Julius of the General Evening Post Dead at Smyrna
A correspondent Julius is reported dead this morning at a Smyrna coffee-house. The writer notes his political death and accuses him of having forfeited his character and veracity, reflecting on his life and demise.
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Evenine Podt
Julius
Smyrna
London
Rumors and theatre notes from the General Evening Post
A tongued miscellany from 1762 reports on legal appointments and promotions, aristo intrigues, and a theatre review. It mentions John Running advancing in law, Lord Camden offered the Seals, Edmund Burke named New York agent, and details the Covent Garden and Drury Lane performances including Cyrus and a Garter installation pageant with King Edward the Black Prince.
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General Evening Post
Wreekly
Lyes
Y.a
Sisenrs
Buliface Doubicfee
John Running
John Dunning
Wrana Alley
Earl of
Bute
Lord Camden
Tord North
Edmud
de Luce
Treasury
Taycho
Lil of Rights
Edmund Burke
New-York
de Junius
George Bellas
Dottors- Commons
Tarkative
Aria Perlis
Lyzs la
Theatre Royal
Drury Lane
England
Earth
Windsor
Edward the Third
Knights of the Garter
Scone
St. George
Edward the Black Prince
Windsor-castle
Mr. Welton
Dingle
Jeter
Mr. King
St. George’s Chapel
St. George’s Hall
St. George's Hall
Nat Needle
Crunk
Taylor
Sir Dingle
Edward
Britannia
Neptune
Poem Fragment Calls for Slight Welcome and Honor
A fragmentary verse expresses homage to beauty and youth while lamenting change. The speaker notes a prior trick but asserts merit, claiming justice trumps anger and asks for a pleasant surprise from a beloved recipient.
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Asenattra
Fragmented OCR excerpt on character depiction in a play
The fragment discusses Mrs Cadwallader and the others as distinct characters, noting the lead is an epic exaggeration while remaining characters lack similar distinguishing recognition. It implies minimal effort needed for portraying the rest.
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Coventt-Garden Theatre
Hoole
Covent‘Garden ‘Theatre
Metastasio
Italy
Cyrus
Asia
Ford
Aspatiaitroll
Hlim
Aaron Hill
Douglas
Home
Powell
Wroughton
Savigny
Abithranes
Mr. Benney
Mattacks
Aspana
Public critique of stage folly and theatre dictators in 1771
A letter dated October 26, 1771, laments endless folly in Jubilees and Masques, accuses theatre managers of pilfering ideas, and calls for public judgment. The writer declares hope for discerning readers and promises continued fidelity as a reader of the arts.
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Kate
Hume
Booth
Wilks
Cibber
London
Indienatic
Order of the Garter
Principlal
Raiio
Monsense
Duchies
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Common Pleas
Wedderburne
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Pompatour
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Marchioness of
Poimpadour
Eulatte
Anid
Esghrad
Stames
Sven
St. James's
Parciament
Endity
Poitgine
Bode
Cadwallader
Vamp
Yates
Buris
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