Matilda at Drury Lane and Harlequin’s Jacket
A January 28 program at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane presents a new tragedy Matilda with alterations and music plus Harlequin's Jacket, The New Year's Gift. Also notices the Wyke Hamist Anniversary Meeting at Crown and Anchor Tavern and Ames Ray linen-draper moving shop with a liquidation of stock.
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Drury
Ames Ray
Chandostreet
Mr. Rowley
Ave-Maria-lane
Ladypate-lreet
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Derby County Election Address of Nathaniel Curzon
Nathaniel Curzon asks Gentlemen Freeholders to support his bid to replace Nir Clarky in Derby County. He pledges to attend Parliament’s interests and the kingdom’s welfare, urging attendance on election day. A note fixes a High Sheriff sale for Saturday February 4.
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TURF
Hyde Park Turnpike
Albarac
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Matci
Omar
Slouch
Scampsten Cade
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Careless
Martk
Antinous
Hecate
Faggergill
Turf Coffee House
Ornwall
King’s Head
Truro
Coothean
Kenwin
Crnwall
Francis Bennallack
Medwyn
Ar. Young’s
Watham and
Pelham
Kent
Canterbury
H.the
Rommney
Fale
Henry
Robert Gambrell
Meir
Warry
Greenwallers
New Inn
London
Mr. Medwin
Creat Marlow
Bucks
Red Lion
Ard
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Medwin
Church-Hill
Paglesham
Great Wakerigg
Littke Wakering
Redhford
Esex
Nir Clarky
Peranit
Fervane
Nathaniel Curzon
Darby
Turin
Rome
Cardinal Braschi
Cardinal Bernis
Cardinal Orfinis
Benedictus Alv
New French Dictionary and Grammar for Learners
Publication offers a two part French and English dictionary with 100 newly noted words, gender notes, and verb conjugations. It includes a French grammar and exercises, authored by Thomas Deletanville, printed in the Strand, with prices and additional language aids by the same author.
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Thomas Deletanville
J. Nousse
Portent of naval orders and court actions in early memo
A long dispatch details naval appointments including Admiral Young to command in Barbadoes and other officers to ships Portland Argo and Carcass. It notes marines for America embarkation, ship fittings, and a detachment marching from a division to Portsmouth. Also reports a wreck near Jersey, a fishing boat sinking near Mounts Bay with lives lost, and criminal notices in Whitechapel and Deptford with local deaths and marriages.
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Hangerford
Mr. Pochin
Wir
Lords of the Admiralty
Admiral Young
Ats Barbanoes
Thomas Dumereux
Portland
Benjamin Marlow
Coventry
Francis Isrant Gor
Don
James Read
William Barnaby
Merling
Matthew Squires
Deer
Gosport
Fan
Ruffel
Lucas
Chatham
Portsmouth
America
East- Indies
Marlow
Triumph
Walker
Admiralty
Woolwich
Mounts Bay
Cornwall
Chester
Aqueduct Bridge
Huxley-mill
Westminster Hall
Wiz
Northern
Lord Mansfield
Gould
Midland
de Grey
Baron Eyre
Norfolk
Smythe
Willes
Home
Baron Perrot
Jutt'ce
Catherine-whee-alley
Whitechapel
Key
Petticoat-lane
Wright
Burton
Tochill-Fields Bridewell
Herbert
Jacobs
Cawte
Guildford
Mhis Watfen
Bristol
Cary Creed
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Cattle Cary
Somersetshire
Glenhein
Oxfordshire
Steppen Colbert
Esg
Denmark
Drayton
Berkshire
John ‘Wyrrei
Finchlane
Cornhul
Suesday
Deptford
Eliant
Ely
Hare
Thames-street
Browninas Street
Long Acct
Willams
Macaulay Address Warns Britons Against Tyranny
London Evening Post quotes Mrs Macaulay urging Britons to awaken to internal foes and oppressive laws. The poem praises Macaulay and calls on Johnson Shebbeare and allies to expose schemes against liberty, urging steadfast courage and public defense of rights.
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Macaulay
Charles
Britannia
Stortfurd
Three Republics Enter Mutual Defense Treaty
On Friday January 27 the Republics of Venice Genoa and the Swiss Cantons formed a defensive treaty. Each party commits to raising 40 900 men for military service and providing funds as needed to counter tyrannical neighbors and protect collective interests.
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Fan
Venice
Genoa
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