Fragmentary 18th Century Trade and Theatre Notices
A garbled digest of imports and stock figures alongside London theatre listings. Mentions French and British brandy shortages, ship arrivals from Jamaica and Hispaniola, and stock quotes for India, Old Ann, and government bonds. Also lists performances at Covent Garden Hay Market and Drury Lane and weekly casualty tallies.
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Drury Lane
Macbeth
Covent-Garden
New Edition of Christian Instruction for Indians and Converts
This Day was publish’d, corrected by Thomas, Lord Bishop of Sodor and Man. It offers twenty short dialogues explaining Christianity for readers who misunderstand the faith. An annexed tract provides family devotions and the Lord’s Supper guidance. A French translation is available. The books appear in the Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge catalogue.
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Thomas
Sodor and Man
Ave Mary Lane
Society For Promoting Christian Knowledge
The Monitor on standing armies in peace
A historic Monitor piece argues against maintaining a standing army in peacetime. It cites Richard II, Henry VII, and Cromwell era events, detailing how mercenary forces led to tyranny, parliamentary resistance, and eventual constitutional upheaval. The essay promises a continuation.
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The
Monitor
Richard the Second
Cheshire
Parliament House
Henry the Seventh
England
Edward
Charles I
Strafford
Richard II
Spain
House of Commons
London
Worcester
Cromigell
Europe
Elixir Nouveau de Argent in a Guildford Suite satire
A mock eighteenth century verse piece by GA Stevens lampoons quack remedies and courtly vanity with lines on Elixir Argent and its effects. It interleaves song, prologue notes by Mr. Woodward, and reflections on change in a theatre Benefit performance excerpt.
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Ann
GA Stevens
Guildford
Hough
Pacific
Wirth
Achilles
Styx
Diplomist
Mr. Woodward
Feodward's Tricks and the Masked Comic Grief
A fragment reflecting on Feodward and his tricks, his parry and distorted features, a restless smile, and scornful air. It laments public laughter and private faults, pleading for mercy while invoking the grave, a mask to hide folly and vanity under scrutiny.
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Aed le Lins
Moxntebank
Che
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West-Indies
Quebec
Virginia
Maryland
Holdard
Jamaica
Pomona
Govent-Garden
High Water
London-Bridge
India
Bank Edu
Consol
Bank An
Navy & Vitt
Is Prem. Ohl Lone Ann
Jesus Christ
Grotius
Leslie
Locke
Benson
Pierce
Clarke
R.goodby
Sherborne
R. Baldwin
Great Britain
Ireland
Hitt
Baldwin
Bookfeller
Parer-rofter-Rew
Jackson
St. James's Street
Witson
Rockfelter
Dublin
Valerian
Dr. Hill
Richard Baldwin
J. Jackson
S. Janzs
Taigland
Jamas
His MajesTy
Lorg
Radcliffe
Garth
Eglincen
Radtod
New Church
Strand
Gily