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Newspaper
General Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Dec 11, 1773
Page
4
The essay argues managers cannot satisfy both the author and his enemies regarding a controversial play. It warns that pursuing a compromise would provoke further riots, harming polite amusement and national honor. It notes Mr Macklin's supporters should also reflect on his position and the audience's resentment.
An 18th or 19th century tale from Malden recounts a male candidate praising women’s political power. He claims daughters of freemen gain votes when wives marry, arguing women should influence who represents them, quipping that he aspires to be “the women's little Member.” The anecdote highlights gender role attitudes and electoral customs of the era.
Saturday January 1 issue announces Brice 18 publication of a compact 216 page volume with a map and nine copper plates, drawn by Mr. Wale. The set includes the History of England from Julius Caesar to the dissolution, in 14 volumes with engravings. Sold by Rayné Johnson and Goldfifth with monthly deliveries and total cost near a guinea.
A dated citizen letter notes Trinoty 18 Bursary in Flanders and the Pacha’s elder son being named Generalissimo with praise from Grandees. Also reports an Austrian army of 29 30 000 entering Walachia near Turkish lands, a Russian army commander Romanzow gravely ill in Warsaw, and unrest at Versailles with court figures seen in public.
Last night reports cite Seeel area as the source for advice from Copenhagen on the Danish king's illness. The piece also notes Malden elections to fill John Hutke's seat, with Charles Rainsford and Governor Wynch as candidates. Naval postings include Lenox guardship at Portsmouth and Asia at another guard ship. A French frigate was lost off Cape Clear. the Resolution from Smyrna mentions Grenada galley. An Hampstead-plain horse gathering is planned for May sext, with many colonies expected. The School for Wives is staged amid King’s gout. A letter from Cowbridge mentions crows repelled by a mounted farmer's cat tactic, and a report from Setonbxeter notes a crueller proceeding by Setonxbeter's local figure.
A wandering Scotsman recounts a shipwreck tale to multiple locals in Plymouth, Exeter, and surrounding towns. He receives clothing and small sums from Kennifton, Akeman, Wilson, and others while claiming kinship to Wilson’s brother. An overnighter ends with a caution against pretended namesakes at fairs and in public. In other notes, a guardship boat overturns with drownings, marriages, and local deaths are reported.
The entry records FAGA Water timings at LondoprDridge with intervals around 3:00 AM, 4:00 PM, and 1:00 AM following 4:00 PM, noting events on Thursday and specific offsets from 3 AM and 4 PM. It lists multiple time references: tomorrow, 20 minutes after 3 in the morning, 40 minutes after 4 in the afternoon, and 57 minutes after 3 in the morning at Riorbig, then 1 AM after 4 in the afternoon.
Darudrbangs and Yetterday with Zara present The Delerter at 7 TEM. The Far Quaker with The Geii. Cov its CakvEN. Romeo and Juliet featuring The Golden Pippin. This evening The Beggar's Opera with Harlequin Dr Faustus.
The brief notes list various bank stocks and securities with references to India and maritime markets. Mentions include 3 percent and 4 percent figures, Consul Bank Ann, and Navy bills. The text appears as fragmented quotations from financial listings with uncertain dates and sparse context.
A royal patent preferred remedy Beaume de Vie touts extraordinary cures daily from Brivint dominions. It purports to fortify stomach and bowels, purify blood, and restore vigor, with praised use in rheumatic and nervous disorders and female complaints. Endorsed by practitioners, bottles signed by Nicott Becker and partners. distributed in London and provincial shops. A patient letter from Cornwall 1773 extols its benefits and charitable use options.
A 18th century notice announces Dr Domeniceti of China-Walts Chester promoting universal and mixed bath procedures with vapour and fumigation. Tickets at four prices grant varying admission days. tickets transferable and valid Aug 1 to May May 5. Details describe advantages, pricing per day, and public access via listed bankers and the Doctor's house.
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