Dramatic Strictures in the Strat Age at Dwary Jane Theatre
The piece reports on Dramatic Strictures of Farquhar’s Stratagem, noting misplacements in Foigard’s lines and a forgotten alteration after Count Mniszeck’s role was cut. It critiques Archer’s portrayal, Dorinda’s affection, and the moral contrasts between Archer and Aimwell, while mentioning political treaties and Polish-Poland events alongside harsh weather near the Danube.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwary- Jane
Farquhar
Partiar
Foizard
Archer
Gibbet
Scrub
Folgard
Lady Bountiful
Hounslow
Bagshot
Polgard
Foigard
Herod
Garrick
Sullen
Easy
Aimwell
Dorinda
Theroff
Duas
Mniszeck
Great Poland
Kiretezetnikows
Kamburphs
Mitta
Denmark
Holstein
Grand Duke of
Rusia
Vienna
Poland
Vistula
Danube
Lord Mayor urged to end brutal cattle treatment in markets
A letter from a reader titled FRIEND to HUMANITY condemns the weekly cruelty of butchers boys driving a hornless heifer from Whitechapel through Smithfield to Doctors Commons where it is beaten for hours. The author asks why laws or practical means are not used to stop this public nuisance and protect pedestrians from horn injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Scotland
Ireland
Muft &Pvé
Ois
Europe
J. Bell
Glass
Prince of Wales
Oxford
London
W. Davis
Whitechapel
Smithfield
Fleet-market
Doctors Commons
Lord Sandwich
Lord Carystort
Prince Czartorisky
Augustus
Sirepate
Lord Coleraine
Morris
Sheriff Oliver
St. Thomas's Hospital
William Nath
Alderman Plimble
Portland
Sheerness
Jamaica
Chatham
Marlorough
Majersty
Trutphy
Manchester
Otho Cooke
Eiq. Mary
Belle
Marlborough
Herring
Benjamin Kingdom
Robert Hervey
West Wymer
Richard Peete
Welk Wymer
Robert Brand
Long-acre
S Royal Hospital
Greenwich
Chelsea
Mr. Brand
Lines for the General Eventy Post readers letter
A short submission praising friendship as leaves on trees and contrasting friends in prosperity with those in adversity. It invites editorial consideration and echoes a sentiment of loyal companionship during hard times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gennmral
News From Constantinople Report Says Chiek Daker B Betrayed
A dispatch from Holland via Constantinople dated December 17 reports that the old Cheik Daker B fell out with his ally Ah Bey and betrayed him seizing treasure and taking his life. The claim awaits confirmation as word travels through Kavridu and other nobles tied to Prince Sapiela.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Constantinople
Martyrdom Day Observances Split Lords and Commons
The passage notes King Charles I's martyrdom anniversary with a sermon in Westminster Abbey by Dr Hinchsliffe and a sermon in St Margaret's by Rev Dr King. It details political tensions, petitions, and debates in Parliament, and mentions Lord Mayor’s court duties and public discontent with city governance and policing of crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles I
Gloucester
Cumberland
Pownal
Lord Chatham
Cincinnatus
Cincinnati
Prusia
Alexander
Hayes
St. James's
Boston
Sheriff Lewes
Middlesex
Treasury Bench
Common Council
Wise
Bath
Miss Wilkes
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Newton
Aly Peeson
Fovo
Paris
W. Strahan
T. Cadell
Times
T. Carman
St. Paul's Church-yard
S&p
Ogavo
India
J. Nourse
The
Strand
East-India Company
Great- Britain
Robert Henry
Edinburgh
J. Cadell
Ali
Angeles
Mr. Maittaire
F. Rivington
St. Paw?s
St. Paw?s Church-yard
W. Johnston
Ludgate-firest
I.longman
Paternofter-row 5
Cadell
Héiferi Mias
Sophoslis
Horatius
Virgilius
Muse Anglicani
Livii Historia
Cesaris Commientartis
Quintus Curtius
Velleius Paterculus
Lucius Florus
Cornelius Nepos
Maui
Audrette
C.deuoulé
Deary-Lane
Pricets
Globe
Charlag-crofty
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