The Tempest and Irish Widow At Drury Lane May 18
Drury Lane presents The Tempest on May 18 with Prospero Mr Packer Ferdinand and others, plus Avie and Miranda. A grand dance of fantastic spirits precedes The Irish Widow featuring Sir Patrick O Neil and Moody. On Monday Love in a Village is scheduled.
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Royal
Prospero
Packer
Ferdinand
Mr. Vernon
Stephano
Mr. Moody
Avie
Scotty Miranda
To the Gentlemen Clergy and Freeholders of Hereford
A letter from Contismeon dated May 13 at Eavendire square and December 18 Stoke announces his vacating seat in the House of Commons. He thanks the county’s gentlemen clergy and freeholders for their favours and pledges continued public service despite stepping down.
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Hereford
House of Commons
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Money Matters Unfolds At Bertie Vinestreet Piccadilly
Nobility gentry ladies of fortune clergy and others with lifehold incomes may secure temporary sums quickly and discreetly through Mr Bertie at Vinestreet Piccadilly who has long conducted money business with credit to himself and satisfaction to his employers. Public notices in person or by letter will be promptly attended to.
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Bertie
Vinestreet
Piccadilly
Auction of horses and carriages at Turf Coffee House
A sale by auction conducted by Mr Tattersabl at the Turf Coffee House near Hyde Park Turnpike listing well bred horses eight seasoned hunters and multiple ponies and hacks. Viewing and catalogues available two days before the sale with about 70 lots and many to be sold to the left bidder. Also another sale by Mr Aldridge at Mr Bever's Repository in St Martin's Lane with 140+ lots including coach geldings carriages and varied breeds.
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Tattersabl
TURF
Hyde-Park Turnpike
Aldridge
Mount Airy
Cade
Willock
Aldermatton House
Reading
Berks
China
Japan
Ralph Congreve
King’s Arms and Crown
Globe
Newbury
Swan
Kingslere
Maidenhead
Basingstoke
Chapelcourt
New Buringtontreet
London
Great Lodge
Ss. Leonard’s Hill
Windsor
Evans
The Rambles of Mr. Frankly Volumes Advertised
This day published the third and fourth volumes of The Rambles of Mr Frankly by his sister priced ss. The Rambles of Mr Frankly Vol. I may be had at T. Becket corner of the Adelphi in the Strand.
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Mr. Frankly
T. Becket
Adelphi
Strand
Iach JJ
Paice
Auction of Desirable Hyde estate near Edmonton
A notice announces sale by auction of an estate opposite the Hyde and distant from the Edmonton to Enfield road. Included are a brick dwelling with four rooms, coach houses, stabling, offices, a bowling green, extensive pleasure grounds and about twenty four acres of pasture. Held under the Dean and Chapter of St. Pauls for twenty one years with seven year renewals. Viewing after May, by order of Mr Skinner Aldersgate Street. furniture to follow sale. Also reports on naval affairs, politics, and local notices.
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Garraway
Cornhill
Hyde
Edmonton
Enfield
Henry Rooke
St. Paul’s
Aldersgate Street
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