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Newspaper

General Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 17, 1771

Page

2

Abolition of bodily restraint in English courts urged

A historical open letter from a London writer condemns keeping prisoners in irons before arraignment. It condemns gate fees for court admission and calls for open justice, gratis access, and reform of market regulation. The piece urges magistrates to curb common halls, regulate prices, punish adulteration, and expose corrupt practices in law and commerce. It warns of harsh legal process amplification by sheriffs, clerks, and brokers.

Mr. Reynolds Limezstreet Otober Rumsey Gul Hares England Uch Old Bailey Gratis John Wekelkes Fred. Bull Richard Akerman Newrate HN Wilkes Y. Sherif London Middlesex Ropery Holloway Grays-lan Price Wilkes Bagnios America Durante Beneplatito

Addressing Alderman Nash on London magistrates

The letter to Alderman Nash lauds his election as Chief Magistrate and urges a return to prudent local governance. It criticizes recent magistrates for factionalism, costly disputes, and neglect of duties, urging Nash to focus on promoting industry, morality, protecting property, and avoiding needless lawsuits while guarding against licentious city behavior.

Alderman Nash London Wien

SIHP News Extraordinary Fire at Sea List of Vessels

A confusing update describes a fireship incident involving the Wilkes and several ships including the Oliver Wett Indiaman and the Republican. The grounded vessels may be lightened and refloated with minimal damage if conditions hold. Secondary names such as Remontstrance Cra hy City Trader Nya Lord Holland Patersony Malagrida Tawnyrad are listed with a north wind.

SIHP Wilkes Harve Point Oliver Wett

Alterations by Garrick Lift Juliet Romeo Tragedy

A historic review praises Garrick for heightening the catastrophe in Shakespeare’s tragedy with Juliet’s awakening before Romeo’s death and his revival of the play’s unity. It notes Mrs Barry’s Juliet and criticizes Mr Cautherly as Romeo while praising Belamy’s earlier Juliet performance. The piece closes with HARLEQUIN'S INVASION and remarks on the pageantry and music by Dr Boyce.

Daury-Lane Theatre Otober Mr. Garrick Bandello Painter Palace of Pleasure Girolame Corte Verona Mantua Johnson Mercurio Inmitaire Waiier Larse Shakespear Wich Juliet Romeo Shakesmear Niate Boyce Athelstan Savieny Selim Mr. Bensley Barbaroffia Mr. Clarke Othman Mrr Leary Frelting

Remarkable Case of LacuLATION at Brownlow-Greet Hospital

A seven year old boy from the country underwent a puncture in the left arm by a prominent surgeon in Downing Street Westmill Street. A varicious matter was injected, causing a single inflamed lump and a dry scab formation without any smallpox symptoms after several days.

Brownlow-Greet Lying-in- Hospital Long- Acre

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