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Newspaper
General Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Mar 09, 1773
Page
4
A brief reader note addressed to the editor appears in the General Evening Post. The message references ongoing local issues and seeks attention or response from the newspaper and authorities. The exact concerns are not detailed in the fragment.
A dated protest to Rev. Dr. Tucker Dean of Gloucester challenges his support for the Thirty nine Articles in an Arminian sense. The writer questions Dr Kippis and dissenters, argues for Christian liberty, and urges inclusion of Protestants aggrieved by subscription in clerical circles. February 28, a.
A critical notice on Ree TH’s performance praising her perfect form and expression while calling the male dancer graceless and imitating Heine. The piece notes plans for a four weekly play schedule next winter at the Opera House with Sheridan Macklin Mollop Lee Smith Yates and Mrs Yates as lead performers. It questions theatre profits and manager comfort when audiences compel controversial casting.
A London Guildhall meeting of the Livery approved a remonstrance to the King for Parliament diffusion and ministry dismissal, to be delivered by the Lord Mayor and city officials. Reports note reactions from the Queen on a Commons congratulatory address, and discuss Lord North’s India measures and a duelling folly among noble youths. Dantzick is noted for eight percent duties, with several local deaths reported in Gloucester and Bath.
Return of the sale of heat at the Bear-Key Corn Market on Monday the 8th instant. Jostin How and William MaRawaki, meal weighers to London, list numerous quarters priced at 5 55, 4 6d, and 53s. 6d, with variations. Wheat flour assize unchanged this week.
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