Fragmented Patriot Paragraphed Remarks and Allegations
A garbled historical rap sheet cites Mr Alderman Lang and Townsend over land tax, names various figures such as John Mackie and Sir James Lowther, and alleges property transfers involving the Duke of Portland. It contains rebukes of Irish ties and mentions retribution themes amid scattered, unfinished phrases and archaic terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend
John Mackie
Alderman Wilkes
Jamaica
Legitta
Cateh
James Lowther
Duke of Portland
Forest of Inglewood
Luttrell Thallot
England
Prthland
Lord Bute
Funius
Thomas Bradshaw
Duke of Grafton
Edmund
Imine
Reflections on Modern Matrimony and Infidelities
A long-form meditation on marriage's promise and peril. The piece argues marriage is noble yet prone to becoming a curse through folly, urging readers to think clearly about their desires and remedies. It references Sir Teftly and Clarinda as examples of contrasting behavior within domestic life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marriagat
Celig
Sir Telfry
Acre
Clarinda
Tehty
Avery
Tolly
Florio
Matrimony and the Patience of Wives in Ancient Echoes
A satirical sermon argues that fault lies with men in marriage not the union itself. It cites Socrates and Xenophon era examples, praising patient English wives like Xantippe and a tale of a wife teaching patience to her husband. The piece mocks excessive male pride and praises steadfast domestic virtue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Severus
Solomon
Sempson
Mark Antony
St. Austin
Covent-garden
Duke of Marlborough
Julius Caesar
Socrates
Kigawen
Kagtippe
Hug
Xantippe
Patiertte
Lod
Mysterious Turkish Household in Chelsea Estate
A London tale recalls a Turkish settled gentleman near Chelsea who maintained a private, secretive household. He employed Turkish staff, kept English workers bound by strict limits, and hosted multiple mistresses within a lavish, secluded estate. His generosity masked a life hidden from neighbors until after his death revealed hidden liaisons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
Royal Exchase 2
Mr. Herby
Chelsea
Carce
Beng
Eres
Constantinople
Tige Giyeuns
The Enigmatic Wealth and Elopement Scheme Revealed
The article recounts a sensational tale of a wealthy man who entices women with lavish display and promises, plans a secret elopement for fortune, and poisons their choices with gifts and civilities. His elaborate household grows as he fathers twelve girls while arranging costly ruses and debts, with a dramatic ending promised in a forthcoming conclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Song
Herbs
The Suspicious Husband at Drury Theatre
A November 15 review of The Suspicious Husband a comedy by Dr Benjania Hoadley at Drury Theatre. The piece earns mixed critique noting lively dialogue and pleasing incidents but weak design character and sentiment. Cast comparisons follow with praise for Garrick as Ranger and criticism of Aickin in Frankly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drury Laws Theatre
Benjania Hoadley
Winchester
Rhie
Ranger
Woodward
tInhort
Ion
Temple
Garrick i
King
Aickin
Redditch
Palmer
Clarinda
Mr. Aickin
Strickland
Hobting and The Ballad Farce At The Theatres
A fragmentary theatre notice praises Hobting and a ballad farce adapted from Dogget. It notes credit to performers, comments on Miss Pope and Mrs Pritchard, and lauds Jacintha by Mills Younge. Principal Hob is cited as well acted by Mr. Moody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Meggot
Mr. Dodd
Mr. Weston
Miss Pope
Dogget
St. Bartolomew’s Hospital
West Smichfeld
Cooke
Stoke Newington
Lohemanc
Ani Hale
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Mister Lang
Jetlousy
Tier
Duke and Duchess of Cumberland
Henry
Erederic Dik
Hovieiy Gilles
Benty-Lawes Batere
Jalia
Aang
Familly
Danity Bane
Gyten
The
Royal
Bashpels Che Jlake
Cmsbetland
Fiome News
William Bayley
Cockgur-street
Hienimapker
Fi Price
Leadenhall- Areec
Epteier
Banl
J. Grosvenor
Perfurmer
Flile
Hotborn
B. A. Rothwell
New Bond-street
Drice
Turlington
Fartha Wray
William
Robert Turlington
Mary
Sopp
FAR
Kigg's
Birchin-lane
Royal Exchange
Martha Wray
Mary Sopp
R. Turlington
Fife
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