The Bankrupt at Hay Market and Election Notices
An 18th century notice page lists the Hay Market Theatre Royal in the playbill for July 8 with The Bankrupt and The Merry Lasses. It includes multiple political candidates’ letters to electors in Kent, Stockbridge, Evesham, and Montgomery, plus notices from Dublin and London about parliamentary canvassing and forthcoming elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hay Market
Theatre Royal
Mr. Foote
Mrs. Jewell
Private Contract Leased Villa with River View and Gardens
An advertised leasehold villa on Thames Dittn Surrey with unfinished sections and offices, about 16 acres of warren and pasture land, overlooking the River Thames toward Kingston and Hampton Court. Also listed are garden features, kitchen furniture, and various new constructions. items reference Arnold Finch & Co and multiple periodicals including a second edition of A Fet & Champetre and Oliver Goldsmith’s Earth and Animated Nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thames Ditt
Surry
Thames
Kington
Hampton Court Bridges
Hampton Court Park
Evans
Farmstreet
Hill Street
Cerkeley-Aume
Arnold Finch
St. Dunstan's Church
Hettir
Worthy Elecors Plan Meeting at Red Lyon Evesham
The note invites Mr Durant and Evesham friends to meet at the Red Lyon Butcherhall Lane brigate-fired on Monday the 11th instant at seven o'clock in the evening seeking support from the Worthy Elecors of Be BOROUGH EVESHAM in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chrsti
Camberland-House
Pall-mall
Ant
Denhill
James Gray
Barham Downs
Canterbury
Dover
Kent
Brighthelmstone
Margite
Lord Holland
Lady Holland
Charles
Henry Fox
Guildhall
London
Kitty Graime
Hobb
Oporto
Dundee
Boulogne
Evesham
Durant
Red Lyon
Butcherhall Lane
Brigate-Fired
London Evening Post Verse on Liberty and Virtue
The fragment from July 5 1774 presents a poem praising brave virtue and restraint against vice and faction. It extols Reason and steady practice guided by fair rules, defending Liberty and warning against depoting power. Diogenes signably laments the fragile state of Britons and the price of liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clerkenewell
Count Orlow sails to resume fleet command at Leghorn
A report dated Petersbourg notes Count Alexis Orlow left for Leghorn at the start of last week to resume command of the fleet. Another item from Vienna mentions the deposed Khan of the Crim Tatars assembling forces to lead a rebel band.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pan Diego
Bannister
Leander
Brett
Mungo
Wilson
Leonora
Jewell
North Road
William Williams
Linendrape
Temple Bar
Strand
Duke of Kingston
Newmarket
Holme Pierrepont
Francis Baier
Nottingiam
Thom
Skinner
Garraway
Cornhill
Samuel Gibbons
Cansion-House
Robert Brooks
Uerkhamstead
Hertford
Colenarbour
Welwyn
St. Alban,s
Hafield
Flertford
Hatfield
Barnett
Aldersyte-street
Southampton
Simeon Stuart
County of
IR Brook Bridges
Crentliemen
Surenden
Montgomery
Mayrith
Waatkin Williams
Newcastle Upon Tyne
M& Ridley
Walter Blackett
M. White Ridley
Borough of
Stockbridge
Irniam
John Luttrell
Kimpton
Evdham
Geo, Durant
London Evening Pott
Goor
Inter
Coourt
Quebec
Il. Popuf
Jir
Lurea
Gloucester
Will
Caiar
Britain
Great George
Cane Wood
England
Inquisitor
Rufsia
Paris
Country News
Gosport
Peter Parcker
Barfleur
Newfoundland
Shuldham
Salioury
William Moody
Wilton
M’inieysh
Martha
Heneago
Smith
Liverpool
Greenland
Betty
Swinhoe
Lord Molineux
Cox
Aucland
Wneatly
Over
Winnington
Hazard
Hobson
Andrew Haweil
Sunderland
Sussex
Jersey and
Scilly
France
Cirencester
Ettcourt Crestweil
Ifg
Royal Navy
Londony Assurance Corporation
Samuel ‘Lumer
Réese Smith
Axtath
Pinch-Jane
Gol
Frith
Cornchandler
Lono-fquare
Gravesend
Hill
Covent Garden Theatre
Heaviside
Henrietta-street
Covent Girden
Mr. Morison
Forty Hill
Co Ad Sherewen
Hayes
Tsk Dyer
Alderspate-street
Nancy Gay
Minsing-lane
Jeremiah Wilkieson
Newmill-street
Chariton
Wellses-street
Swinbrooke
J. Almon
Oppsite Burlington House
Piccadilly
J. Bew
F. Taylor and Martin
Oliver Goldsmith
J. Nourse
G. Robinson
Paternofterrow
Winchester
John Fleming
Sheif
London Evening ‘Post
Diogenes
London Gazette