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Newspaper

General Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 28, 1771

Page

2

Stage scene and political intrigue in a London drawing room

Fragment from a 18th century newspaper page recounts a tense exchange among Alderman Bratt and W, discussing remonstrances and constitutional risk. Plans for affidavits, letters, and printing are proposed, with threats of perjury and political maneuvering amid looming mayoral futures. An attached reader letter and Tower cruelty note a separate incident, followed by a detailed Old Bailey trial over forged wills involving Burch and Martin.

Kirkman Pike France Sylva Rockingham Schamberlainship Jil Nickman Burch Martin Old Bailey Justice Willes Jutice Athhurtt Edward Burch Matt. Martin Andrew Chadwick Sarahise Charter Place Lancasre Andrew Lay Irew Bronks Andrew Chit Sarah Law Saint Andrew Sarah Baw Chadwick Ireland Sir Andrew Grafton

Imogen and Posthumus on the London Stage at Cavary Lane

A lengthy theatre notice praises Shakespeare comedy tragedy with critical paraphrase. It discusses Revivals, character performances by Powell Holland Palmer and Mrs Younge, critiques Imogen’s delivery, Jachimo scenes, and notes on the manager’s choices. The piece also condemns minor works and songs in the Mayoral Garratt program.

Cavary-Lane Theatre Shakespear Posthumus Imogen Roceace Johnson William Collins Chichester Fidele Guiderinus Arviragds Redpe&t Porthamus Juchims Powell Holland Palmer Jachimo Jach Younge Ireland Brit Theatre Imogwy Italy Pisanio Rome Leonatus Lmogen Leonora Theatre Royal Drury-lane Dunfall Théatre Royal Covent- Garden Drury Lane Theatre Gentileman

Disexiti to French Wine and Fan Eyes Scene

A cryptic 19th century line references the Reverend Dr. Wilson, Master of the Farmer's Company, and a strange phrase about “disexti to French wine.” The fragment mentions Sans teeth and Scoists making something, with fans and safe eyes, suggesting a satirical or glossed note on a fashion or social event of the era.

Wilson Farmer's Company

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