Observations on Theatrical Affairs 1737 to 1738
A lengthy letter to the Daily Post outlines plans for Memoirs on dramatic and political events across Europe. It reports on theater alliances, royal intrigues, and performances at Covent Garden and Drury Lane, with notes on pacific maneuvers and public reception. Details include mentions of Prince de la Brun, Duke De Lui, Signor Dragona, and Mrs. Giffard as Lady Towzly, plus liveried court and city notices, and a schedule of circuit court dates and local deaths.
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Garraway
Dick's
Yom’s
George's
Bill's
Inns of Court
Drany Lowe Theatre
Fan
Little Green Room
Prince de le Brun
Duke le Luz
Prince de la Brun
Casty
Duke de Lun
Jane
Angnrius Dauccer
Juliers
Bergie
Euyope
Covent-Garden
Palatinate of Iliquinaria
Dragona de Wantley
Signor Farinello
Signor Dragono
London Daily Post
Drury Lane
Parnassus
P.S
St. Bride’s Church
Fleet-street
George Yeo
The
Temple
Anne Berrisford
Edward Rooe
Yarborough
Vanbrugh
Whitehall
Kensington Church
John Carmel
Southwark
Colchester
Essex
St. Mary Overy’s
Raymond
Bengal
East India Company
Naffeu
Henry Farmer
Carey
Crayford
Kent
Canterbury
Collins
Tower-Hill
Mittimus
Streights
Bilboa
Dantzick
Calais
Bourdeaux
Dunkirk
Holland
Jamaica
Madera
Spain
Ireland
Lisbon
Germany
Royal
Weathered Log of 18th Century Atlantic Voyages
Ship arrivals and departures described from a maritime log dated Fan 16 to 31 with vessels from New England Jamaica Cadiz Dublin Cadiz Georgias Marylands Virginia Lif bon and Lisbon. Wind conditions noted as fair allowing outward-bound ships to sail and several transports and merchantmen to maneuver in the Down and at Georgia East India and Lif bon ports.
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Eliza
Pike
Cadiz
Deal
Fan
Phenix
Georgia
East India
Hampton Court
Falmouth
Charles, Johnson
Maryland
Virginia
Gibraltar
Archer
Lifbon
Emerson
Pearson
Lisbon
New
Doctor of Divinity conferred on Rev Mr Symson
Edinburgh records a faculty meeting where the degree of Doctor of Divinity was resolved to be conferred on the Rev Mr Matthias Symson, prebendary of Lincoln Cathedral and chaplain to James Duke of Montrose, praised for piety and loyalty.
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Matthias Symson
Lincoln
James Duke of Montrose
London Surpluses to Pay Public Debt to Bank of England
Reports indicate surpluses from the sinking fund totaling 119000001 will be applied this session to discharge the same amount due from the public to the Bank of England. The notice emphasizes the government’s plan to settle outstanding obligations with the Bank using fund surpluses.
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Reading
Gloucester
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Monmouth
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India
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London
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