Ways and Means at Theatre Royal Hay-Market
The Theatre Royal Hay-Market presents this evening October 17 a three act comedy titled Ways and Means. The production features a light farce aimed to entertain with witty dialogue and comic situations for the audience. Performances promise brisk pacing and theatrical flair in a classic period style.
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Theatre Royal
Hay-Market
Lovemore
Mr Pope
Brilliant Fashion
Bernard
William
Macready
Farley
John
Abbot
Bathful Constant
Quick
Pope
Lady Constant
Miss Chapman
Maflin
Mattooks
Mignionet
Miss Stuart
Furnis
Watts
Belmour
Esten
West
St. Ammnd
Jemmy Jumps
Mr. Munden
Valentine
Johnstone
Randy
Blanchardi
Dorrimant
Hull
Fairly
Thompson
P Well
Williamson
Molly Maybuth
Martyr
Louisz
Mountain
Betty Blackberry
Mattocks
Brandon
Hart-street
Pat Fe
Elegant Furnished Family Houses for Rent in London
O be Let elegantly furnished four large gen teel roomy and comfortable family house at No 43 Albemarle Street and several other addresses in Dover Clifford and Old Burlington Streets with drawing rooms dining parlours bed chambers kitchens and halls. Also a convenient furnished room family house with every proper office in Great Portland Street. Apply to Mr Riley No 70 Long Acre.
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Albemarle-street
Dover-street
Clifford-street
Burlington-street
Portland Street
Riley
Long Acre
Universal Cerate by Mr Marshall at No 1604 Oxford Street
A London advert for Mr Marshall's Universal Cerate a salve for external wounds burns ulcers and diseases promising rapid relief and cure. Sold in boxes priced 1 shilling 8 pence with directions by Mr Bacon at his warehouse opposite New Bond Street. Certificates required for purchase.
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Manshall
Noagrpampton
Marshall
Bacon
Oxford-street
New Bond-street
London
Royal Mail Coach List From George Boult on Foreign Roads
The notice lists numerous Royal Mail and post coaches departing from the Golden Cross Charing Cross to camps and towns such as Tunbridge Wells Wisbeach Bath Portsmouth Chichester and Windsor with various schedules daily or weekly. It notes baggage limits and accountability for lost or damaged packages and mentions George BouIton and Co. as keepers of the service.
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Xford
Worcester
Ludlow
Royal Mail
Golden Cross
Charing-Cross
Charing Cross
Warley Camp
Bastage
C Bt
Cambridge
Winchester
Basingstoke
Royal Patent
Southampton
Oxford
Holborn
Worchates Birmingham
Gloucester
South Wales
Holyhead
Portsmouth Post
Portsmouth New Post
the Union
Portsmouth Diligence
Chichester
Havant, Emsworth
Midhhurst
Haselmere
Bath
Bristol
Chippenham
Post
Dover
Canterbury
Birmingham
Wolverhampton
Walfal
Coventry
Hull
Lincoln
Peterborough
Stilton
Buckden
Bigeleswade
Chester
Parkgate
Whitchurch
Newport
Dartford
Guildford Post
Maidstone
Malling
Windsor
Eton
Royal Post
Hampton Court
Epsom
Woolwich
Greenwich
Rochdale Canal Committee Deliberations 1793 Public Inquiry
A committee meeting at MARRIOTTs in Rochdale discusses the Rochdale Canal proposal. It notes high alignments above streams, protections for mills on the Roch and Calder, and seeks parliamentary support, arguing the canal will benefit public interests and not harm local mills. The panel urges publication of resolutions in multiple London and provincial papers.
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Rochdale
Pei
Marriott’s
Rgoebuck
Rochgale
Roach
Irwell
Irk
Manchester Mercury
Roch
Watt
House of Commons
Brnge Hall
John Nuttall
Calder
Bury
Manchester
Sowerby Wharf
Duke of Bridgewater
Cornbrook
Rochdale Canal
London
The
Sun
Stars the Times
Evening Mail
Morning Chronicle
Liverpool
York
Leeds
Birmingham
Military Valor Exemplars From the French Committee to Inspire Britons
The French National Committee of Public Instruction cites acts of bravery by soldiers and civilians in Mons Maulde Lisle Mayence and Phillipville to urge Britons to similar courage. From wounded gunners to torn standards and fearless rescues the narratives emphasize self sacrifice for country and liberty.
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Mons
Aizht
Pre -Pre
Paris
Maulde
Davin
Grenadiers
Laws and Maxims of a 1793 Philadelphia Lawyer
The text presents a vow by a 1793 Philadelphia lawyer to practice with integrity and humanity. It outlines twelve maxims guiding conduct, from aiding society to honoring client interests while remaining faithful to self. The piece cites acknowledgment of humanity’s needs, cautions against overstepping constitutional spirit, and stresses candor with the turbulent. It closes with a signature line from Knoxuill, March 21, 1793, and Wiurttam Tatuam.
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Young Random
Barrymore
Scruple
Palmer
Old Random
Rickin
Carey
Burton
Tiptoe
Benson
Suett
Quirk
Wewitzer
Peery
Usher
Cooke
Lady Dunder
Hopkins
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Miss Heard
Kitty
Gibbs
Booth
Diggery
Parsons
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Harry Stukely
Cymon
Jones
Maddocks
Lyons
Waiter
Olter
Waldron
Gilbert Pumpkin
Bridget
Mills Kitty Sprightly
Signora Stora
Mr. Bannister
Jonel Feignwell
NEW Theatre Royal
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Regina
Hamlet
Dover, Clifford
Old Burlington
Mr. Marshall
Sans Souci
Mr. Dibdin
Strand
Theo
Merry Archers
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Jack
Watcha Thera
Luke
Hawncock
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Sans Soret
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Royal Saloon
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France
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Orv Jewry
Society
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Lombard-street
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Tavi Éf Contaret
Covent-Gardene
Vickery
Vngakery
England
Pakistan
Phillipville
Ci Devant Regiment de Cevennes
St. Stephen’s Church
Lisle
Mayence
Philadelphia
Knoxuill
Wiurttam Tatuam
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