Garrick Shines in Hamlet for Drury Lane Theatrical Fund
Theatres report Garrick performed Hamlet for the benefit of the Drury Lane Theatrical Fund. He appeared remarkably collected and delivered the role with his full tragic power. He added an Epilogue urging future patronage as he could no longer plead for the fund.
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Draury-Lane
Garrick
Hamlet
Drury-lane Theatre
Parliament
Daffy
Mary Swint
Anthony Duffy
Salisbury-cou
Jacob Hemet
Am¢lia
Hemet
Businesy
Rand
Grosvenor-street
Grosvenor-square
Ruth Willas
Cabus
Garstang
Lancashire
Bateman
Lancaster
G. Parkin
Dancaster
Dicey and Co
Jacken
Masquerade at Carlile House Sparks Arcadia Illusion
A grand Masquerade at Carlile House on a Thursday evening attracted over six hundred attendees. Guests in varied disguises mingled among elaborate gardened rooms, arching walkways, and luminous displays, with remarks about the novelty and splendor of the transformed venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garlle House
Carlile House
Arcadia
Falfla
John Cockle
Mansfield
Joe
Gan
Whyal
Freda
oFdini
Nightlife At Wardrobe Theatre Promises A Lively Scene
A report describes a Wardrobe Theatre event with costumed performers and a large crowd of patrons. The scene features a varied supper including chicken, ham, and chilled beverages, with extended revelry from evening into the early morning as attendees dance, drink, and depart in groups.
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Venus
K—'s Place
Otter
Cyder
Ferry
Debates on Colonial Grievances and Royal Policy
A letter to the editor argues colonial tax burdens and future grievances while examining Britain’s empire, governance, and potential independence. It cites figures like Montagu and Bruce, plus Westminster and Plymouth notes, and discusses recent dockyard news, weather, and various public notices.
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Horee
Great Britain
Canada
Servetus
Calvin
Lee
Congress
No Political Basis Found For Lords Removal
Reports claim the removal of Lord Holderneffe the Bishop of Chester and the Prince of Wales tutors had political aims. Two theories circulated: one cites a dispute over a dismissal and tutelage changes. the other alleges financial motive connected to funds of the Prince's establishment. Both accounts suggest resignation followed royal intent for stable tutelage.
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Affce
Duke of Montagu
Lord Bruce
Prince of Wales
Earl of
Palwarth
Marchmont
Lord Humes
Waldegrave
Lords of the Admiralty
Rippon
Edward Vernon
East Indies
Edinburgh
General Assembly
Plymouth
Bofling
Cornwall
John Stuart
Lord Mounthuart
Aldborough
Drake’s Island
Poland
Vistula
Warsaw
Paris
Milford
New- England
Antigua
Carlisle-house
Carlisle House
Flora
Merry-Andrew
Whitechapel Haymarket
Holborn
Litchfeld-fred
London
Lord Holderneffe
Chester
Sts. Brace
High Water at London Bridge Schedule
A fragmented notice lists tidal times for London Bridge with unclear markings for morning and afternoon tides and references to Monday and Tuesday. The garbled data shows multiple successive measurements such as 12m after 2, 36m after 2, 7 after 4, and 37 m after q, indicating a historic harbor timetable.
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London Bridge
Stock price notes and bonds from India market
A compact listing details diverse stock and bond figures such as bank shares, India bonds, and percent rates. Mentions include 3 percent and 1 o clock, along with items like Lottery Tickets and Omnium, reflecting a miscellaneous market summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Bante
Pf. Navy
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Ovid
Seed Pen
Gangran Evesina
L.l.di
Ridderminster
Brampton Bryon
Suas
Prinses
Brydone
Sicily
Malta
John Dryden
Cecill
J. Hew
Paternofferson
J. Almon
P.ceadilly
J. Sewell
J. Sewell,Successor To Mr. Bropherwn
Cotehill
Tate
Thomas Oeletan Viele
J. Nourféy
Strand
Boowlelite Tes Maijefty
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