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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 20, 1797

Page

4

Notable Edinburgh Actress Debuts as Mrs. Rigidy in Watt

The Edinburgh stage veteran May Watcott debuted as Mrs. Rigidy in Ren nords's Watt. Her refined voice and fitting figure impressed, giving weight to the Governess role. Mrs Jardain’s captivating talents continued to draw praise and lasting memory from a discerning audience.

Paurymeane May Watcott Edinburgh Rigidy

Turbulent London Mail: theatres wars and maritime notices

A sprawling 18th century digest reports on theatre improvements at Drury Lane and Margate, political gossip about Lord Kenyon and Mansfield, plus battered naval and legal notices. It notes the Fleet’s privateers, captured ships, and court sentences in Chester, with stock and banking mentions and anxious arms conspiracy talk tied to Canada and Louisiana.

Gufats Bukee Kenyon Traly Rhodomoztade Morneau Buonaparte Mead-Quarters Covent-Garden Musdex Faxvcett Incledon Fohiffene Birmingham Drury-lane Theatre Lombarditréet Margate Theatre Miss Poote Rosetta Revnocos Melpomene Porg Sippons Tempreton Lord Mansfield Chester John Barlam Warrington Unus Highfield Smallwood John Rowland Peckforton Charlotte Beard James Chartwell Shatwell Stockport John Knight Andlem Thomas Sherwin Joseph Robinson Richard Backley Fatteshall John Hyde James Cook Samuel Hadfield Samuel Saixon Calice James Heald Middlewich Betty Howard Samuel Lovatt Castle of Melford Hercules Menonson Martinico Chace Fortsmouth Pheelias Britannia France West- India Deal Esilona Wilson Spooner Tobago Mary ‘Hall Barbadoes River Stanley Hayes Eacle Farus Sc. Kitt’s Melantho Hardy Aolus Uid Mes Elza Robinson Tortola West Indies America Macro American Francé Ugkistia Allen Vermont Adet M‘zeam Canada Faa Lyar New Orleans Blount

Prices and political intrigue ripple through port towns

An extended update chronicles stock prices, French diplomacy, and British responses. It notes Lloyds markets, Dernier ultimata from the Directory, Lord Mansfield, and forthcoming appointments. The piece also covers naval postings, parliamentary timing, and local election results amid a backdrop of unrest and public confidence recovering after a brief scare.

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