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London Evening Post

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London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 02, 1776

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Admiralty dispatches and naval notes from London and Dublin

Admiralty letters dated November report arrivals of the Nottingham and Richmond stores at Portsmouth, with Lord Amherst convoy details and East India fleet movements. Privateer activity off Cape Brereton damages ships. commerce and military returns include 6,900 British and 4,000 Irish land forces. Other items note a meteor-like fireball over Rutland with an explosion, parliamentary resolutions, civic receptions, Paris robbery gang reports, and various promotions, marriages, and deaths.

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Admiralty Office George Germaine Admiralty Richmond Nottingham Portsmouth Lord Amherst Woolwich West India East India Company Alfred Stormont Egmont Valentine Gravesend Liverpool Marquis of Rockingham Haac Guinea West Indies Union Hannah William Cape Brereton Chaurley Chaloner Ogle Ireland Ross Valencia Dublin Molly Ball Jamaica Lafe Thomas and Mary Macarthy Malaga Lindon, Rutland Great Buffel-street Brcomsbury Crosby, Bull Esdaile Kennect Peckham Rawlinson Newnham Wooldridge Smith Goldsmiths Hall Sandiford Paris Lyons Tos Marseilles Oxford-street London Bridge Justice Sherwood Bamber Gascoyne Thomas Derisley Southill Keilington Alternon Cornwall Sam. Littleton Long Acre Miss Groome John Groome Tryfell Staffordshire Mr. Andree Carey-street Fowler Yetterday Edward Chetterton Newport-street Miss Bickerton Bickerton Poulerer Duodhin Peter Chaigneau Dublin Society Cork William Owgan Eigs Headon William Sedgwick Aihve Clapham Walter Byleigh Kenington Gore John Warren
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Bankrupt. A Comedy at Covent Garden and Hay Market

An advertisement lists plays and prices including Foote’s Bankrupt performed at Theatres Royal Covent Garden and Hay Market. It notes authors such as Samuel Foote and Hugh Kelly, with prices and publishers in Fleet Street and the Strand.

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Theatres Royal Covent Garden Hay Market Samuel Foote G. Kearfly Fleet-street T. Evans New Exchange Buildings Strand Captain Thompson Pricrs Hugh Kelly Leey Price Ts
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Auction Notice For Mares Colts and Fillies At Turf Coffee House

Two gentlemen offer near sixty well bred mares colts and fillies for sale at Turf Coffee House near Hyde Park Turnpike with viewing three days prior and catalogs available. Also at Aldridge and Bever's Repository in St Martins Lane a sale of forty brood mares colts fillies and hunters to view three days before sale. Following will be offered coach horses hacks and road geldings. [1497] a ]

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Tattersall TURF Turf Coffee-Houss& and Hyde-Park Turnpike Itan Slyboars Aldridge
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Freehold and Copyhold Estates Sale at Saffron Walden

Auction notice by Mr Skinner at Garaway's Coffee House Exchange Alley Cornhill for two farms Great Willa Ley and Clark's near Saffron Walden Essex containing ninety acres of meadow and arable land with timber and buildings. View ten days prior. printed particulars available at various inns and Mr Skinner Aldergate Street London. Also advertisement for two volume Biographies of eminent persons for youth with educational aim.

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NEW Daily Journal Our Lord Germany Switzerland Europe England House of Peers Fea Londn Court of Aldermen of London London Fielding Walker Ladies Focket Journal Clara Ferdinand Skinner Garaway Exchange-alley Cornhill
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London Evening Post theatre notice on Douglas and Orphan

A reader reviews Covent Garden performances featuring Mrs Barry as Lady Randolph in Douglas. Douglas's son, Mr Lewis, is praised yet cautioned to shed provincial speech. Comparisons to Mr Barry and Mr Aickin marked. Anna criticized for dress. MoNomina debut noted. critic discusses talent versus appearance and notes improvements possible with industry. BETTERTON. Bedford coffee-house, Nov. 2, 1776.

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Theatre Royal Covent-Garden Young Bevil Mr. Lewis Tom Woodward Indiana Hartley Mr. Leoni Charles Rackett Drugger Quick Rackett Matticks Clark Norval Barry Mr. Aickin Glenalvon Anna Patson Monimia Betterton Bedford Coffee-House
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