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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jun 30, 1787
Page
2
The report mixes weathered notes on European politics with maritime losses and arrivals. It cites the Hague June 3 letter about Utrecht deputies and Brabant orders, then lists ships and crews lost or saved near Greenland and at sea. It notes a Portmouth arrival, marriages, and deaths shaping a turbulent postwar moment.
Fragmentary text references Ballot action and corporate issues. Mentions Major figures and a debate on voting rights and public service. Contains unclear names and dates but signals an upcoming decision process.
The English Merchant was performed to an indifferent house with comments on casting and a suggestion that Mrs Sulkely and Mrs Kewble could improve the presentation. O Keefe's Siege of Curzola was presented as an afterpiece with pretty music and was well staged by Edwin, Jelis Forster, Mits Gorge, and Seltini.
The excerpt reports on high society rivalries in Windsor with the Duke of Bedford negotiating with Lord John Russell while Bishop Smith and Miss George influence fashionable tastes. It notes a shift in poetry preferences and a playful mock of rank and romance, reflecting social theatrics.
A garish Victorian era entertainment notice promises the celebrated thronkey General Jackoo performing through aeons of exploits. He will dance on a tight rope and present a pyron of light in a startling display titled the Prince Chinney Sweeper Prince. The program includes acts from Grand Cairo and a parade of exotic dancers as the troupe closes with Magis World.
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