Hay Market Theatre Royal program for September 6
Hay Market presents The Theatre Royal program for September 6 with two shows. The Modern Operatical Crying Comedy Piety in Pattens and On Monday the Spanish Barber is listed.
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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Sep 04, 1777
Page
1
Hay Market presents The Theatre Royal program for September 6 with two shows. The Modern Operatical Crying Comedy Piety in Pattens and On Monday the Spanish Barber is listed.
The Court of Directors of the United Company of Merchants of England East Indies gives notice that a General Court will be held at Leadenhall Street on April 8, 1778 for the election of Directors for four years. Voting rights are defined by stock holdings from 10,001 to 100,000 units, with higher holdings granting more votes.
East India House announces on September 4 1777 that on Wednesday the 10th instant the Committee will receive sealed proposals for supplying the Company with anchors grapitals Irish beef and pork cordage mats yards and spars canvas pitch tar flour rettified malt spirits gunpowder shot and shells iron guns. Contractors must state lowest prices as no abatements will be allowed. Tenders must be left with Mr Coggan Clerk to the Comsmilise before 12 noon on that day.
A 18-man state troop party under Lieut. Col. William Barton crossed from Warwick Neck in five boats to seize Major General Prescott and his aid at a Newport house. They landed at dawn, overpowered guards, captured Prescott in bed, and brought him and his aide to Warwick Neck. The raid followed reports of British fleet movements and reflected ongoing Anglo American hostilities with strategic questions about Philadelphia and Kingsbridge.
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