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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 06, 1765

Page

3

Ruland wins race amid notes of court and crime report

The article describes Ruland the winning horse ridden by Manchester Jemmy on a 42 forles course from Bridghorth to Smeasbury and back, with the press noting odds and timing. It also covers a wide sweep of 18th century court updates, arrests, executions, steppings at St James's, and various crime trials including robberies, arson, and a murder warrant in Newgate.

Goulding Ruland Bridghorth Smeasbury Wich Manchester Jemmy Hin Fury Phu Faay Devon Mary Boon Mary \Illing Thomas Adaus John Crape South- Huub Thomas Wagwell Richard Naheawe Sheepstow Henry Oroonoko Joseph Bray Stoke Damaret Elizabeth Sadden Thomas Nellis Thomas Noron Cornwall Lon Fohn James’s Order of the Thistle St. James’s Jace Duke Ainol Duke of Argyll Princess of Brunswick England Viscount Weymourn Kelusa Uhan Heiman Count Krastnuwsky Russia Curounski Poland Aix la Chapelle Aix la Chapele Holland Christopher John Ge Dam Blots Sieur de Dieu Haelema North Holland Dirk Veevens Veise Donegal Society Crown and Anchor Strand Nobuiry Ireland Earl of Hertford Conway Lord Grantham St. Alban’s Robert Carr Ludgate-nill Batsford Somerie Wuesday Vailands Blnceln John Moody Rupert Street Goodman’s Fields Benjamin Croxall Cutstoms Kents Kensington Newgate Thomas Fuller Sarah Sara Davis Staveditch St. George’s Sutlop Ward Tyfer Carr Linle B. RG Duwichy Francis Guillant Safelon Fielding Safelon Fielding, At the Public Obreve Bowiliee Eligabeth Mills Holywell Mount Orfon Mark Lane Lroup New-York Mater

Powell to star at Drury Lane next winter

Mrs Powell wife to the actor of that name plans to tour stages towards the Northward of the Kingdom and will miss her next winter appearance in the part of Leattie at Drury Lane Theatre due to travel and fortune bets.

Perebourgh Huspert Caspian Dea Company Aftiacan Wola Peitia Dagnettan Genoa Infinta Archduchess of Patna Harrison Hier Highness Holland India England Wales Pisa Italy Powell Drury Lane Theatre Nick Leattie

Cato Replies To London Evening Paket Critique

A London Evening Post reader named Cato defends the ministry against “infamous” accusations. He argues the author’s attacks stem from malice and urges friends to medicate the critic. The letter praises the Duke of Newcastle and Lord Camden, rebuking the notion of a plot to undermine the government.

Cato Itea Toe Learun Coro Duke of Newcastle Cambden Pirr

London Evening Post letter writers clash over theaters and authors

A chaotic exchange in the London Evening Post features submissions from Freviacrs Dex and The Valle LOTHARIO defending or attacking Theatricus and Rusticus, debating authorship of a letter and the identity of figures like Nixon, Mir. Ac., and Lothario. The correspondence lampoons critics, actors, and printers while taunting each other about wit, newspapers, and theatrical fame.

London Ars Mir. Ac Ac. Lids Theauicus Altamount Polydore Theatricus Tr. H Rusticus Mer Vhearricus Nile

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