Inkle and Nariefla Love in Barbone Colonial Tale
A dramatic review discusses the opera Two to One with Inkle and Nariefla amid colonial plots. It praises performances by Kemble and Bannister, notes scattered changes to scenes, and highlights scenery by Booker and the finale's promise of popularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teal
Tinat
Nareia
Chritopher Cory
Barbadoes
Inkle
Tokle
Jsarcava
Nareifla
Camphy Cowes Pallerger
Kesie
Chrisopher
Chbristopher
Fuble
Colman
Kemble
Arnold
Booker
Yarico
Wonkseyige
Dr. L
Thay
Noise and Nonsense in a Rambling Ballad Mosaic
A fragmentary verse piece strings together comic doggerel and mock ballad lines. It mingles hunger longing with humorous street scenes and clipped stage imagery, ending in playful burlesque about love, fidelity and a London theater mood. The tone imitates antique broadside verse with phonetic spellings and comic rhymes.
Persian Power Struggles End With Saquir Khan Thriller
The article describes the late Nader Shah era after his death in 1770, with Kerim Khan seizing Isfahan and other provinces, Saquir Khan killing royal family members, and Abudah Khan being deposed by Sada Khan who seized the throne. Aly-Avirait Khan then led a march on Seniray in March 1780 before returning to Lipaban.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaury Murat Kian
Es Por
Nadar Shah
Urhee Parcs
Kerim-Khan
Lrahatian
Ispahan
Ike
Tartars
Nadar Schah
Saquir Khan
Empror
Saquir-Khan
Iis
Abudah-Khan
Sada-Khan
Angatt Azzy
Portia
Aly-Auvirait Kaan
Seniray
Lipaban
Names and Appointments in the King's Service and York Heralds
A list from the London Gazette details royal approvals and appointments. It notes the Duke of York changing surname to Rigby, Job Baldwin granted royal licence, George Hardinze named Justice for Glamorgan Brecon and Radnor, and Lid Hervey appointed envoy extraordinary to the Great Duke of Tuscany. Additional naval and military promotions and surrender notices follow along with legal notices and dividend declarations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of York
Germany
Windsor
Job Baldwin
Hoarrock Hall
Noth Meals
County Palatine of Lancaster
Rigbys
Thomas Righye
Harreack Hall
Wrightington
Ely
College of Arms
George Hardinze
Glamorgn
Brecon
Radnor
Principality of Wales
Lid
Hervey
Miajesty
Tuscaig
Emperor's Imprisonment and 1784 Campaign Notes
Text describes the emperor’s confinement after losing rights and his two brothers sent as captives to Erzurum by a usurper. Aly Amurach leads a 40,000 strong force in spring 1784 to expand conquests. Tehran Khan Shirivan provinces valued for fertility and temperate climate. Forests of Kilen yield abundant fruit and trees similar to species once thought native to New America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae. Schiras
Erzurum
Aly-Amurach
Tehran
Khan
Shirivan
Perlis
Kilen
New America
Battle near Buynick and Soeit reviewed by Dutch forces
A detailed report describes a June 26 engagement between Dutch troops under the Rhinegrave and forces aligned with the Prince of Orange. Detachments attacked from Zeilt, retreated after night, with casualties including five killed and twelve wounded on the Dutch side and several horses lost. The action tested garrison resolve and prompted statements from the States General about accountability and Utrecht deputies' constitutional positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince of Oranges
Buanick
Vreetwyck
Jatpriaa
Arcesto
Penon
Buwick
Bilt
Stadtholdir
Breas
Aler
Colitia
de Keisnenberg
Tree Hundred
Hussars
Legion of Suls
Pallav
Charleurs
Zeitt
Soeit
Sock
Belonuin
Oringe
Ewig
Aiton
Difeil
Tracierow
Zeilky
Reik
Actien
Salina
Altra
Ni Iing
States General
Halland
Friezland
Orarge
Utrecht
Frizeland
J Aats van Aubryrgen
d’Averhoult
Stijk van Linkhooten
General Assembly
Amersior
Groningen
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Pat Heauby
So. GieeMrs
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Sulien
Sud
Son
Fort Ren
Chen
Hirtey
Mr. Enwife
London
Jemmy Taku Feedle
America
Jemmy Lukuni
Persia
Pensa
The
London Gazette
St. James's
Comortivons
Tetley Tefogahee
Enfiga J
Brecknock Crrevit
Anngutry
Cowbridge
Ireland
Atley
King’s Royal File
Regiment of Dragoon
Calier Charles Grey
K. Botron
23Th Foot
Severn
Jeccaseu
Regiment of Just
James Paterson
6A Foot
Qcolonel
Charles Grey
St. Peterfeurth
Hurbaperial
Bivtogorod
Peter and St. Paul
Great Dute
John Meadows Wood
Norwich
St. Peter of Mancroft
Samuel Pye
Thomas Patrick
Birmingham
Warwick
Minerva
Peravnaghan
Whateley
Barmingham
Witliam Hunt
Old Feywry
Cheapside
Richard
Salifonry
Bayer
Chorley
Lincaster
William Barrow
Lancaster
Wiliam C.rr
Chipping
Jobe Schakethaft
Catentoatreet
Higa
Coutrender
Spencer's Taverny Minchester
Jones
Manchester
Euge
Middie Tempie
Robert Taskray
John Stucley Lucas
Scot
Tandyard
Iddlesex
Money
Ferveners
Aucutt
Guildhall
Hodges
Brockcourt
Temple
Charles Barrow
Bolingbroke
Houte
Bar
Ga Adhall
John Thomas
Walbrook
Christian Clauss
Gerrard-street
Soho
City Middlesex
Naker
Attornie
Fotan
Williams
Curster
George Barnes
Southampton
Atten
Star Inn
Benjamin Bower
Richard Mangnall
Richard Faulkner
Sheffigid
Yorkshire
Corn Exchange
Lonaton
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