Theeatre Review: A New Bornego Dramas Scenes
A detailed 18th century theatre notice praises the Borongo drama set in East Indies. It notes principal figures Lord Flint Hatwell Lady Tremer and Arabella with Haswell restoring justice and freeing prisoners. The review lauds Sir Luke Tremer and Mrs Mattocks performance and criticizes some character dispositions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borngo
East Indies
Peemer
Lidia
Firth
Flint
Ot Te Iflan
Twiveall
Dtion
Aterery
Ane
Courtic
Hatweilise
Iind
Icace
Basen
DL Ian
Viatesil
Rey Priross
Meannighs
Eneland
Funci
Lake ‘Tremer
Noraing
Tremer
M.leolin
Scorland
Wig Fe
Hatwell
Fix
Haswell
Arabella
Haswall
Fand
Fysinetl
Leay
Fremertic
Fieth
Leus
Luke Tremer
Basie
Eta
Elvirus
Aurelia
Sir Luke
Luke
Twineaul
Matterks
Treino
Isis
Bo Lewitt
Pe Hilgeet Sycke
Jude
Larrea
Eevel
Play Review Describes Such Things Are Tragicomedy
A review critiques a new tragicomedy about a boastful speaker and his deceiving schemes. The comic dialogue amuses with humor and puns while the tragic portions move the audience with the character Howard as Hailwill. Overall, the play's defects include scattered narration and overlong distress in character scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxner
Penne
Bayes
Alnott
Howard
Hailwill
London Gazette Election of Serjeants at Law and Military Appointments
The London Gazette notes the king’s conferment of knighthoods and serjeant at law, with Alexander Thomson and Nash Grofe named among new serjeants, and Sir James Eyre’s elevation. It lists appointments across the judiciary and military ranks, including Dragoon Guard and Infantry officers, plus public notices of surrender dates for various tradesmen and manufacturers in Blackburn, Preston, and Birmingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehall
Bere Ee
James Eyre
Exchequer
John Skyneer
James
Alexander ‘Thamson
Lincoln’s Inn
Middlesex
St. James’s
Knighthold
Nath Grofe
Alexander Thomsor
Simon le Blanc
Soulden Lawrence
Inner ‘Temple
London
Court of Chancery
Counse
Nash Grofe
Alexander Thomson
Dragoon Guard
John Maxedl
Gernet
Arthur Heary
Dragoon
Core
Thomton
Liectenan
Alexander Sandilanis
Duce
Cornet
Joba Dbeman
J. Hivdeck Beet
Diewr
Jeli Leigh
Freeman
Rgti Regiment of Light Dragoons
Rober
Bani
de Cornet
Henry O'Cerrol
Regine
John George Braive
Charlies Blount
HLS
Goth Regiment
Ce Gota
Othorne
John Beach
Blickburn
Lancaster
Dane
Al-Oak
Chorley
Cooper
Black Bull Fon
Preston
Afur
Faid- County
Atten
Laut
Blackburn
Richard Shawe
Biew Bridge-teest
Chatham-place
Londons
Benjamin
Birmingham
Furrender
Thomas Swans
Bread-Street
John Biynton Hallen
Barber and Brown
Ftir-lane
Londote
Guildhall notices list tradesmen and obligations across London
A garbled OCR list records individuals from London and surrounding counties receiving notices at Guildhall. Names include Mrs Aikenhead, Francis Wilkins, William Hopkinton, Joba Restill, and Joseph Munday among others, with trades such as farrier, haberdasher, merchant, sailmaker, and carpenter and dates in February and March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hunter
St. John’'s-street
Clerkenwell
Farrier
Guildhall
London
Jans Dem
Claapside
Guildhall London
Francis Wilkins
Seusbury
Wilts
Haberdather
Leven
Willian Hopkinton
Fievt-4ret
Manchettery
Lancathiry
Masuli
Bull's Head Inn
Manchester
John Bakery
St. Mary Rotherhithe
Vauxhall
Limbeth
Lacry
Guild.hall
George Harrod
Twickenam
Middlefex
Seach-Matter
Tem
Gulthall
Hone
Average Corn Prices Reported by London Trade House 1787
The Standard Western Butler of Eight: Gattons at the Corn Exchange in London publishes results in a price table for corn and grain. The report covers prices from January 29 to February 3, 1787, with returns of corn and grain for January 22 to January 17, 1787.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gattens
Corn Exchange
London
Wikea
Middlesex
Demeamey
Mertford
Bedford
Cambridge
Huntingdon
Morthampeua
Inland
Leicester
Mottingham
Meaford
Wereford
Warcetter
Warwick
Sloucester
Wits
Ouford
Bucks
Essex
Suffolk
Norfolk
Treece Lincoln
York
Durham
Bertlumberland
Cumberlan
Oh Wettmorian
Lancashire
Chethire
Monmouthy
Somerset
Devon
Cornwall
Dortet
Hanspithire
Kent
North Wales
Ale
South Wales
Vale
Authority of Parliament
John Ames Cather Wood
Intelligence Brief from Europe on War and Politics
Reports describe foreign intel on Persian and Egyptian conflicts, uprisings, and pacifist efforts. The narrative notes fires, epidemics, and unrest in major cities, with mentions of Vergennes and a Franco British commerce treaty signed by Segur and ministers at Versailles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scurasi
Egypt
Election and affairs of state amid fin de siècle chatter
The piece notes Monty Lord Charles Fitzroy elected MP for Bury St Edmunds in place of Ferdinand FitzRoy as the Chiltern Hundreds is accepted. It covers upcoming questions on princely pecuniary advances, a Russian linguistic project led by Pallas, and a Dutch coal barque disaster with casualties. It ends with stocks and taxes comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monty Lord
Charles Fitzroy
Duke of Grafton
Bury St. Edemund’s
Ferdinand Fitzroy
Hatings
Les Cheises
Petersburgh
Fan
Ier Tian
Evpets
Russia
Tyre
Getty
Chatka
Boya
RoTa Empire
Pallas
Imperial Academy
Petersourgh
Fluth Ni
Sunderhind
Lavny
Jpecnor
Che Mindifter
Pitt
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