A Public Letter on Arts Exhibition Bias
A reader from the London Evening Post denounces partiality in managing annual art exhibitions. The writer suggests marking artists to hide names until judging, argues merit deserves protection, and condemns favoritism by the Academy leaders. The piece urges less despotism and more meritocracy to promote liberal arts and reputation.
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Masquerade Brilliance and Courtly Sights at Pantheon
A lively Pantheon masquerade on the 3d inst dazzled attendees with splendid illuminations and witty costumes. Notable ladies and guests appeared in elegant dress while North Country masked revellers drew admiration. the event showcased varied characters and social bustle across a royal-exhibition era scene.
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Earthquake Felt Across Berne and Paris Health News
Reports indicate a violent earthquake struck Berne about midnight on May 7 with no injuries reported. Paris notes the king suffered a serious illness on May 2 but showed improvement by the following day. Also: Danube dispatches say Austria will not renew old treaties with the Ottoman Porte unless Belgrade and Serbia are restored. Genoa reports Lord Clive's arrival after Italian travels. Utrecht notes the death of Sieur W Rockus at age 100 years and six months.
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Dalby
King’s Langley
County of Hertford
Hertfordshire
London
Hempsted
Watford
Lower Rhine
Germany
Duke and Duchess of Cumberland
Windsor Lodge
Italy
House of Peers
England
House of Commons
Smith
Granada
Limerick
Court of Assistans
John Towle
Shames-street
Powell
Southwark
Wreckworth
Borwheck
Elizabeth Kelly
Brown
Thomas Spence
Lamb’s
Duke of Gloucester
Sinclair
Royal Fuzileers
7Th Regiment of Four
Wilmer
Stoke Newington
John Sandford
Stratton
Gloucestershire
Marcha Sherman
Heddron
Peter Frampton
Ely
Hernsey
Timothy Horsfield
Paris
Ialy
George Jennings
Queen’s Regiment of Light Dragoons
Edmondson
Hatton Garden
Malcolm
Mills Atta Sparke
Sparke
Brookestreet
Helbern
George Prince
Fox
Islington
King’s Mews
Kiddell Shaw
Marshal Farrier
Bolton Street
Ferguson
Berne
Flanders
Frederick Watson
Sutton
G. Kearfly
Fleet-freet
Great
Melancholy accidents and political fears in 18th century notices
Bath reports a jam bottle accident killing a boy and nearly killing a girl. A farmer near Elton dies after a horse fall. A Norfolk clergyman and his wife die within days of each other. A correspondent warns Parliament about Quebec bill fears German French and Papist domination. Warsaw reports Danube intelligence of 30,000 Baffa of Widdin marching and a Russian defeat.
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Totton
Cambridge
Freeman
Elton
Huntingdonshire
Sulton
Mr. Barnwell
Mileham
Norfolk
Hanburgh
Warsaw
Danube
Widdin
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the Roth
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Lady Jane Gray
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Younger
King-Street
Macheath
Mr. Mattocks
Lockit
Mr. Dunstall
Peachum
Mr. Shuter
Lucy
Mars Dayes
Mrs. Peachum
Mrs. Baker
Mr. Stammekin
Mrs. Green
Polly
Miss Brown
A& I
Miss Catley
AG III
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Spirit
Hull
Lady
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Sabrina
Miss Twist
Reinhold
du Kellamy
Baker
Euphrosyne
Pitts
Bow-street
Sarrant
Cirencester
Bertie
Wine-street
Piccadilly
Tattersall
Hydé-Park Turnpike
Quorn
Leicestershire
Berry-Green
Chethin Nt
Essex
T. Ravenhill
Juhe
Baron On Trent
Barton Blount
County of Derby
Barton Park
John Holland
Thomas Webb
Thomas Statham
Derby
Ashborne
Uttoxeter
Burton On Trent
Nathaniel Lister
Armitage Park
Lichfield
John Fletcher
Lichfeld
Mr. Harrison
Stoney Stratford
Bucks
Arnold Finchett
St. Dunstan’s Church
Fleet-street
Henry
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Apothecary
Manchester
J. Johnson
St. Paul’s
J. Ridley
St. Janag
M. Burchel
Long-acre
Mr. Dalby
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