Beaumarchais and Paris Theatre Scenes Highlighted
A lengthy report from Paris describes Pierre Beaumarchais' literary and theatrical activity, noting receptions of a five act verse play at the French Theatre with universal applause. It discusses dramatic works by Du Cerceau and Piron, Beaumarchais public readings, and the moral focus of a new dramatic poem praised by critics, including a critique of social mores and a scene of audience laughter and reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baris
Juners
Knowin Jr
Pierre
Kesh
Des Peres
France
Baron
Isitemion
Adelpitis
du Cerceau
Piron
P Rousseau
Caceli
M. de Courval
Louis
Courva
Courvil
Coursal
M. Bass
Ian
Paris
M. Beaumarchais
Aawkers
Albour
Moanbary
Itera
Wwe
All
Beauhais
Attu Epoeh
Beawnarchais
Aidswite
Je Noir
Beaumarchen
Balsays Tosbedov
Che. TV
Naflaa
Beaumarchais
Beaumarchais Controversy Sparks Paris Observations
The Paris letters discuss M. de Bergalue defending Beaumarchais against Kornman and accusing his rival of libel. Explanations include a wedding tale, a murder accusation against a Lyonese tutor, and threats to public figures. Notes on the fire at the Tuileries and various political opinions follow, with references to Handel and royal commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Fune
M. de Burgali
Beaumarchais
Kornman
M. Keraman
M. Beaumarchais
M. de Bergule
M. Kornman
Mavne
M. Je Noit
M. de Bergaffe
M. Kornoan
England
Bergaile
M. Beaumaris
Bergalle
Chuileries
Port- Royal
Marquis de Championet
Phinte
Wiliam
Frederick William
Brandenburgh
Europe
Lhe Kellar
Urnet
Willian
East India
Rome
Lordon
Ambrun
Handel
Lord Chester Field
Leicutieriva A. Wen
Eprun
Public Commissioners Conclude Their Notable Labor
The Public Commissioners reflect on the end of their term, praising the labor as honorable and beneficial to the community. They note the late session’s timing delayed potential national reward plans and hint at further actions by Mr Bat’s remarks, with references to royal favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bat
Law Report Summary of MOFPAT's Case in 1787 Proceedings
The record outlines an 1787 court session with judges evaluating the defendant's guilt. It notes evidence of guilt initially found, but upon inspection inconsistencies emerged in the newspaper text, affecting the verdict. The court references various acts and parliamentary changes influencing the case and concludes with the verdict being maintained or challenged by procedural arguments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A Ward
Chateery
France
Toomike
Hue
King’s Benn
Westminster
Justice Buller
Ann Pigeon
Agraimst Meirs
Hammerfly and
Moreland
Pall Nall
J. M Millen
King's Bench
Cazaler
Tovy
Duatauthy
Ada Veraid
Edinburgh
Dsuire
William Ricenze
Richie
Korcudbrig Si
Galloway
Labourer
Dumfries
Mary Hizgens
Elelia
Ata
Ritchie
Tod
Morden
Botas
Ted
Neaven
Getty
Ion Wid
Tae
Krag
Hyas
Whamor
Usp
Chedar
Therfore
Tellung
Lobe Opton
Untitled Sporting Snippet From Fragmented Page
A fragmented OCR item reports on sporting activities and names unclear. Mentions Duke of Qaccust and Meade Goats with scattered phrases about race day and events.
London Ridge Weather Update Confusing Fragments
Fragmentary notes mention Friday morning and Saturday morning times with vague references to weather terms. No clear events, names, places, or actions emerge beyond scattered timing phrases.
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United
Ecnius
Rettow
Uruch
the Commissioners OF Public
Adaccou'n
LAW Report
Wulden
Batley
Maibs Be . Verlag
Gere der
Bunk
Bafone
Gary Putens
Joris Noy
Ascoyt Hyatit
Guiness
Duke of
Qaccust
Bucke
Alex
Coss
Paia
Sharet
Gure
Teves
Lord Gryvet
Paumislays Riz
Etsy Tiryid- Lord
Fotly Benita
Waites
London
Sridge
Atterceva G Winutes
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