Degas Affair and Maritime News Hit Victorian Borough
Scattered items from the Southwark district cover Degas mischiefs on the way to Flanders, customs appoints officers in Scarborough, Parliament member James Buller’s marriage, deaths of local officials, academic appointments at Trinity, a theft case involving Anne Brazier, and Privateer activity including Le Mats and St Anne. The document notes changes in royal works staff and military recruitment orders for Volunteers and Dutch assistance.
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Southwark
Gravesend
Flanders
Lords of
Scephentoa
Ganger
Searcher
Scarborough
York
James Buller
Fart-Lee
Cornwall
Bathurst
Scattergood
Mallatfea Piton
Applebees
Harcourt
Fraigneau
Trinity College, Ef
Cambridge
Iversny
Taylor
Anne Brazier
New
Thomas de Veil
Charles Hardy
Torbay
Hudson
Downs
Bourdeaux
Dieppe
John Elle
London
Virginia
Aken
Bonastics
Port-Louis
Pleasant
Evans
Lisbon
Lonsons
Whitaker
St. Anne
St. Philp
His Majesty
Board of Works
Dati Neon
George Nephew
Richard Newt
Ion Prover
Prifelfon
Rumors of Allied Moves in Hanover and Westphalia
Fragmentary Paris dispatches report potential Prussian alliance with France and Spain. Indications claim orders to march into Westphalia, then Hanover, amid public skepticism. Observers doubt rapid progress and note possible private arrangements to cover defense costs.
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Arsthal Eleifle
Westphalia
Hanover
Orhier
Eh Ders
Arid Bend
Pach
Netherlands
Prats
France
Spain
Berlin
Highland Fashion and Roman Civilizing March in Scotland
A traveler reports Highland dress and customs as observed in Scotland, contrasting them with Imperial Roman influence. He notes curiosity among foreigners, comments on dress differences, and references Tacitus and Agricola to discuss attempts to civilize natives.
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Diels
Rae Ginzens
Ofidon
Gentlemah
Scotland
Tacitus
Agricola
Augusta Bound To Ma Reneara And Other Vessels
Fragmentary OCR mentions His Majesty's Ship the Augusta bound for a destination, with several vessel names including Chatham Ellen and Font beach. Details are garbled with many unreadable words and likely a naval shipping note.
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New S
His Majesty’s
Augusta
Sutjeda
Aulvaer
Admiralty Orders Rendezvous at Spithead
The Earth of the Admiralty ordered all mind to rendezvous at Spithead for immediate departure. They are to consist of sixteen vehicles like ships bombs and tea.
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Admiralty
Spithead
Royal Africa Company General Court Notice
April 23 1749 notice calls all shareholders and partners to attend a General Court at Ange b Leadetall te on Tuesday May to discuss forts settlements and preservation of the African trade. Richard Spence secretary issues the summons urging planters merchants and interested gentlemen to unite and proceed with trade protection actions.
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Royal African N Company
England
Africa
Jai Company
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