30 Dec 1793
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Newspaper
Morning Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Dec 30, 1793
Page
1
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous names and titles such as Corponoka, Sr. Barrymere, Blandford, Mr. Aickin, Pieutensite Gorr, Caulfield, Stampiere, Mr. Tuo, Mr. Bland, Daniel F-Suds, Hotman, Mr. Cooke, Mardocks Lyons, Planters, Fees, Abhoas, Mr. Benfley, Miss Sorre, Easy-Welldan, Widow Lackits, Mes. Hopkins, and others in a disordered docket of individuals and roles.
The listing presents cast and titles including Covent Garden acts with Earl of Essex Norman Burleigh Harley Raleigh Macready and others. It notes performances of The Harlequin and Faustius and The Devil and a concluding piece The Psy of Glory and To-Morrow The Duenna with named players and ladies in attendance.
A bankruptcy commission has been awarded against Edward Wardell of Guildford, with Elizabeth Groome appointed assignee. Creditors are urged to report any property or knowledge of the bankrupt’s whereabouts, directing notices to John Phillips at No 19.
In the great Exuigation Room No 28 Hay-Market present evening a remarkable show offers a sealed letter and an empty box to reveal the name thought of and even ash writing that may prove methods for predicting future events. A variety of magical card deceptions and other curious experiments by WIL His Rhetosophical Tasylum are promised with tickets available at the venue. Doors open six and the exhibition begins seven.
An evening program at Sans Soucy Strand features Castles in the Air an entertainment by Mr Dibdin with songs and spoken pieces including Patriotism Envy and Fame. The venue opens at seven with performances starting at eight and copies of Dibdin works sold at No 4 Strand.
The notice lists numerous Royal Mail and Diligence coaches from the Golden Cross Charing Cross and other points to camps and cities. It details departure times, routes, and penalties for unentered baggage over five pounds, with a warning to travelers.
Respective notice offering oil coated iron sheets and pipework for building coverings at stated prices. Includes rain water pipes, underground pipes, cistern heads, semicircular gutters, and installation details. Mentions durability and self-assembly options with dimensions and locations referenced.
A dense old catalog notes new and revised works in travel and politics, including Brissot de Warville's History of America, royal portraits, and Emigrant accounts. Also advertised are Opodeldoc cures, political treatises, and a medical lotion with certificates and warnings about forgeries and official stamps.
A long list of surrender notices appears for various tradesmen and merchants across London Liverpool Stockport Bristol Leeds and Kingston upon Hull with dates Jan Feb and Dec alongside venues Guildhall Star and Garter White Lion and Goat Inn marking formal surrenders by tradesmen including carpenters linen-drapers millers and merchants with named attorneys and locations in Kent Yorkshire Wiltshire Devon and Gloucestershire among others.
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