The Harlequin's Gambols and Stage Programs Mentioned
A fragment mentions Drury Lane players with The Way to Keep Him and The S LPHS including titles Siree Constant King Henry the Second The Fall of Rosamond with prologue by Mr Hull and epilogue by Miss Barranti plus a song in character by Widow Belmour and entries for Lovemore Redditch and Abington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constant
Mr. King
Lovemore
Henry the Second
Rosamond
Mr. Hull
Miss Barranti
Joseph Peckover and BRR Nelson Continue Business
Joseph Peckover and BRR Nelson announce that the business will be continued as before by the above parties. The notice confirms the ongoing operation under the same management and ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Peckover
BRR
Nelson
Delphic Lottery Tickets Sold At Various Prices
By authority of Parliament Richardson and Goodluck divide tickets into shares at offices Whitehall and Bank New Betthtiane. Prices list a mix of fractions and numbers. Capital prizes include 50,000 and 30,090 25,000 20,000 10,000 and 5,000 with many others. drawing begins March 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elphi Lottery
BSS
Richardson and Goodluck
Whitehall
New- Betthtiane Oxmembill
Patent bedsteads by Gale Upholder and Cabinet-maker
Gale, Upholder and Cabinet-maker in Catherine Arcer Strand presents patent bedsteads praised by nobility and gentry. The design suits chambers, dressing rooms, parlours, and more. A unique bedstead aids gout and rheumatism sufferers and doubles as a portable travelling bedstead for long tours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gale
Catherine Arcer
Strand
East India Company General Court for Governing Instructions
Notice of a General Court of the East India Company to be held at Leadenhall Street on the 25th inst from 9:00 to 18:00 to determine, by ballot, which set of instructions should be sent to Fort William in Bengal. Also a brief mention of Mrs Correge’s New Hotel at 21 Suffolk Street, Charing Cross, promoting refined accommodations and lavish service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunbridge
F. Newbery
Junior
St. Paul’s Church
W. Bay- Mey
Cockspur-street
Haymarket
East India House
Governor General
Presidency of
Fort William
Bengal
East India Company
India
Europe
Committee of Proprietors
General Court
Court of Directors
Haing
Public caution on ROSES scent by Warren perfumery
Richard Warkes warns nobility and gentry that his ROSES scent is unique in Great Britain and Ireland with skin cleansing qualities. Bottles carry Warren marking from Marybone street shop, with wholesale and retail sales at the Golden Fleece and other London and Bath outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ichard Warkes
Great Brita
Irland
Great Britain
Europe
England
Perfumery
Marybone-street
London
Golden-square
Greac- Bricam
Retale
Rétale
Pater-nofter-row
St. Andrew's Terras
Fom Mne
S Court
Bath
Nobility and Officers Offered Quick Secured Preferment
A notice invites AE Nobility and other officers clergy and archers with life incomes to obtain preferments on equitable terms, with full or half pay. Applications in person or by letter to Mr. Bertie, Vine Street Piccadilly, will be immediately attended to with secrecy and expedition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertie
Vine-street
Piccadilly
The Lady's Magazine Fourth Volume Supplement Ad
An 1773 London supplement announces engravings and a new song in The Lady's Magazine. It advertises Marchant's Drops by Norton of Golden-square with testimonials and cautions about counterfeits, listing multiple street traders and distributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Hudson
Lady’s Magazine
London
G Robinson
Paternoflerrow
Mr. Norton
Golden-square
Middieton
Warwickshire
Marchant
Anid
Thoughts on the election of Members of Parliament
A reflective essay argues the sacred right of the people to choose their legislators. It traces representation from natural equality to parliamentary abridgment, detailing why elections evolved to fixed representatives and promising further discussion on election nature and aims. To be continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Precson
Esbis
Canterbury Murders and Fatal Accident Reported
In Mersham an elderly man, long mentally troubled, entered his sister’s bed-chamber and fatally struck her with an iron pin. In Snargate near Brookland, Chittenden’s loaded fowling piece discharged while sharpening its flint, wounding his wife in both thighs who died shortly after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canterbury
Mersham
Chittenden
Snargate
Brookland
London Parliament Adjourns After Petition Debates
The House of Commons met briefly yesterday before adjourning to today. A Worcester city election petition by Sir Watkin Lewes was read, accusing corrupt practices by the Returning Officer and agents. Committee to consider the petition was ordered for February 2. News notes Pitt’s voyage to North America, a ship wreck at Brill, grand jury actions against customs officers, a merchant cart painted with sellable goods, and local marriages and deaths in London and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Watkin Lewes
Worcester
Alderman Crosby
Mearber
Rous
Butler
Crosey
Roberts
Lord Viscount Pitt
Earl of Chaetham
North America
Speedwell
Duke
Aldborough
Brill
Grand Jury
William Brice
Alexander Strahan
Thomas Oakley
Parstridge
Alderman Wilkes
Yestréay
John Browning
Southwark
M. Lou. Barton
James Barton
Irs
Penwortham
Lancashire
Bath
Geo. Clavel
Smedmore
Dorsetshire
Dorchester
Luthwark
Speck
Hitchin
Hertfordshire
Sherwin
Tho
Etq
Weington
Devonshire
Matthew Dale
Eig
Edwards
Insurance Society For Lives
Nicolas-lane
Lombard-street
Bunhiltow
Tho. Smith
Leadenhall Market
Yetterd
Bishopsgate-freet
Peter Campart
Partney
Lincolnshire
Dalphin-court
Great Towerstreet
Jonathan Granger
Delay in Dartmouth Tea Ship Cleared by Boston Meeting
Boston crowds gather at Old South Meeting House to demand a customs clearance for the East India tea laden Dartmouth. A committee is appointed to see clearance granted, after which attendees adjourn to continue efforts with the collector and governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Old South
Dartmouth
London
Rotch
Also Mentioned on This Page
Drury-Lan
Lane
Theav
School For Wives
Covent-Garden
Theatre Royal
Coventgarden
Harlequin’s
Lynn-Regis
Bartholomew Redfern
Pmiugieg I
Eriaatiy
Watvillay
FRY, Fripp, and Co
Bristol
Salisbary Court
Fleettreet
HEMET
Her
Amelia
W. Bayley
J. Price
Leadenhall-street
M. Purdie
Alle Rogers
P.S
Norton
John Norton
N.B
Proprieto
Maredant
J. Smia
Paternofter Row
F. Blyth
Bakfeller
Finchlare
Corm
London Evening Pott
Fr Riday
Country News
New-England
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!