Life and writings of Paul Whitehead in Westminster
This sketch details Paul Whitehead born 1740 in Westminster, his early trade as a woollen-draper apprentice, associations with Lowth and Quin, and Fleetwood's influence at Drury Lane. It traces his satirical bent, Tory leanings, literary ties to Pope, and later life under Lord Le Despencer, ending with his death in 1774 and the singular bequest of his heart deposited in Wycombe church mausoleum.
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Lord Le De in Office Grants Bard Years of Favor
When Lord Le De entered office with the Butean party he secured a patent place of Scol for a year for his favorite Bard, a position he enjoyed until his death.
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Navigation buoys placed near Haifsborough and Yarmouth
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Mandlay Ad Opens New Theatre Show at St Thomas
Fragmentary notice reports a new theater event at the New Theatre of St Thomas's Hospital. The ad hints at a performance starting with Wy begin on Mandlay by ORabsi, indicating a local venue promotion and schedule details are not fully readable.
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