Fragmented OCR history note on prisoners and relief payouts
Fragmented historical text describes citizens surrender, arrest, and irons after an expedition. It mentions Eminency orders, priests, and two named citizens jailed. It also notes relief distribution by George Bomes and Thomas Allen to the poor in Wickham parish and surrounding areas with coal handouts and ongoing bounty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacie
Rg el Te Saise
Republick
Lito Valano “Maccioni
Lewis’ Belluzi
Esaindthy
Peter Lolli
Mavino Huppl
Chloe
S. Ordess
Lewis Etka
Hi Fa
Erie
Rimini
Folemn
Dad
Montefelero
Eleiseas
San “Marino
Fatee
Fox
George Bomes
Thomas Allen
Chetter le Street
Fragmented London News on Paris and Europe Dispatches
London to Paris letters report Marquess de Maille’s detachment against Zicarb, and Villemur's missions to San Frotenzo with muskets from rebels. Rebels retreating, soldiers search for them. Fire incident in Masley saloon quelled by kingly orders. Chavigny’s embassy to Lisbon departs. Grifon Leagues near renewal of alliance with the Most Christian King. Zurich politics and imperial meddling discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geiina
Corlice
M. de Villemur Pas
San Frotenzo
Rhene
Lisbon
Schiafhonsen
Grifon
Viniteapostal Exaberty
Swifferaad
Erip
Zurich
St. al
Toggenbourg
Commentary on city streets and policing in London
A citizen denounces poor street conditions and government orders claimed to have failed. He cites advertisements by the Commissioners of Sewers, urging cleanliness, and laments the lack of work in a year of famine. The note ends with theatre listings and a time reference for London Bridge showtime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewess
Port News Briefs From Dartmouth to Deal
Port news reports arrivals and departures across English ports. The New England Gilley Hall from New England reached London while several ships such as Reffell Thornly from Lisbon and Mary Warder from Guernsey were noted for London and Deal. No ships in the Downs with easterly wind cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port News
Dartmouth
New England
Gilley
Hall
London
Poe Dawkins
Fayor
Chester
Ondon
Cowes
Alexander
Ruffell
Maryland
Reffell
Thornly
Lisbon
Mary
Warder
Guernsey
Deal
Downs
Protes tions and court verdicts anchor a noisy week
The week reports ongoing Protes tions limitations and a bad state for Sir Joseph Eyles. Captain Ruffel wins a 20001 verdict against insurers in the King's Bench. The Excise appoints Mr Banks as permit writer in Southwark. A Ding ley rector aged 70 marries Miss Chapman, daughter of Rev Chapman. The Grocers Company donates 1000 to its poor, while virtailing office fees are now gifted to sailors and laborers in need due to harsh winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bor
Joseph Eyles
Capt
Ruffel
Los
Petersbourg
King’s Bench
Excise
Banks
Park
Southwark
Joyner
Financial quotes and dividends in South Sea stock list
A fragmented market report lists South Sea Stock at 99 1/2 with no dividend, South Sea Annuities at 10 2/ Sths, New South Sea Annuities around 7 1/2, and various bank, mortgage, and exchequer credit instruments quoted. It mentions dividends rates about five and three per cent, and related bonds, notes, and government orders with assorted prices and terms.
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Esterday
South Sea
New South Sea
Bank
Prem
India
Isg
Royal Exchange Assurance
Emyperas Boyrhalf
Exchequer
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Kerr
Sieieets
Thivaspay
Paris
Theatre Royal
Drury-Lane
Covent -Garden
London Bridge
Gravesend
Richard
Elizabeth
Bulfon
Gortenbourg
William
Weebard
Union
Visttunt
Newadlas
Caine
Rep
Garsaway
Cornhill
Fem
Fom Rhis. Ing.co
Fe-Hall
Thames-Serect
Vine Street
Wai
SaMver
T Eorin
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