Masquerade at Mrs Cornelys Delights with Elaborate Decor
An account of Mrs Cornelys Masquerade describes a magnificently decorated hall, splendid supper, and a night of varied costumes. Attendees included notable figures and numerous disguises from financiers to Jacobins, with caricatures, French influence, and witty banter enhancing the lively scene.
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Lauiré
Panigns. Co
Oxford
Farntér
Amart
Flora
Edgcumbe
Messrs
Conells
Fitz-Patrick
Duke of Grafton
Lord Shelburne
Duchess of Richmond
Abbe Domino
Lord Effingham
B&tingbroke
Selwyn
Lord Rivers
Mary-le-bone
Duke of Manchester
Edward Bentinck
Palmerston
Henley
Portman-square
Prior
Ruffel-street
Bloomsbury
Ejvind
Phere thall kis faie survived by the band’s fix
A fragmentary item notes a band fixing a bid to keep language alive tonight. The verse hints at cultural preservation through performance. No clear names, places, or events are readable.
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Earl of
Cheserfield
Corj
Bedford-freet
Bedford-row
Horabin
Sokth Horabin
William Horabin
Arulery- Grovrat
Londons -Cafendér
William Gosling
Mlitia
Sree
Aego
Terpter
Ee Fadi N.B
Quests Aine
St. Paul's
Charch-yard
Wyeh-Arect
Nese Temple- Bar
Address to Britons on French stage and patriotic risk
A wartime lament in verse condemns French influence in English theater and laments neglect of native poets. The speaker pleads Britons to support domestic arts, warning that foreign extravagance weakens national culture and endangers the state and stage alike.
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Theatre Etrangere
Jaupier
Sii 42
Ferzen
Wacherls
Gongrave
Beaucoup de
Teiland
France
Monsieur Taqpier
Strott
Savage
Crett
Moving Speech Sparks Call for Unified Reform in England
A London Evening Post letter praises a Lord for a moving speech urging a reform association to secure broader Parliamentary representation. It warns that without action England risks Bastille-like oppression and urges timely, lawful uprisings to defend liberty, trade, and naval power.
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England
France
London
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