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Newspaper

Public Ledger

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 14, 1761

Page

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Varied 18th Century entertainments and a piracy alert

The notice describes SADLER's WELLS evening performances with songs dances and Harlequin acts by ROSOMAN and WILKINSON, with box tickets and wine. It also reports a late 18th century ship lighter robbery near Cherry Garden Stairs, offering a Twenty Guinea reward for the offenders via attorney CHRISTOPHER ROBINSON. An exiled narrative segment follows detailing a distressed narrator and moral reflections on virtue and parental reconciliation with MR MEANWELL. A medical endorsement praises Dr Fothergill cortex use with various ailments. A political discussion covers Malta Ottoman threats, Knights of Malta, and European power moves, previewing future analysis on Turkey Austria and Prussia.

Sadler’s Wells WIRE Mathews Sturges Richards Cherry Garden Stairs Rotherhithe Christopher Robinson Innholders-Hall Dowgate-Hill Fothergill

Epigram to X Y Z Harkee in the Craiman satire

A fragmentary satirical poem from a 18th century column attacking Garrick and a famed author. The writer mocks disguises used in the Craiman and ridicules the target’s pretensions and hearing, echoing sharp public wit of the era.

Mr. Garrick Theatricanus Dramaticus X.Y. Z

Monumental Dedication Critique by Rider to King George the Third

A fragment from 1760s discourse criticizes royal flattery in a dedicatory preface to King George III. It argues true praise must serve the state, warn against ministers' corruption, and uphold posterity, while resisting adulation and preserving independence in history.

Indé Majesy George Til Gedy Great Ithuriel Ian St. Paul's School RIDER

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