Heena tragedy at Drury Lane features Polyxena sacrifice
A detailed review of a new tragedy performed at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane. It highlights the plot from the Trojan War, focuses on Hecuba and Polyxena, and notes Ulysses and Emiphilus amid dramatic twists. Praise for Miss Bride and Mrs Pritchard contrasts with critique of pacing and sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbarosa
Shifus
Creusa
Eran
China
Douglas
Brightius
Daviess Ahies
Artress
Miss Bride
Altho
Ernest
Jack Englith
Anth
Gertieman
Publicus
Lester
Theatre Royal
Drury Lane
Cheroneus
Ulyses
Mr. Davies
Talthybius
Mr. Caile
Hecuba
Priam
Polyxena
Pyrecimus
Paonia
Agamemnon
Troy
Emiphilus
Mr. Holland
Fage
Medanthes
Mr. Havard
Uhfe
Poldore
Polymestor
Emphilis
Pyrechmus
Chalcas
Achilles
Uhifes
Helen
Patyxena
Riphidus
Melanthus
Pelidorr
Polymester
Eumeus
Polymestar
Ulysés
Eviphilus
Ulyssis
Emphilus
Uhyfer
Neranthus
Polyx
Pyrrhus
Temle
London
Urfes
Erihilus
Uifes
Ares
Meanthes
Ecuba
Meenthus
Erithilus
Tolu
J. Newgery
Bokfeiler
M. Bailey
Pertumer
Civet Cat
Cockspur-street
St. James’s
Haymarket
W. Roberts
Janeway
Royal Exchange
M. Coppa
Bath
B. Collins
Salisbury
EL. Rogers
Bury
C. Eoherinten
York
W.ciefe
Norwich
Pivers
Steward eleição at London Hospital in 1761
A request from London Hospital governors for votes tomorrow for a new steward to replace the late Mr Gifford. Isaac Walter Bradick, a Madeira merchant damaged by Lisbon quake, seeks the post, presenting himself as healthy, 48, with no family and ready to serve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Duke of
Devonshire
Earl Tulney
John Gore
John Dorrien
Christopher Roberts
London Hospital
John Colf
Benamin Gieford
John Cole
Meymarket
Felf
Brook Street
Hulboin
England
M. Mat
Liam Duke
Earl & Tulney
Ghfford
Behali
John Cuttell
London
Gracechurch-street
Leadenhall Street
Robert Grosvenor
Eg. and Co
Grace
Devoutive
Earl Tilney
Gifford
Isaac Gualter Bradick
Madeira
Lisbon
Fard
P. S
Mails from Holland report troops moving toward Silesia
The dispatches from Warsaw and Freyburgh detail Prussian orders to marshal twelve thousand troops to halt provision and forage flows into Silesia. Reports cite enemy movements, camp dispositions, and winter quarters with signs of strained communications and a French colonial veteran dying at 113.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Landers
Warsaw
Nev
Butturlin
Palatinate
Siradia
Silesia
Freyburgh
Schweidnite
Thuringia
Saxony
Leipsick
Prince Henry
Hanaxa
Broguie
Caffel
Berlin
Pomerania
Gross Ziéthen
Daniel Ammyer
Blois
Hamburgh
Dewn
Jim Leipsick
Prince Henry of
Proffia
Masthal Daun
Dobein
Mulda
Prussia
Breslau
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