Lords Plead for Unity as America Rebellion Grows
A lordly address accuses ministers of backing American rebels with arms and ships. It argues that Britain must stand firm to defend imperial authority, warning that concession would invite more treachery and threaten independence through a costly war. The speaker urges vigilance and calls for virtue to restore harmony.
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Awe and Crisis as Britain Faces American Rebellion
A grim plea for virtue and unity warns that continued rebellion risks ruin for Britain and its empire. The author emphasizes that support for the American cause will burden the treasury, urging lawmakers to choose duty, honor, and allegiance to preserve both country and colonies.
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Theatrical Intelligence on Tove in a Village performance
Datag-Lane presents Saturday’s favourite opera of Tove in a Village to a crowded audience. Mrs Jewell played the character Lucinda for her first appearance this winter theatre season. She had been away from the stage for nearly a year which, combined with stage nerves, affected her performance yet she showed signs of her former power.
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Theatre Review Praises Performances and Comic Charm
In a mixed judgment the audience praised Mrs. Smith for a divine third act song and noted Mrs. Wrighton and Margery for merit. Mr. Vernon impressed as both actor and singer in Hawthoro while Mr. King’s Hodge was praised for his decorous restraint. Mr. Dodd was seen as not the preferred singer though Young Meadows showed a strong if imperfect performance with a note on costume.
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Tythe Owneys Proposals At Frampton Meeting Adjourned
At a meeting of Frampton proprietors in Lincoln held in Boston on Tuesday 16 Sear the Tythe Owneys proposals for taking a portion of Open Fen Lands in lieu of tythes were considered. The meeting was adjourned to 17 October at the White Hart Inn Boston to decide further and prepare for Parliament.
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