The Maid of Bath at Theatre Royal Hay Market
Tomorrow at the Theatre Royal Hay Market presents The Maid of Bath with principal characters by Mr Foote Mr Welton and Mrs Wilson End of the Play a Danes called The Haymakers To which will be edited The Mayor of Garratt Major Sturgeon Mr Foote
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Theatre-Royal
Maid OF Bath
Mr. Foote
Mr. Welton
Christie
Luxborough
Woodford
Essex
St Edward Walpole
K.R
Carolina and Garraway
Mr. Chrisa
Pall-Maq
Admiralty Session At Old Bailey To Try High Seas Offences
The Admiralty Office announces a session of Oyer and Terminer and Gaol Delivery for offences on the high seas within English jurisdiction. It will be held Thursday the eighth day of June next at Justice Hall Old Bailey at eight in the morning. Phil Stephens.
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India
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Windsor
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Thommas Pye
Shameful neglect in the War Office over half pay officers
A London writer complains to Lord Barrington about the lack of a Commander in Chief amid a crisis. He cites penniless half pay officers, their abuses, and public disgrace. He laments missing colonial service, recounts incidents of insult to officers, and urges immediate relief and suitable employment, while contrasting British and French notions of honor.
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Granhy
Anneledge
Ty Beal
America
Hyde-Park Corner
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Convoy news and colonial intel from a late 18th century gazette
A Baltimore-like compilation reports on a large convoy from Barcelona with 180 transport ships, war matériel, and naval escorts. delay and wreck risks loom as winds shift NE. Dispatches arrive from Halifax via Boston, detailing Lexington and local war fugitives, plus British political and maritime notes from Guildford, London, Plymouth, and Chatham.
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Coast
China
Weeding is Inherent and End of Intemperance Blamed
Fragmentary quote discusses inherent weeds and end of intemperance. It mentions a duel in France and calls for redress in the country, attributing misfortune to ongoing social failings. No clear persons or organizations are identified in readable text.
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