A Curious Medal Magazine to be Published in London
A new magazine offers a curious medal with each issue, crafted by Mr Kirke, featuring a striking likeness and copper plates. The first number, to be published on Thursday April 1 at sixpence, promises medals of King George II and continued monthly under the title Sentimental Magazine or General Assemblage of Taste and Entertainment.
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The Stage in Lent A Call for Moral Theater Reform
PHILOTHEATRICUS argues that theatre during Lent should be either fully abolished or given strong moral support. He contends stage entertainments can aid virtue if properly harnessed, while Oratorios fail to instruct and merely charm audiences. He urges bishops to weigh theatre’s moral impact rather than permit partial restrictions.
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Our Church
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Philotheatricus
Ambition and Gratitude Reflect in March Labours
A concise commemorative note dated Wednesday March 10 expresses rising ambition and gratitude. It weighs labor, distinction, and the hope that gratitude will be repaid by reflected fame through diligent effort and recognition.
Earthquakes Across Italy and Rumors of Peace Talks
Reports from Vienna dated March 5 note conferences in Bucharest likely to fail as powers disagree on peace basis. Paris says Languedoc received 120000 livres to aid flood losses. later a project for Westphalia Prussia tour by the king is mentioned with Magdebourg and Berlin in view.
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Holland
Vienna
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Rome
Albani
Rocca di Papa
Rocca Priori
Ber- Ho
Westphalia
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Berlin
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Prussia
Gloucester Fracture Healed After Surgeon's Care
Fragmentary notes report a fracture reduced by a surgeon in a house at Iming with hopes of speedy recovery. Other items mention Newfoundland cud sales for the poor, disturbances among sailors at Port Glasgow and Greenock, and deaths in Edinburgh including Miss Jeany Ramsay. The theatrical listings include Alonzo and The Wedding Ring plus King Henry VIII.
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Gloucester
Foundland
Glasgow
Port Glasgow
Greenock
Greenock, Es Entirely Suppressed,. and ‘Busines
Paisley
James Glasford
Edinburgh
Yetterday
Preston
Jeany Ramsay
Westercay
Macbeth
King” Henry
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