Mrs Ciesey's Comedy Stage Show Delights Local Audience
The newly staged comedy 4 Shar Gre Sar by Mrs Ciesey features Don Henry and Antonis in a tale of mistaken identity and forged plots. Cast members incluse Mr King, Mr Palmer, Miss Farren, and Mrs Crouch receive praise for acting and elocution as the performance unfolds with lively wit and deft pacing.
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Mrs. Ciesey
Don Alexis OM
King Don Japer
Pavpers
Don'Henry
Don Ottavio
Mr. Palacr
M. Bannfler
Jar Antesia
Abs
Cronch
Ari
Breeron
Charlotta
Hadion
Rachel
Donna Serephina
Mis Barres
Don Heney
Antonis
Signora
Linewite
Don
Hency
Armes
Don Kenny
Petunia
Lifeon Pry Hoopes
Eblique
Bon Jalper
Bie Roti
Secomd
Torchagien
Viola
Don Alexis
Donna Seraphina
Dea ‘Alesx
Testesh
Cateral Pitas
Dens Sciateret
Hapee
Fey
King
Bér. Pariins
Palmer
Mis Farren
Deanister
Shrek
Ana
Poe
Epileans
Mife Farren
Bannitter
Cobb
Lament at Not Having an Advocate for London County
In London and the surrounding county, citizens lament the lack of an advocate or representative. The piece notes frustration with the absence of effective local advocacy and calls for action from the Thames Reformer.
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London
Advice to Unmarried Ladies From a Bygone Era
A dated etiquette piece advises unmarried women on demeanor and appearance. It prescribes eye color cues for charm, posture, voice, dancing, singing, and social conduct, emphasizing politeness, restraint, and promoting others. It ends urging sisters to be friends to women and to seek mutual happiness.
Treaty critics urge Whig split over navigation accord
Fragmented, early 19th century style text debates the Modern Whigs and their stance on treaties with Britain and France. It notes concerns that pacific agreements may inflame animosities within the party and affect long held principles of commerce and national interests.
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Crown of
France
Fragmentary Political Rhetoric on Reciprocity and Mutual Advantage
A damaged excerpt critiques a faction for claiming mutual benefit as a mere equitable principle. It contrasts authentic reciprocity with alleged self serving advantage and power, noting a modern Whig tendency to equate politics with personal gain.
Fragment from Unfeeling Father drama tragedy scene
Miranda pleads before her father to spare the children in a torn family scene. He refuses and casts her out with the children to fend for themselves. Morning reveals Miranda dead and Malvolio heartbroken by the spectacle and the fate of the family.
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Miranda
Mme
Pers
Malvolio
Heaven
Royal nominations and naval honors listed in the London Gazette
The London Gazette reports H M King’s confirmation of Count Enrensward as a Commandeur of the Order of the Sword and a ribbon of the Order of Warsaw granted to Admiral Chipman. It notes audiences with Mon de Moreoff and Count Rainoffiki, plus numerous public addresses from towns like Whitehaven, Kirkwall, and Wick. War Office details include promotions in the Guards and changes in Lieutenants and Captains.
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Marine Department
Count Enrensward
Order of the Sword
Order of Warsaw
M. Chipman
Mon
de Moreoff
Count Rainoffiki
Whitehaven
Kirkwall
Orkney
Lothian
Tweedale
Flynn
Wick
Cockermouth
Milbourne Port
Bankruptcy notices and certificates across towns and trades
A sequence of notices lists bankruptcies and enlargements with associated names and towns. Names include Cartwright Birmingham baker William Fou Manchester, John James Mallard Bristol chandler, and William Tretind London wine merchant. Also certificates dated December 16 mention Henry Gresntwood Brentford and others in trades from watchmaking to tanning.
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John James Mallard
Briftal
Wx-Chandier
Teshite Lion
Broad-street
Bristol
William Tretind
Bond-strost
Elven
Gashall
London
Luke Abboer
Wilbich
Cambridge
Guildhall
Christopher Pr
Fuim
Mdvlefex
Golbreath
A-Geeldbill
Withan Bill the Younger
F.lwird Careton
Ablermanbury
Haerdahers
Henry Gresntwood
Brentford
Enhineer
William Clover
Ledbury
Richard Ley
Highwek
Devon
George Schwartz
Exetry
Joseph King
Northampton
John Hobson
Lockwod
York
Henry Docker
Birmingham
Average prices of corn in London markets 1736
Prices for corn and grain from November 13 to November 18 1736 reported by Standard Wines tun R Buthel of Eight Corn dt achaager London. Returns of corn on grain reflect the weekly market shifts and regional rates.
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London
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
London Evening Pelt
Sundin
London Gazette
Stockholm
Ocober
War Office
Robert
Shore
Erate
Heuten
Cornet
Joba Y
Charles Armand i Dathwei
Prdicihs
Ean
Lancaster
Te Lancaster
Bulls Head
William Fou
Lankruptcy
Cartwright
Birminham, Warwick
Baker
Prvidends
Tun R Buthel
Corr
Bost
News &Oind
Bertford
Sr Bedford
Huntingdon
Air Rutland
STEEN
Leicaster
Mettinghanm
Hereford
Worcester
Warwick
Gloucester
Wile
Efex
Sitholk
Karfe
Lincoln
Durbin
Northumberland
Kurt
Cumberland
Westmorland
North Wales
Aharr
South Wales
Authority of Parliament
John Jams CL der Wood
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