Bedudera in Venice Preserved at Theatre Royal
Miss O Neill returned to Craw street stage after five years in Venice Preserved as Bedudera. The crowd flooded the box and pit doors with excitement. Performances by C Kemace as Juffier and Mrs Cosan as Pierre drew strong acclaim along with Miss O Neill. The cast delivered dramatic acting in vivid scenes including the garden stone and vault, with Revson, Cosas, and Kambord praised for their roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre Cosuan
Pierre
Miss O'Neille
Giles
Revson
Cosas
Miss O'Neilt
Juliet
Lee
Seciet
Charles Kambord
Romeo
Miss O' Neild
Miss O'Neild
Emigration Scheme to Cape of Good Hope Outlined
Government outlines conditions for emigration to the Cape of Good Hope. Applicants must sponsor at least ten able-bodied persons over 18, with deposits and staged repayments, land grants at 100 acres per person, and ministerial support for larger groups. Parcels will be measured, titles issued, and quit rents fixed with sunset provisions, amid regional settlements and trade implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape OF Good
Cape of Good Hope
Downing-street
London
Cape
Howe
Abuli
Umber
Wooney
Thei
Lunda
Sam
Africa
Namuly
Algoa Bay
St Catherine's Bay
Kruysa
Suldaha Bay
Ite
France
Saue
Brivah Nord American Colenmies
The Fashionable World invitations and arrivals
The note reports Beliad gentlemen planning a public dinner to honor a viceway, with Lord Chit Raruy arriving from Dublin. The Earl of Portariggies came to London, and the Countess of Antrim is expected to depart for Ireland soon. Also listed are Clare, Colonel Fitzgibbon, and Sir W. P. Carroll traveling between London and Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tak Bono Lievrenan
Beliad
Chit Raruy
Dublin
Earl of
Londos
Ireland
Clare
Fitzgibbon
M. D
London
Limerick
W. P. Carroll
Accidental Burglary Narrows as Vigilance Grows
A night alert in Lower Gloucester Street followed a burglary attempt as a window entry failed to net the intruder, who escaped with aid from a companion. Other notes report sharpers warned to merchants, a Hungarian Count’s parricide, a court inquest into Sarah Perry’s death, and various local calamities and market concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Philips
Pitillips
Amentiemen
Mog
Seercor Co
Anwriew
Siatey
Tyraney
Baronecif
Tage
Spain
Hertur
Ciriani
Yefernl
Encope
South America
Creland
Teat Hay
Euibrother
God of Mercy
Inquisition
Meade
Freeadom
Gia
Ireland
D'Loereaus
Orca Winpuwe
Caurion
Glouchester- Street
Sheruff
Noras
Enniskillen
Sir
William Alexander and Co
Count Belleanoy
Saturiy
Conduit-street
Sarah Perry
G. Melbourne
Warnes Hotel
King
Devesneu
al Utrat
Rams
Rams Boudlet
Gill
Duurdau
Cieh
Stowhom Massey
Chipping Ongar
Henry Macdle
Churchclerk
Nuried
London
Dushand
Scondon
Liu Matter
Chelm Yard
Sehwalbach
Saesatl
Hati Lelio
Lilsten
Ald
Turkante
Brosadet
Abe Orin
Uesissin
Zouk
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Sol
Rte
Sania
Cuba
Crete
Montezuma
Corton
Mora
Wittlip
Tiawe Tse
Mosie
Pthoih
General de Bvereauy
David Hien
W. Shepherd
Laver Punt
Shephern
Ha Lepatt
Goural D'Evereaux
Priuiqs
Mr. Mac NaLuv
Tsen Son
Rubers Olives
Baltimore
Oliver
Montexuma
Mewice
Theatre Royal
Moore
Bormuday
Secoan
Liston
Liverpool
Fran Boengs Ayres
Bate Hills
Jaitley
Dave
Meanlica
Ateal Agather
Chitissey
O'Liggins
Sao Martin
de Tha del Res Giro
Coventry
Teds
Itefarm Union
Neihbourhoand
Manchester
Wietlee Tran
Lloyd's
Deylare
Algeria
Boul
Welesen
Etty
Seatee
Iourkot
Huta
Oman
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