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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Feb 10, 1737
Page
3
A fragmentary venting of poetical satire targets contemporary critics and performers as the author rails against fashion and pretension in a theater scene. References to Shakespeare, King John, and contemporary stock names mingle with late 17th century financial notes. The piece weaves theatrical bravado with mock legal process and a stock market aside.
Gentlemen educated at Black Heath School are desired to meet and dine at the Mitre Tavern in Pleecfirett on Wednesday the 16th Inflant where tickets may be had.
A public auction at Covent Garden features a collection of painted floor cloths, carpets, and curiosities. The sale includes a genuine collection of pictures from Richard Francis with a library of books in various sciences and languages. Viewing is daily before sale. catalogs available at multiple London addresses. Proceeds include high quality artworks and literary works with catalogues published for buyers.
The event at the Vestry Room of St Mary le Bow Cheapside Friday February eighteen begins nine in the forenoon with a lesson by the Lord Bishop of St David's. Prayers follow at eleven. Also notices of lodging for let at Tavistock Street and an inn in Gloucester now kept by Jon N Hearn with its public assembly venue and entertainments.
This Day is published and ready for delivery to subscribers on payment of the second installment per proposals. Edward Manwaring presents Institutes of Learning drawn from Aristotle Plutarch Longinus Dionysius Halicarnassus Cicero Quintilian and other writers ancient and modern. Published by W Innys and R Manby at the West End of Pauls.
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