Impartial account of Jesuit suppression in Austrian Netherlands
A letter from PHILANTHROPOS deplores rapid Jesuit suppression measures in the Austrian Netherlands. He describes imprisonments, searches, money seizures, and the destruction of walls to deter discovery of funds, arguing these acts violate natural rights and justice. He appeals to readers to condemn the mistreatment and defend humane conduct amid the political crackdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poshe Bator
Wifeldorff
Austrian Netherlands
Order of Jesuits
Vienna
Brabant
England
Philanthropos
Public dispute over theatre claim and morality remarks
James Sparks addresses Mo Macklin in a letter denying involvement in a Saturday night incident at Covent Garden. He accuses Macklin of publishing false claims, calls for proofs of “sham authorities,” and notes Macklin’s past alleged acts while stating he was not at the theatre. Sparks also mentions an alleged request to Mr Garrick to be employed as an actor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AR. Macklin
Covent-garden Theatre
Eamdid
Creéton
rPcal
Mgr. Macklin
Vatil
Afacbeth
Mr. Macklin
Dodschram
Mr. Reddish
Drury Lane Theatre
Mr. Sparks
Luke Sparks
Covent+ garden Theatre
N.B
Sparks
Mr. Garrick
Mr. Reddifb
Macbeis
Shakepeare
Mr. Reddiff
Reddish
Covent-garden
James Sparks
Garrick
Turlington
Artha Wray
Mary Sopp
A. Hilton Wray
John Wray
Martha Wray
Martha Way
Hilton Wray
King’s Arma
Birchin Lane
London
Robert Turlington
Robert Turningtor
Tyrington
Wiliam Wray
Mary Wray
Thas
Public figure defends honor amid hostile accusations
In a letter responding to a Morning Chronicle charge, the individual asserts innocence regarding leading a hissed party and disrupting Mr Macklin during a Macbeth performance. He claims the accusation is unfounded and vows to present incontrovertible proof to clear his name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Chronicle
Macklin
Hiss
Defamatory accusation dispute at theatre incident
A theatre dispute recounts a speaker denying public disapproval during a performance on October 23 with witness James Sparks. The claimant challenges Mr Macklin to prove the accusation, hopes for a face to face refutation, and says interview was refused.
Refutation Over Flimsy Charge At Theatre
In a Middlesex newspaper paragraph an anonymous writer defends Mr Kedoa against a false accusation of improper behavior at the October theatre. The author asserts Mr Redditch affirmed innocence and notes a single mild disapproval directed at a ridiculous event, with a fellow patron questioning the reason for the hiss while Mr Redditch asked for forbearance. The signer is JAS. SPARKS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
Redsith
Mr. Redaifa
Jas. Sparks
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Mo Macklin
Wright
Long-Acre
Cornhill
No. Deakings
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