Sophie Tanny and BREEKA at Allafront Event
Sophie Tanny and BREEKA participated in an Allafront event with notable figures Cosa of the Noble, highlighting a show featuring diverse performances and audience engagement.
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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Oct 26, 1797
Page
2
Sophie Tanny and BREEKA participated in an Allafront event with notable figures Cosa of the Noble, highlighting a show featuring diverse performances and audience engagement.
A late 18th century compilation presents reviews from Monthly Review and Gazetteer on the anecdotes of the life and times of the Earl of Chatham. It highlights parliamentary conduct, public affairs, intrigaes of Leicester House, and the author’s freedom and accuracy. The collection draws praise for information richness and patriotic tone, aimed at legislators and informed readers.
Fragmented text references a new book pattern and unidentified provider. The readable phrases mention gib antidiformity and a malformed sequence suggesting a publication event or deal but lacks clear names dates or locations. More legible material is needed to produce a reliable headline and summary.
Reports from Admiral De Winter recount a fierce battle near Texel where Dutch ships including the Batavia Leyden and Heroine faced English forces. Blackened masts, heavy casualties, and multiple ships damaged or lost are noted while courage and discipline of Dutch crews receive praise.
A dated 1797 correspondence from the Committee for Maniimes to the National Assembly discusses letters from Rear-Admiral Story. It notes indigence and mentions a brave action by a lady captured after combat, with health and fraternity themes and signatures from Joy Du Betous and M Tay.
Fragmented report notes the Lisbon court refusing to ratify the Treaty of Peace with the French Republic leaving British troops in Lisbon under orders for winter. It discusses unknown negotiations, French ceremonies at Mantua, and praise for Admiral De Winter and Captain Williantfoot amid war reflections.
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