Critics Clash Over The Recruiting Officer Review
A letter to the editor defends dramatic standards while lampooning critics of The Recruiting Officer. The piece denounces licentious dialogue and faults in Miss Rogers's performance, while praising Farquhar's vivacity yet condemning moral laxity and theatrical misjudgments. The writer laments censorship, urges reform, and questions religious and political attitudes reflected in reviews.
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Sylvia
Farquhar
Manifélly
Sroceed
Mae
Tor
Miss Rogers
Rofé
Rofe
Fairreys
Petition for Relief in Articles Revival of the Liturgy
A letter to the editor denounces persistent accusations against worshippers planning to petition Parliament for relief in the Thirty-nine Articles and a revival of the Liturgy. The writer insists defending supporters should answer publicly to refute false claims without surrendering the debate.
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Pam
Clerical Authority in Christian Doctrine Debate
A correspondent argues Christians are not bound by spiritual authority except Christ, but warns against misrepresentation. The writer maintains Protestants may judge for themselves yet submit to Bishops on church order and discipline, including ordination, conduct, and regulation of public worship, while upholding decency and government.
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Otther
Savile
Mansfield
General Evening Post
Christ
Foch
Aileay
Curt
Noir
Sandard
Jul
Ver Couicin
Womley
Sfaxes
Lazarus Zelic
Levy Weil
Hutchings
Levi Weil
Hyam Lazarus
Joseph Stone
Dogter
Ashen Weil
Chelsea
Shepherd
Woodford
Weil
Les Wormsley
Old Bailey
Totiihfelds Bridewell
John Fidling
Israel
Solomon Porter
Hanes
John
Jew
Nfates
Mr. Myers
Inner
Middle Temple
Fragmentary World War I Note on Macedonia Bombardment
Fragmented OCR mentions forces near Flanders and Conflantinate, noting troops to Raccout. It states Russians were bombarded along the coast of Macedonia and a hidden location Ortana with a tone hinting at military action and casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flanders
Pil Raccout
Macedonia
Ortana
Ache Fean
Uel
Health rumors and royal intrigue in London gossip
A London dispatch reports continued speculation on the Duke of Gloucester's health and marital ties, with mixed opinion on royal ministers and court appointments. It notes limited official tables, notable land and title changes, and a plan to curb future executions while Britain plans a lottery reform and a new public building scheme.
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Duke of Gloucester
St. Taies’s
Tebo
Adair
Gloucester
Duke of Cumberland
Horton
Glouceigr
Duke of
St. James's
Lord Molyneux
Lord Fortrose
Harrington
St. James’s
Earl of Sifton
Earl of Seaforth
Scotland
Kingdom of Ireland
Lord Villiers
Countess of Grandison
Harriet Stanhope
Kerrington
Ralph Payne
Caribbee Islands
England
Harvey
Int
Privy Council
Shippf
Lord Hillsborouh
Lottery-ofice
Whitehall
Guildhall
Hastings
Bank of England
Pantheon
Westminster-hall
James Stephen
Middle Temple
Bow-street
Unclear Manuscript Line Signals Upcoming Work
Fragmentary text from a historical record shows names and a future show or work titled Lover of Truru. The readable portion mentions Christianus Fhilaphusis Desco Ditz and a near-appearing event, but lacks concrete details, dates, or places. The passage reads as an arrival note and a project designation with limited context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christianus
Truru
Theatrical EntEntertainments and Stock Notes at Draury Lane
Yesterday at Covent Garden and Drury Lane the West Indian and The Jesalous Wife shared bills with The Fairy King and The Busy Body while stock listings show gas, India, and South Sea ties along with annuities and bank offers including Confal and Ditto figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Draury-Lane
Yeterday
Almida
Institution of the Garter
Covent
Garogx
Yetterday
Stucks Gas
India
Ayer
Bank A
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Podolia
Ibrahimw
Isael
Rusia
Porte
Prague
London
London Bridge
Navy
C. Hills
Barik
Andy
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