Tower Hill Works Play Order Revealed In List
An OCR fragment lists the sequence of works on Tower Hill, detailing dispositions and pieces such as Dorie Coltn with lampions, Chinese fire, guillochees, air balloons, and illuminated spirits. It also includes brief notices on political appointments, deaths, weather, and local market prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tower Hill
Dorie Coltn
C. R
Barreby
Malta
Property sale notice for leasehold houses and lands in Sydenham
On the sixteenth of June a well built brick messuage and a lease of surrounding grounds in Perr Screer Sydenham, with two parlours, library, dining room, kitchen, five bedchambers, nine acres of meadow, gardens and outbuildings, will be offered with fifty nine and a half years unexpired. Also remaining lease of a new brick house with four rooms on ground floor and five beds on first floor, plus two acres of meadow, with many details and printed catalogs available at several inns. viewings by appointment. sale begins eleven o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steyn
Duke of York
Copenhagen
England
Prince of
Denmark
Earl of Bute
Mount Stewart
Scotland
Glocester Journal
Centuri
Charles Town
South Carolina
Long Canes
Dover
Deal
Kent
Spencer
King’s Arms
Thames
London
Boughey
Tanfield-Court
Inner-Temple
Southwark
Bonghey
N.B
Campbell
Filmate
Perr
Sydenham
Cowney
Keno
Eltham
Blackneath
Rell
Kromly
Crown
Dartford
Greyhound
Greenwich
Cheffon
Fenchurch
LETT in Windsor Forest Estate Sale Notice with Lodging
Frail eighteenth century property listing for a fully furnished capital messuage and extensive grounds at South Hill near Windsor Forest. Describes ground and first floors of halls parlours dining rooms and service rooms plus stabling storage kitchens and outbuildings with ponds walks and two miles of avenues. Includes surrounding lands about sixty acres and access points from Oakingham Rae Shot Sunning Hill and Reading with inquiry contacts and dates. Also notes published items and political commentary on parliamentary offices and corruption.
Pride and revenge in Haman outlined in London Evening Post
The piece contrasts pride and revenge as the traits of the expelled arch fiend with Haman in the Bible. It lauds Ahafuerus for virtue, notes Mordecai’s contempt, and argues Haman’s crime was aiming to harm Mordecai for being a Jew. It reflects on the instability of human virtue and the peril of envy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Evening
Mr. Meres
House of Commons
C. Pusblicus
Haman
Ahafuerus
Mordecai
Also Mentioned on This Page
Vienna
Earl of Dartmouth
Charles-street
St. James’s Square
Duke of Dford
Charles Fownshend
His Majesty’s Forces
Emeenh
Lnentah
Tuupil UA Lids
Louisbourg
Sir Robert Rich
Great Britain
St. Antholin
St. John the Baptist
Weldon Champnes
Drury-lane
Jamaica
West Indies
Marklane
Flanders
Holland
Montrose
Thomas Christie
Gerard King
Royal Exchange
Mercers Company
Beckenham
Benjamin Hillborough
Snowhill
Beard
Gemsman Council
Farringdon Without
Charter House-Square
Edward Alexander
Navy
Mr. Jackson
St. John’s Street
Smithfield
Hackney River
Leebridge
Ann Harman
Chick Jane
Cowcross
Scott
Baker
Tyler’ S-Court
Carraby
Barry
Salisbury-court
Fleet-fireet
Windsor Forest
William Watts
Landry
Dury
Sowth Hill
Farthamstead
Oakingham
Raeshot
Sunning Hill
Duke’s Lodge
Reading
Windsor
Brice Fisher
Prain
Europe
Bladon
Paternoster Row
Br Hilse
Imperial Academy
R. Baldwin
Paternofter Row
J Ridley
St. James’s Street
Temple
J. Dudsley
Pall- Mall
Alps
Jane Gray
Guilford Dudley
Republic of Geneva
Netley Abbey
Esop
R. Dodsley
J. Dodsley
Pall-Mall
Mr. Baskerville
Postscript
London Evening Post