, Alec, 1918-
Published: (1978)

Exhibition : The honour of [blank] company is requested at the exhibition in the College Chapel, on Wednesday the 31st instant, at one o'clock, P.M. Rhode-Island College, December 29, 1794.
Published: (1794)

The songs, &c. in The cabinet of fancy: or, Evening exhibition : As it is performed at the Theatre-Royal in the Hay-market.
by: Stevens, George Alexander, 1710-1784
Published: (1780)

Mr. Lloyd having had the honour of reading to their Majesties and the royal family, likewise for the principal nobility and gentry in the universities of Oxford, Edinburgh, Glasgow, &c. with distinguished marks of approbation, presents into dutiful respects to the nobility and gentry of Cambridge, and its vicinity, and begs leave to inform them, that he purposes, as soon as fifty subscribers are obtained, to give three lectures. viz. to explain the phenomena represented by that extensive and improved apparatus the large transparent orrery, which is fourteen feet diameter, assisted by a beautiful variety of auxiliary scenes. The whole being admirably calculated to render the phenomena of the heavenly bodies perfectly inteligible even to those who have not previously thought of the subject.
Published: (1795)

Exhibit this! : the museum comedies /
by: Jannuzzi, Luigi
Published: (2008)

Exhibits : planning and design /
by: Klein, Larry, 1929-
Published: (1986)

The exhibition of the Royal Academy : M,DCC,XCVII. The twenty-ninth.
Published: (1797)

Third night. Theatre Canongate, this evening, being 16th December 1756, a concert of music : After which will be presented (gratis) the new tragedy Douglas. Taken from an ancient Scots story, and writ by a gentleman of Scotland. The principal parts to be performed by Mr. Digges; Mr. Love, Mr. Heyman, Mr. Younger. Mrs. Hopkins, and Mrs. Ward. With new dresses and decorations a prologue to be spoke by Mr. Digges, and an epilogue to be spoke by Mrs. Hopkins. Between the acts will be performed select pieces of old Scots musick...
Published: (1756)

By permission of the Right Worshipful the Vice-Chancellor, and the Worshipful the Mayor. For the benefit of Master Wagstaff. At the Town-Hall, on Monday next, the 30th of April inst. will be performed a grand concert of vocal and instrumental music. Vocal part by Mrs. Bland, of the Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane.
by: Wagstaff, Master
Published: (1798)

By authority. At the next door to the New-England Coffee-House, in Fell's-Point, Baltimore, on [blank] evening, the [blank] the noted Jacob Henninger will exhibit his grand medley of entertainments ... : with the tragical comical farcical operatical whimsical humours of Seignior Punchinello, and his artificial company of comedians ...
Published: (1783)

Exhibition as interior, interior as exhibition : spaces of display within and beyond the museum and gallery /
Published: (2026)

Why exhibit? : positions on exhibiting photographies /
Published: (2018)

Exhibitions : concept, planning, and design /
by: Klobe, Tom
Published: (2012)

Exhibitions : essays on art and atrocity /
by: Dubrow, Jehanne
Published: (2023)

Mr. Leoni's new exhibition just arrived in town, and to be seen at the [blank] from eleven o'clock in the morning, until eight in the evening, a curious model of the Royal Hanoverian gold and silver mines, represented by clock-work.
by: Leoni, Mr.
Published: (1760)

By particular desire, and most assuredly the last of all the last nights, for the benefit of Signior Bouvelard, the King's conjurer : The King's conjoror; who will go through the whole of his experiments in the same manner, as he performed before their majesties, and at Pall Mall, London, at five shillings each person; and in addition to near a hundred different tricks, he will introduce his Magick Clock, ...
by: Allen, Mr., active 18th century
Published: (1792)