A Scene of Libel and Royal Celebrations
The piece denounces a virulent libel claiming a bishop’s dealings split a diocese and condemns revolts and errors. Reports of a royal birthday spectacle unfold with bells, illuminations, a ball, and worshipful processions in London, Westminster, Covent Garden, and Haberdashers Hall.
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London
Westminster
Society of Ancient Britons
Covent Garden Church
Williams
Leaderfellers Hall
Bishopgate Street
Mr. Lewis
Haberdashers Hall
Leatherfeller’s Hall
Guildhall
Archtable
Spence
Impartial Lawyer guide and new Excursion poem notices
On Thursday next will be published with Preface addressing objections to our Laws The Impartial Lawyer or Sairor s Guide detailing cases affecting officers of the English legal system and remedies for abuses printed for J Want Toos near the Royal Exchange Cornwall Also announcing Friday a new edition of The Excursion a poem by Eurypite author of a tragedy staged at Drury Lane Theatre Royal.
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England
Royal Exchange
Cornwall
Austhor
Eurypite
Theatre Royal
Drury Lane
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