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Newspaper

General Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 06, 1776

Page

3

Disgrace at Manheim Court Triggers Dismissal of Prime Minister

Foreign affairs report notes the Count de G is dismissed as Prime Minister of Manheim after years in office. He left the Elector's court with the Electress and his daughter, who was a Lady of Honour, departing as successors including the Count de Hompelch are named.

Cotocre Marcy Count de G Manleim Eleétor Oo Baron de Zetwitz Count de Hompelch Manheim

Royal Highlanders reviewed before officers for voyage to America

In Edinburgh on Friday last the 42d regiment of Royal Highlanders under Lord John Murray were reviewed by General Oughton with distinguished officers present. They are ordered to be aboard transports for America by the 16th instant, while the 711 regiment Fraer's is to be on board by the 20th instant.

Scotland Edinburgh Royal Highlanders Lord Jonn.Murray Oughton America Fraer’s Queen’s Palace Lord North Bushy Gloucester-house St.Bride’s Church Rochester Crosby Halifax Plomer Lewes Thomas Hart Bull Kingstreet St. Bride’s Fisher Montague Portsmouth Cambridge Washington Bunker’s Hill Falnouth London Belton América Chatham Shéerness Centurion Wiis Brittol St. Catherine’s Batt-Smithfeld Moulfey Guildford Hotham Majfly Garland Cornwall Launceston Mary Penytegon Furgeon John ‘Poole Thomas Yorke Larensbury Lancaster James Grace Prudence Bowman Liverpool Robert*Hudson Trevor Mr. Hewitt Bolt and Fun Bridgwater-square Barbican New River Islington Coleshill White-friars Ashley’s Blackfriarsbridge Henry Marrow Exchange-alley Gill John Gill Adler Thomas King Clifford’s Inn Brand Bristol Thomas Eagles Charlotte-Maria Tyndale George Tyndale Knowler Canterbury Matter Digby Oxford King King’s Bedford Charles. Newman Woodford Esex James Gibson Faa Che England North-America Risigps Majetty Clerey Whale S. Ces Hare and Co Oqhing and Co Fleet-street Drummenr Charing-cross Thomas Hurk Stamford Charles Vere Dathwood John Jenner Yeas College Cam Bridge Dee Renrid Prescott Beeeethe Mr. Vaughan Norton Francis Creffers Elizabeth Flore Pee Eee John Woodroffe Ee George Young Worcester John Hey Clare Hall Bangor Lord Mansfield Clereyman Northie Birkeshire James” Evelyn Moore York Pinnell Richard Keats Richard Burghey Efe Samuel Besdmore Edward Blackaway Salop William Taylor William Pitt Smith Ca Us College Br. Skinner Exeter Yates Seanad Cockmeee Samuel Hémming Frances Ant Athers Iaster Banes Totnes Harvey Spragg J. Beeperdetter Samuel Halifax King's Oev Wright M's. Feake D.dunningtons Hindee A. “Edward Harlow Essex Sampel Dita Rex Edward Ditto Justice Finley Robert Buxton Ju Cook Maule Chip Jains Greenwich Hospital Walter Bagott Francis Lloyd Trotfley Harry’ Foley Townley Maefaiys Iis George Wegg Colchester Oaley Fordham Ir. Law Carlile William Radley NGO Gray's-Inn-Gate Holborn James Thomas Rotton Chelsea Arthington Leeds Txty-Three Francis Newbery Paul’s Church-yard

London Chronicle 1776 Early April Royal Court and Public Notices

A verbose London Chronicle excerpt details Lord North's audience with the king at the Queen's Palace, Easter Monday church processions, and various military dispatches about American campaigns and troop movements. It also notes appointments, marriages, burials, and local commercial items, including fairs and a Salisbury cloth sale.

Remarkable Edinburgh Cure for Scurvy Drops 1767

Extract from the Edinburgh paper notes a celebrated anti scorbutic remedy, Spilsbury’s Antiseorbatic Drops, touted by Henrietta Paterson of Canongate Edinburgh. The testimonial claims a long standing leg ulcer healed after nine months, with further attestation by surgeons and physicians. The notice promotes the proprietor’s treatise and drops at No. 77 St Paul’s Chapel, London.

Edinburgh Henrietta Paterson William Gray Taylor Eliiot Spilsbury Spilsgury Henrietta Paterson Che Che Aid -H. Patenson Canongate Edinburgia G March GRAYS Wien College Kirk Tinburgh Wilkie St. Paul's Chayen London

Easter Ode Praise of the Saviour and Grace

A devotional ode venerates Jesus as the gracious saviour whose death and three days later resurrection conquer death. It calls for continual praise and a life of deeds that proclaim God’s kindness, inviting the faithful to lift humble voices to mercy’s throne.

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The Wells entertainments: Le Danse des Oeuf and Sister Witches

The Wells program opened with The Bower of Fiora and featured Le Danse des Oeuf a blindfold egg hornpipe, Easter Monnay and a pantomime Sister Witches with Harlequin Columbine and Pantaloon in a bustling sequence across scenes from a cavern to a Yorkshire inn and Bridge Street obelisk with tricks, chases, and comic mischief.

Fiora Ontede Paris la Danse Des Court Mack Harlequin Solermn Pantaloon Columbine Glawn Pantaleon Ater Squire Bridge-street Fleet-market

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