Theatres Review of Harlequin's Year and Other Pieces
A historic theatre program notes performances of Fane Shore Emilia and Lady Macbeth then introduces a new pantomime Harlequin's Year or The Dominion of Fancy. It praises the music scenery and costumes and highlights Margate Pier Alnutter Lake Scarborough and Charing Cross depictions with vivid staging and inventive machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fane. Shore
Hafnigs
Jane Shore
Pore
Piot
Iris
T. Dippin
BoLocn A. A
Messrs. Moorsfield
Attwoop
Margate Pier
Alfuater Lake
Ricuarns
Scarborough
Puttips
Charing Cross
Luriwo
Whrrimopey
Drury Lane Sinks Yet Another Pièce At Theatre
A scathing review notes the latest entr'acte at Drury Lane failed to impress with poor representation of Huileyuin Amulét described as a baritone piece. The performance suffered from a weak script and lackluster acting while the music drew praise for Weribart's harp. The moving panorama is criticized for incorrect execution, leaving audiences dismayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wieipbart
Court notices and carriage accidents reported in parish records
Yesterday at noon his Majesty hunted with harriers in Wingfor Great Park. Cardinal Exixtxe joins a thirteen member preemption. Referees awarded 136,2391.9s for Mooring Chain Estate at the London Tavern. Journeymen wage disputes threaten industry, while coach accidents near Woolwich and Manchester Mail-coach mishaps injure passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Carneart
Manninouam
Wingfor Great Park
Monfeigreur Exixtxe
Vatican
London
Chatham
Woolwich
Canterbury
Manchester Mail
Morley Jane
Trafford
Achiau
Ate
Aftiarige
Fai Pott
dyarin-Chefer
Numerous British and Allied Vessels Captured by Privateers
Reported throughout the Downs and Channel, multiple ships including the Young James Murston, The Gate Bothe, and The Adtcon were captured or driven ashore by privateers or French vessels. Several vessels were recaptured or brought into Boulogne or Teneriffe, with crews saved or later rescued, while Admiralty ships patrolled and prepared for further action off Plymouth and Yarmouth.
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Dunkirk
Amland
Yarmouth
Baltic
Hull
Funk
North
Hope
Biaig
Sunderland
Hooe
Ranson
Ditto
William
Berfey
Jones
London
Croméy
Chaffeur
Boulogne
Fortier
Peggy
Betsey
Charlét'n
Hondugas
Honduras
Bay
Epoca
Petersony
Norkipping
George
Jefferson
Gibraltar
Lisbony
Teneriffe
Speedy
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Alfred
Adam
Riga
Gothlums
Besant
Cornwall
Venice
St. Une’s
Smith
Pillan
Harmony
Davis
Dantzig
Leffae
Moderon
Rom London
Stettin
Stavanger
David
Hutton
Memel
Ystad
Apollo
Newfoundkina
Oporto
Spaaizr'ts
Carrie
Oportoy
Cuxhaven
Dougal
New Providence
St. Kitt’s
Cafar
James Saumargr
Channel Fleet
Aire
la Loire
Trent
Spithead
la Sophie
Burpert
Éutter Earl Spencer
St. James’s
Jury-Maiis
Downs
Nemesis
Agamemnon
Ruby
Isis
Addér
Lord Duncan
Manner
Telemach
Christian Bunrast
Matter
Ground oats for horses to save feed and a mill plan
A reader notes that grinding oats can save a quarter of the quantity fed to horses by increasing bulk. An English gentleman with many laboring horses plans to build a dedicated grinding mill, claiming large savings for individuals and communities. The piece also covers hay market practices charging extra for servants and a Winchester post ride robbery involving horse thieves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jy Baying
Micans-Hay
London
Winchester
Bithol’-Waltham
Shivelry
Bread Restriction Act Era Limits Wheat Flour Production
A historic act enforces bread and flour rules within forty miles of London and across Britain. It bans dressing or manufacturing finer meat or flour from wheat or grains using machines with more than thirteen wires, imposes penalties up to one hundred pounds per offence, sets fixed bread prices, permits only certain bread sizes, and prohibits sale of higher quality bread at inflated prices. The act also allows peck and loaf variants made from bran or mixed grains, subject to regulatory terms and penalties for noncompliance.
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London
Great-Britain
Great ‘Britain
Shaalle
Elon
Fragmented Statute Text on Adulteration and Penalties
A mangled OCR passage outlines provisions of an act detailing penalties for adulteration of meal and certain food substances, with magistrates hearing offences, forfeitures to informers, and appeals processes. It references general sessions, six-day and fourteen-day timeframes, and penalties to be distributed to informers or the poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firth
Quinster
Pelé
Ena&s
Evadibie
Grain market report from Mongayo December sales
Grain prices and returns from Foxaul and Mark Lane firms show wheat heavy and selling lower in inferior quality. Oats and barley offered widely with brisk sales and price declines. shipboard prices list wheat rye and barley by weight and grade. Includes flour and hop prices, cattle and meat notes, hay and straw values with district market rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mongayo
Suffolk
Messrs
Cuilp
Rice
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Theatres
SAP News
Portsmouth
Falmouth
Rogers
Hamburgh
Mocha
la Pique
Malta
Guernsey
Mevagisley
Expre/s packet
Dart
Bramerlee
Expre/s
Lord Fitzharris
Prince of Wales
Bink
Smithfield
Newgate
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