Jealous Wife Comedy Review at the English Stage
A critic attends the first night of the Jealous Wife, praising its lively characterisation and fresh dramatic colouring. The piece blends Tom Jones parallels with new figures like Miss Rujét and Mrs Oakley, led by superb performances from Garrick and Pritchard, while applauding audience candor and moral passages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colemar
Tom Jones
Sophia
Lady Bellaston
Lord Fillamore
Mr. Wefern
Ruffer
Lady Freelore
Lord Trinket
Mr. Fielding
Uaéley
Migs
Major Oatley
Oakley
Batchelor
Mrs. Oakley
Harriet
Mr. Qakley
Clive
Lady Freelove
Mr. King
Harry Beagh
Refer
Baton
The Duke of Mazarine Privateer Captured Off Brest
Report from London on February 16 1761 details the capture of the Duke of Mazarine privateer by the Niger near Ushant. It notes prior prizes, recent sailings from Cork and Plymouth, and updates on several ships bound for Jamaica and Europe. Additional commentary argues Dutch neutrality harms Britain, urging reflection on past Dutch-English relations and naval policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Wilson
Dublin
Duc de Mazarene
Eyon
Dunkirk
St. Maloes
Duc of Mazarine
Gildart
Cooke
Downs
Potts of Whitby
Maryland
Monmouth
Harrison
Kinsale
Cork
Weles
Reynolds
Gibraltar
Clyde
M‘clith
Nadaloupe
Reid
Philadelphia
Stone Haven
Sally
M‘carthy
Beston
Nathaniel
Brown
Yarmouth
Lisbon
Hexhill
Hastings
Ratcliffe
Scandaroon
Dover
Portsmouth
Namur
Fewchings
Sebastian Sheree
Mountsbay
Cornwall
Londo
Merkin
France
England
Elizabeth
James I
Holland
Prince of Orange
Republic
Utrecht
Lon Don
London Gazette
Admiralty Office
Fitzherbert
Niger
Plymouth Sound
Ushant
Gaspard Lion
Brest
Port News Deal Feb 13 14 Winds and Ships Convoy
Deal reports wind shifts from the west to the south west scattering transports Kelgrave Wardle and Prosperous Armelia Mallain with Arrived vessels Jason thirty six ships under convoy from Portsmouth. Remains Jason Prince Ferdinand Chadwell Providential Rebecca for Liverpool Jamaica and New York Gibraltar Portsmouth etc. Gravesend and other ports note ships passing including Mary Day Mark Watt from Jamaica Maryland and Seville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deal
Kelgrave
Wardle
Armelia
Mallain
His
Jason
Portmouth
Prince Ferdinand
Chadwell
Liverpool
Rebecca
Glazenby
S. W
St. Mary
Davidson
Elizabeth
M‘neal
Jamaica
Prince George
Pingiats
New-York
America
Pringle
Gibraltar
Speedwell
Pearce
Portsmouth
Gravesend
Duke of Marlborough
Levington
Mary
Mary, Day
Maryland
Markwatt
Hanson
Seville
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Pusric Lepger
Joan
Philo-Sus
Basinghall Street
Portland
Kendall
Madeira
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