Royal visit to Weymouth highlights grand entertainments
Weymouth reports describe the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester visiting Portlands Island. They rode to Bincombe Downs and dined at King's Lodge with Mr Parish and a selected party. The week featured hunting at Charborough, grand suppers, and a public promenade with loyal reception from locals.
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Peraong
Uehgater
Ashester
Portman
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Gloucester
Penpaylvania Castle
Island of
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Ceagness Gail
Governor Penn
Mies Wheatley
Portland
Rhodes
Bath
Linton Tetera
Aire
Cutel Oe
Howard
Henderson
His Majesty
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Melcombe
My. Rodber
St. John
Port Le Margate Season Closes Amid Losses and Debris
The article reports Port Le Margate ending its season with closures of libraries bathing and billiard rooms. The Majestic yacht sailed last with 150 passengers in a gale. The William schooner sank on Dumble Sands after collision, seven crew lost, one man perished. A local disguising incident ends with a woman beggar spared after promising reform.
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Caledonias and Sons of Commerce
William
Jonn.Warte
Gloucester
Dumble Sands
Longney
Bristol
James Wilk
Himelf
Eaktremity
Snow
Newingtom
Absee Pers
Failore
Newings' Ton-Causeway
Jack
Dover-street
Gilor
Hon Henry Erskine remembered as eminent advocate and politician
From the Caledonian Mercury report, the Hon Henry Erskine of Ammondell Linlithgowshire dies aged 71. He was a famed Scottish barrister, twice Lord Advocate, and a noted parliamentarian for Dunbar and Dumfries. His wit and eloquence marked a long, temperate public career.
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Caledonian Mercury
Wied
Ammondell
Linlithgowshire
Henry Erskine
Henry David
Buchan
Erskine
Rockingham
Grenville
Dunbar
Dumfries
Editor Letter Denies Typhus Fever Surge in City Hospitals
A letter from Guy’s Hospital dated October 22 argues against reports of a typhus surge. The writer says four major hospitals show few or no cases, notes confusion with typhus synonym and calls for public reassurance to prevent alarm over putrid fever in the city.
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Penple
Cullen
Synodhus
Guy's Hospital
Local Court Hears Case On Station Robbery Suspects
The report details arrests linked to a Wolverhampton incident and a string of charges. Names of two men are given as involved in the alleged crime, with the proceedings noting a witness and a potential witness list. Sarah Jones is mentioned in relation to an older imprisonment record.
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Gorepaari
Ellis
Brown
Meg Pearsall
Ayor
Wolverhampton
Stafae
Cir- Toadrea
Cua
Dhe
Pf. Ar Peat
Sarah Jones
Robbery at Mr Carter’s Chambers Involves Turner and Davis
Turner the cook informed a fellow clerk that burglars had broken into Mr Carters Temple chambers. They allegedly emptied drawers and stole linen and a cabinet valued at 75 guineas. Prisoner Turner was remanded for further examination and barred from contact with Davis. Police report missing valuables and ongoing inquiry into the robbery.
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Temple Bar
Negly
King v. Powell
King’s Bench
Lord Erskine
William Garrow
Lord Kenyon
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Leed
Serjeant
Sellon
John Thomas
W. Westly
Holloway
Kemp
Smithfield-market
Priganer
Watcr-House
Newgate
Queen-Square
John Carter
Duke-street
Storey’s-gate
Westminster
Park Street
Norwich
Carter
Bligh
Gilmour
Hungerford
Davies
Henry
Davis
Susannah_ Turner
Orn
James
Appleby
Sycannale Turner
Clement’s Church
Pickett
Otteet
Femple-bar
Turner
George Pullen
Temple
Carre
Newmarket Meeting Listings and Handicap Races
Sporting notes from Newmarket for October meets list purses and entries including 10gs handicaps for 3-year-olds and up, featherweight 2-year-olds, and the Fifty Pounds plate for 2-year-olds. Races span Monday through Friday with T. C. Goddard’s Bobadil and other named horses contesting various stakes.
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Houghton
Goddard
Bobadil
Prince
Pipyting
Vansittart
Terrett
Payne
Lord Foley
Plonesr
Y.cotooge
Banksborough
Lake
Gazett
Ups
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Duke of Rutland
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Paris Hospitals Report 1804 1814 Deaths and Admissions
Official report notes 355662 individuals admitted to Paris hospitals from 1804 to 1814 with 47861 deaths. Lottery details promise prizes of 20000L on multiple days, plus additional chances on subsequent days. Strewmon’s offices cited for ticket sales and improvements in lottery value. Public interest remains high as funds rise and tickets sell out.
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Pri
Srvewnton
Strewmour
Sivewricut
Births and Marriages Notices with Financial Markets
Births report the delivery of two daughters to Lady Maxwell of Monreith and various marriages including Captain Provo W. P. Wallis to Juliana Massey and Major James Simpson to Miss Theodosia Graves. A Very Rev Arthur Onslow dies at 71 and an 82 year old Newnham dies. The piece closes with mid 19th century market quotes for Bank Stock and government bonds with prices for India Stock Exchequer Bills and Navy Annuities.
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Exeter
Provo W. P. Wallis
Royal Navy
Juliana
Archdeacon Massey
Camberwell
James Siipton
Iver House
Bucks
Madras Light Cavalry
Theodosia Graves
St. John's
Newcastle-on-Tyne
Alersider Renny
Riga
Harriet Tempest
Robert Blackeston
Sunderland
Lindridge
Worcestershire
Arthur Onslow
Wott Ter
Berkshire
Southborough
Bromley
Kent
Newnham
India Stock India
Medical testimonial for Leake's Patent Pills in Edinburgh
Letter from Alex Markl of Swan's Close Edinburgh praising Leake's Patent Pills for venereal disease and recovery. Mentions trials against salivation and medical opposition, and lists London outlet addresses for purchase of the pills.
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J.thompson
Alex
Markl
Swan’s Close
High-street
Edinburgh
Thomas
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St .Albin's-srree
Pall-mall
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