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Newspaper

Daily Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 10, 1729

Page

1

Imperial Court News and Polish Press Fragments

Reports from Grodus and Dantzich describe discontent over the Treaty of Accommodation, French commercial drafts, and delays in state finances. News from Warsaw notes tax and troop funding debates, while Mustapha Pacha travels toward Moscow and a Dolhorucky prince is sent to Constantinople.

Thomas Schach Paris France Eversburg Anz Imperial Academy Fecér the Great Tiemy-Four Moscow Grodus Rufia Koszowy Zaparavia Porte Crim-Tartay Warsaw Grodno Thorn Dantzick Thals Danizjek Prizal Fhorn Gay Dantzich Poland Turku Mustapha Adgy-Pacha

Burlesque and Travels Show In Lincoln Fields Tonight

At the corner of Lincoln's law fields near Clare-marker this evening at seven a burlesque on Cowley's Mistress introduces the most complete art of courtship in new travels to She-Lawn. The inventory appears in Tuesday's Daily Post with tunes of Apollo and Daphne reverse and a London tourney. Other entertainments include remarks on the Hay-marker danger, the Houstoun Gardiner plants, and a question on Prussia.

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Royal Court Dispatches and Obituaries From London

News from London with messengers from Hanover reporting the king’s planned voyage and convoy details. Appointments include William Stanhope as ambassador to Spain and a surveyor for Greenwich Hospital. Obituaries note the deaths of Heneage Finch and Peter St Aubyn, with further notices of Cape Coast merchants and naval carpenters. A Busy Guildhall session and art news conclude the column.

Mr. Wiggs Hanover Helvoedays England Holland Helyodluus William Stanhope Ely Soisfons Spain Leters France Port St. Mary's Yarrington Fortmouth Earl of Kinnoul Constantinople Rupert Reddish Jamaica Thomas Ripley Greenwich Hospital Colin Campbel Queen’s Square Westminster Heneage Finch Earl of Knights of the Shire Sedat Laft Battersea Peake Mr. Peake African Company Cape Coast Phipps Cape Coast-Castle Hart Chatham Clarke Prince George Christopher Crooke Norfolk David Lamsted Nottingham Matthew Mill Sheerness John, Wyley Mill Godfrey Kneller Bart Westminster Abbey Ss. David's Woolfton Guildhall Thomas Bambridge Fleet

Court at the Old Bailey and crime notes

Court at the Old Bailey granted bail on a felon indicted for murder and other debts, with continued imprisonment for a separate case. A libel against a notable Alderman was discussed, with further action postponed to Tuesday. Reports of highway robbery near Kentish Town, a brewer’s servant injured by a falling barrel, and various stock and financial quotations from South Sea and India companies.

City of London Murther Newgate Highgace Kentish Town Battle-Bridge Ram-Alley Fleetstrees South Sea Bank India Royal Exchange Assurance Naif York Buildings Iss Welch Prem

Provoked Husband and Journey to London at Drury Lane

By His Majesty s Company of Comedians at Theatre Royal Drury Lane the theatre presents The Provoked Husband and A Journey to London. Cast includes Lady Townly Lady Grace Mrs Barter Mr Cibber Mr Bridgewater Mrs Thurmond with other listed players and titles in a dated performance notice.

His Majesty’s Company of Comedians Theatre Royal Drury-Lane Merrow London Lady Townly Mra. Oldheid Lord Town's Mrowiks Manly

The Southwark Fair Theatrical Booths and Harlequin Entertainment

An 18th century notice describes performances at the Half Moon Inn in Southwark near Bouling Green during the Fair. It lists operas, dances, and acts including Harlequin, with named performers from Drury Lane and local venues, plus a Crown Booth show featuring feats of dexterity, a robotic sounding musical crock, and other curiosities. A black gelding for sale is advertised at Mr. Chid's Stables near Aldersgate.

Ami Reynolds Southwark Huncer Ray Drury Lane Puebe Meuot Fort Giffard Rofco Penketi Min W. Wiliams Stoplar Pearc Deve Kuffel Nokes Sirs Thomas Palmer Jones Southwark Fair Sailey Bs Mills Mann Rey Keete Miller Poukeckman Millersiff Miss Mann Maiders Man Girfird Wirth de Haynaarke N.B

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