Vast Plans for River Bridge and Palace Wings Proposed
A scheme to build a bridge over the River from Whitehall to the King's Arms, with a causeway and a palace wing replacing structures near the Horse Guards, aims to ease noble passage and reduce carriage congestion. Meanwhile, European affairs shift as Tuscany accepts preliminaries, troops evacuate, and Lorraine may change hands. London notices report deaths, robberies, and official appointments as society resumes after recent disruptions.
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Playhouse Smock Alley Presents King Richard III History
Advertisement for the Theatre Royal Smock-Alley on Wednesday March 3, 1736. His Majesty's Company of Comedians present the true and ancient History of King Richard III by request of ladies of quality. Benefit of the printer.
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