Oxford Circuit and French Politics in 18th Century Notice
Reports list Oxford circuit rosters with venues from Abingdon to Hereford and Monmouth, while notes recount France's National Assembly oath, funds rise, Bishop of Langress’s constitutional proposal, Arch Bishop Dillon’s bankruptcy, and newspaper tax debates. Also mentions a Dublin draft transfer, a sewer escape in Essex, a university benefactors commemoration at Oxford with Batchelor in Civil Law awarded to Davis Giddy, and a Worcester theatre celebration with concerts.
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Oxford
Barux Tearynx
Justice Araty
Berks
Abingdon
Hire
Worestershire
City
Worcester
Glocestershire
Glocester
Monmouthshire
Monmouth
Herefordshire
Hereford
Shropshire
Shewsbury
Staffordshire
Scotford
Commons of France
National Assembly
Commons of
France
Langress
Narbonne
Dillon
Wrednesday
Dublin
Paternofter Row
Essex
Greet
Strand
Thames
Holborn
Essex-Arces
Lord Crewe
Batchelor
Davis Giddy
Penitie’e College
Aol Adams
Thomas Wenman
Shipton Ander Wrchwood
Salibury
Prite
Mecca
Canning
Christ Church
Richards
Trinity College
Cape Frio to Rio voyage notes and Brazil travel reflections
The narrator describes a voyage passing Cape Frio and arriving near Rio de Janeiro in late July, noting calm seas, favorable winds, and a long visit to the city. He laments local conditions, praises the Viceroy’s palace and churches, and comments on Portuguese manners, attire, and festivals, with critique of public honor and military commitments.
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Equator
England
American
Cape Frio
St. Sebastian
Rio de Janeiro
Cook
Chester
Exeter
Dottor Solander
St. Salvador
Brazil
Lisbon
Madrid
Europe
Resolution on duties imported into the United States
The May 13 1789 issue prints a House resolution detailing duties on imported goods including Jamaica spirits at 12 cents per gallon, other spirits 15, wines 25, beer per gallon or per dozen for bottles, sugars per pound, coffee, candles, cheese, boots, shoes, cordage, and various textiles, with wording reflecting the era and notes on the Royal fitting in Paris June 23 1789 describing the French Estates General tensions and King Louis XVI’s speech and the ensuing turmoil.
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China
India
United States
Jamaica
States General
Third Estate
M. le Camus
Paris
National Assembly
Comte de Mirabeau
States-General
Court of Justice
Versailles
Neckar
Mr. Neckar
Hatton-Garden
Hodson
Nature’s Assistant
Bristol
J. Rudhall and Co
Small-street
H. Brown’s
Quay-street
Cruttwell
Salispury
Carlins
Hatton Garden
Hall
William. Henry Hall
Millman Place
Bedford Row
London
C. Cooke
Paternofter-Row
S. Setulin
England
Scotland
Ireland
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Regory
Pkatheros
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G.G
Gregory
Monsieur Maina Duc
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P. S. Gregory
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Yao
Ange
Banxruers
Arthur Downes
Lac-lane
Guildhall
Robert Byres
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H. Ride
Guildford
Surry
Abr. Barnes
Taunton
Somersetshire
Glover
John Whitehead the Younger
Birmingham
Thomas Lacon
Maelbrook
Augusizo
Aldridge
Bisley
Glocester Shire
Mastier
Ram Inn
Cirencester
Thomas Ecflace
Fewelies
Iolrok Kingdon
Cei Briggs
Sherborne
Dorsetshire
Irgall Odlave
Tuomas
Buroe
Ll.d
Berry
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Frinty ¥ College
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