Prologue at the Garden Theatre Opening Scene
Fragmented text presents a prologue written and spoken by Mr Woodward amid stage action. It shows dialogue about opening the theatre, a bell, a battle scene, and promises to the audience and judges, with mentions of stage crew and preparations for a performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood War
D. Woidward
Wrekivard
J Peieward
Erogne
Syettieh
Tvefen
Ran Panay
Alenanaere
Hyren
Fender
Finisco Ponatigui
Coronation Anniversary Tours and Colonial News Split
Report on the British royal procession from Kew to the Queen's Palace, coronation anniversary observations, and dispatches sent to Lord Stormont in Paris. Letters from Boston and Virginia detail governance changes in Massachusetts and preparations for the Philadelphia Congress, plus notices of economic activity, fires, thefts, and market prices from London and Kingston Jamaica.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kew
Queen’s Palace
Mr. Booth
Lord Rochford
Lord Stormont
Paris
Lord M
Afi
Frech Court
Duke of
Lord S
France
Bofen
New-England
Lane
Scarborough
England
Gage
Danvers
Boston
Robert Treat Paine
Commons House of Assembly
Philadelphia
Watertown
Bowdein
Wikkempiurgh
General Congress
Hon
Peyton
Randolph
Richards Meary
Lée
George Washington
Henry
Richard Bland
Benjamin
Harrison
Pendleton
Bolling
Dinwiddie
Virginia
Montego
Bay
Fameica
Kingston
John Bell
Court of Common Pleas
Portland
Providence
John Sill
Portugal
Lisbon
Turkey
Constantinople
Plymouth
America
West- Indies
Jonathan
Wildias
Wild John
Scotland
Covent-garden
T. Hearts
Butkley
Leadenhall Market
Whitechapel
Royalist plea on sheep theft case stirs mercy hopes
A Royalist writer argues for mercy in a case involving Reid, who claims the sheep found in his possession were bought fair and honestly. The narrative compares Reid to Merritt and Madan, notes an impending fourteenday respite, and seeks a Scotland opinion on the fate of a man who may face execution on circumstantial evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Blockhead
Edinburgh
Stawr
Ripland
Pracice
Scoeland
Jobrn Reid
Douglas
Kennish
Wadsey
East Smithfield
Whitechapel
Wadney
Mal
John. Whitaker
Doncaster
Jarrat
Ryton
Northumberland
John Stowe
Grantly
Mani
Madan
Tyborn
Merritt
Reid
Ameritas
Lord Rachford
Macan
Scotland
America
Aylesbury
Pucks
Bucks
Hertford
Belford
Fira Place
William ‘Haytor
Richard Walleor
Richardson and Goodluck
Cornbill
Charing-Cross
de Andre Han
Malesworth
King-street
Cheapside
Lombard
Molesworth
London
Moleworth
N.B. Ma
Lis
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LON
Beton
Thomas Oliver
Elys
Salem
Monnday
Thomas Flucker
Bee Brown
Foster Hutchinson
James Bouttheauy
Gray
Joshua Loring
Joseph’Lee
Wm. Pepperell
Iaac Winslow
John Erving
Salém
Boflen
Dagnb
Thomas Coshing
Samuel Adams
John Adams
London - Naye
India
Eggat
Otto
Confol
Banke Ano Fhue
Intia Fonds
Pr Navy
Tiketa
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