Mis fre from Piatiders sparks a distant European pivot
Dispatches describe a flaring fire at Mis fre from Piatiders and a second incident near Mortom as deputies arrive with reels of aces, while embassies seek instructions for Poland. Reports outline Polish design against Courland Livonia and Russian troop movements toward Ukraine, with August and September plans for coronations, finances, and church affairs shaping a tense regional scene.
A Profre of HEIDEGGER Garden and Diamond Tales
Fragmented OCR describes a 19th century horticultural and literary collage. Mentions Crown Imperial, Prince of Orange, Paradise of heft Garden, a diamond foil, and a tale of One Woman sets off another. References Toom and Townsmen at Wootch, plus various flowers and marvels.
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Greare
Wootch
John Moore's Worm Powders Reach Towns Across England
An historical notice describes John Moore the apothecary selling worm powders sold under his coat bearing a cross and inscription. The remedy claims to cure numerous ailments and the text lists several places including Hungerford Market and Plymouth where the powder is sold. It warns against unauthorized sellers and emphasizes official seal and inscription.
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Ber
Holbourn
John Moore
Laurence Pountney
W.B
Leader
Hungerford Market
Jame Abrte
William Aylese
Canterbury
Benjamin Smichurtt
Plymouth
Peter Brownh
Ste Thomas’s- Street
Bristol
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England
Royal appointments and dignitaries in England
London reports Henry Charles Earl Tan erville kissed the King's hand upon appointment as Gentleman of the Red Coat. Bishop Chandler is said to have kissed the King's hand for the Durham see. A Dispensation was granted to the Rev Mr Wharroth to hold the Vicarages of Basingstoke Cobham. On Wednesday at Four, Caineen Seine, widow and relative of Sir Gabriel Lettwyrs, died at Pall Mall House.
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London
Charles Earl of Tanerville
Order of the Thistle
Richmond
Chandler
Litchfield
Coventry
Durham
Talbot
Thomas Wharroth
Basingstoke
Southampton
Winchester
Cobham
Surrey
Pall-Mah Caineen
Seine
Gabriel Lettwyrs
Holland
Charles the Second
Catharine
Obscure 18th Century Notices From Warwickshire and London
Last Monday Sir Rushout Cullen disposed of his estate to a nephew and his personal to another. John Mawson was appointed porter of the South Sea Castle at Portsmouth. The Dowager Duchess of Marlborough will stay at Windsor Lodge until Christmas. The coroner’s jury found John Fon’s death a result of lunacy. A milkman Lloyd was killed in St James’s in a boxing incident. Three of five young highwaymen were convicted at the Old Bailey for Middlesex robberies. Mary Hoare was committed to Newgate on suspicions of theft. South Sea Stock and various securities quoted. Theatre notices advertise Venice Preserved and Harlequin Doctor Faustus at Drury Lane and Goodman’s Fields.
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Warwickshire
Rushout Cullen
John Mawson
Viscount Tortington
South Sea Castle
Dow
Portsmouth
John Fon
Fleet
Lloyd
Bury-street
St. James’s
Newgate
Reading
Baily
Middlesex
Hugh Morris
James Bryant
Robert Johnson
Bernard Fink
Finch
William Warrington
George Bevis
Samuel Gillen
Thomas Haffel
Post-Office
Mary Hoare
Edward Bellamy
William Hunter
Boutly
Bank Dee
Bank Gratation Skas
Rectan
India
Royal Exchangé Affarance
London
His Majesty’s Company of
Theatre Royal
Drury-lane
Venice
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Wright
Burnet
Diana
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Mr. Thurmond
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Goodman’s Fields
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Gifred
Lady Townly
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Francis Wronghead
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Golfer
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Wood Ward
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Tago
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Mr. Brown
Ein Arne
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