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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 30, 1773

Page

4

Reformer of the Nation's Representative sought by a ribbon

A letter to Sir JACK SKETCH in praise of impartial justice and strong governance. The writer swears by his office, urges honorable rewards, and imagines titles like Reformer of the Nation's Representative and Grand Keterer of the Constitution. Warwickshire, Dec. 28.

Edinburgh Bank of Douglas, Heron, and Co Duke of Kia Commissioners of Excise Geotleme Uraaxton Alexander Macanochie Jona Syme Signet John Hamilton Eig Sundrum Newfield David Ferguton Ayr

Ode to Bull and England's Freedom in London

A period lament and praise for Frederick Bull, defending liberty against tyrants. The poet extols Bull’s virtuous heart, condemns hostile scrutiny, and prays for England’s safety. The verse urges resilience, hints at political danger, and ends with resolve that London gains safety through virtue and scrutiny.

Howe Bull England London Scruiny

Curious hill near Builda-bridge in old Severn valley

A London newspaper reader describes a supposed wonder near Builda-bridge in Supe county. He explains a massive rock failure slid into the Severn, lifting the riverbed on one side and creating a hill while the opposite bank dropped, leaving pasture higher and dry.

Suep Builda-bridge Severn

Chursday's Assembly Announces January 13 at Carlisle House

The Nobility and Gentry subscribed to Carlisle House are informed that Chursday's Assembly will be held on January 13. Tickets for the Mondays are now being delivered at the Office in the Square in Soho Square on January 1, 1774.

Soho-Square Carlisle House Chursday

Camberwell Auction of Silk Goods at Covent Garden

A large sale of silk and textile wares at 16 Davislock Street Covent Garden by Joshua Lawson and Co. includes silks from 30 to 40 percent under prime cost. Velvets brocades tapestries damasks and flowers are offered with low prices marked on each piece to speed disposal. Merchants may find export ready laces and related items among the lots.

Eh Prine Yavislock-street Covent Garden Joshua Lawson de. &c

EARLYS Gentleman and Tradesman's Pocket Ledger 1774

This entry advertises Every Man's Pocket Companion edition titled EARLYS Gentleman and Tradesman's Pocket Ledger for the year 1774. It notes 52 pages for accounts and schedules, a list of holidays, banking and finance tables, laws, weights, and diverse arts and crafts topics, with prices and publisher details given.

Earsly House of Lods House of Commons England Wales G. Kearfly Fetter-lane Vieet-Street

New Deanmatic Entertainment at Libré tion-Roca

After months of effort David Scrupe-aul displays a dramatic show at Druary-lane proving a magical performance surpassing prior works. A wand quells restless spirits, a squire mishap causes a blaze, gardens turn to blood flowers, a knight’s love scene yields an orange grove, and a heroic clash with a necromancer ends in victory amid fire and chained specters.

David Scrupe-aul Herant

London News: Dalgorucki Defeats Grand Vizir Near Chiumla

Foreign prints report General Dalgorucki's victory over the Grand Vizir near Chiumla with Turks in confusion. Russians seize artillery and baggage as Mount Balean falls. Parlia mentary talk of increased Great Personage stipend. Fort George appointee named. Maritime disasters include the Phillis Brigantine and a Swedish ship with corn. Disturbances in Anglesey celebrate Lord Viscount Bulkeley's coming of age. Extra items note a Leith Edinburgh road and Shakespeare King Joan performances.

Dalgorucki Chiumla Mount Balean Alexander Baillie Fort George Portsmouth Salisbury Oake Southampton Cavill London Mary Kilkelly Waterford Harrington Chapman Plymouth Swallow Trotter Whitehaven Knight Charlotte Batchelor Charles Sharp Mountferrat Friendship Furgus St. Kitt’s Leonora Derham Petersburgh Marseilles Anglesey Viscount. Bulkeley Baron Hill Leith Edinburgh

Pantomime Notes at Adelphi Royal Terrace

A fragmentary description of acts and transformations in a pantomime at the Adelphi theater. It mentions a gentleman turned owl, a seraglio in flames, a young woman changing age, a Moon journey, a Knight Friant and squire on a rhinoceros, and a dealer offering odd creatures for sale. Also notes on manuscripts and a pantomime poet contract.

Earth Rold Tom Wetton Royal Terrace Adelphi

Prologue and epilogue names and early 19th century crime notes

A colonial era style report lists a prologue by Mary arly and epilogue by Stilwell and Brickpell. It notes a youth at Mary-le-bone hurt jumping from a wall, a watch-maker robbed near Half Moon Court, and other petty crimes. Fires at Dorchester Street and Bethlem Hospital are described, along with marriages, deaths, and a Chancery appointment.

Mita Mary ‘Arley Stilwell Brickpell Phursday Ross, Ford Mary-le-bone Ryeland Half-Moon Court Moorfields Bayley Britains Court White Friars Lincoln’s Inn Fields Wilmot Dorfer Street Southwark Bethlem Hospital Old Bailey Andel Altham Dottors Commons William Barrow Prescot Lancashire High Court of Chancery Jewell Royal Navy Miss Hands Lant-street Southwarl Tandy War Office John Catherwood 4Th Regiment of Foot Custon-dtreet Moses Fellar Windsor Wm. Simms King-street Westminster Islington Briggs Ify

Medal of Lord Camden and engravings in December 1773 issue

The December 1773 issue of the Sentimental Magazine promises a fine medal enslaved by Mr Kirk and a noble engraving from an original design. It lists medals of the King Queen and notable figures, with copper plates and plates of Sir William Pitt and Lord Chatham.

Phas Kirk Coartes Camden Wominen Lisdra Chanecelly G. Kearfly Grea Brutun A Ireland Riaz Queen Duce Ou Foscetter Mr. Garrick Beckford George EL Mr. Wilses Olive Cromwell Lord Chatham

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