Fragmented Early 17th Century Papers and Almanac Fragments
A garbled OCR fragment describes a cache of 1640s and earlier English parliamentary and news pamphlets. It lists titles and publishers, noting Mercurius Politicus and the Parliament Post, with references to London print shops, weekly issues, and the broad scope of civil and military intelligence across Westminster, York, Oxford, and Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercterius
Martiament
Kingdome
Oxford
Bostai-house
Lewester
York
Evesham
Cambdet
New Loughborough
London
Barnard Alsop
Sun- Mary
Crorder
G. J. She
Athens
England
Scotland
France
Ireland
Germany
Princ Rupert
Prince Mawrice
Thomas Fairfax
Willian Brereton
Jolin Price
Coathinel Cromwell
Colonel Vermuaden
Colhanel Masary
Pebruasy
Bernard Alsop
Wits
Laa Tas
Ian
Eile
Payee
Byte
Prolce Head Polen Onyoko Visitiates Calne at Pole Office
A chaotic Crime Chronicle item details an attempted oubery case from the previous evening, with allegations against a Lady and various witnesses. The article recounts police actions, arrests, and testimonies, naming several officials and locations including Dominick Street, Great ABC, Bachelor’s Walk, and the Meath parish area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onyoko
Spanih
Tread Pole
Alan
Dean
Bart Not Bane
Curtiss
Chi Hye
Waa
Cristal
Triak
Mitnes
Strom Divisiam
Janes
Dobin Grogan
Mevininascot Partick Prady
WL. Mirrston
Snathfield Penitensiary
Soma Boned Donough
Honsar Silbride
Co. Wicklow
Orr
Sth
Hanbury
Daminigh-screer
Dominick-street
Dorsete Street
Doulin
Bachelor's Walk
Great Abc
Beldiry
Harrisson
Grafton-street
E. Drubbery
Plateo
Thomas Fairclouch
Wilbure
County Meath
Ashbourne
Hairtogh
Orange Lodges New Form Of Ad Win Winston
A notice from the Orange order announces passage of a law aimed at preventing unlawful oaths within the fraternity. It directs lodges to inform districts to avoid inadvertent compliance and describes a new oath ban and admission procedures for members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange Lodges
Winston
Frehuul
Peraltion
Orange Association
Jan Steen
Dublin General Court Hearings Describe Crop Report and Trial
An official report from a Gentenant indicates merning returned to Dublin after observation through Ladasterail Ministry. The crops showed health despite setbacks. potatoes and wheat were good, and Warley yielded well. A trial details the prisoner’s confession and witness testimonies concerning a murder, with the jury verdict soon to be delivered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herng
Merning
Dublin
Jobin Radford
Rebar Hodge
Henry Burress
Asie Geor
Goyerduet
Derby Acaan
Cooke
Varony
Varony Od
Staffan
Heap
Jude Lisbon
Calliad Die Pottery Gazette
Dora
Charest
Marlborough Street
Fords Seat
Multistate polygamy scoundrel deceives Bath woman
The Bath Journal reports a man known as Matthews who used a respectable guise to woo and steal a young woman’s money and leave her heartbroken. He had recently married another Bristol woman and was negotiating with a third in Devizes while planning to marry his wife’s money. He disappeared after taking funds and goods, leaving the first woman in despair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathews
Steve
Phig
Urey
Hristal
Tracy
Natis
Bristod
Notts
Bath
Grevn Street
Matthews
Birmingham
Bristol
Devizes
Long
Fife
Executions of Mrs Richards murderers at Horsemonger Gaol
This morning Staffil and Keppel were executed at Horsemonger Lane Gaol after nine o clock. A vast crowd gathered from dawn to glimpse the scene. Clergymen urged repentance as Keppel showed wavering resolve while Staffil received last rites and both faced the fatal moment with resignation. The bells tolled as the prisoners departed the yard and the procession moved toward the scaffold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staffil
Keppel
Horsemonger-lane
Personss
Mr Mann
Knight
Chen
Stuftel
Mano
Marion Keppel
State Fold
Mann
Ruth
Keppeli
Theo
Cheouph
Priser
Ceorge
Platfort
Fergie
Turakess
The Late Sampson Perry and His Storied Life
The text recounts the life of Sampson Perry a man of wide ventures amid misfortune and resilience. It notes his imprisonment during debtors court proceedings his strange death after dinner at Southampton Street and mentions vicissitudes from the French Revolution to political turmoil in revolutionary times. It describes his widow's distress and a jury verdict of died by the visitation of God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sampson Perry
Diffe
Whitecross
Southampton-street
Perry
Iain
Phodia
T. Maine
Ely
Maney
Avery
Cate Rounil
Paine
Robespierre
Ted
Distinctive Verse and Canal Report in Interlaced Text
A long OCR fragment blends poem like lines from a European drama with a detailed note on the Caledonian canal. It references Britain, Ireland, and Hungarian figures along with a formal commission report noting canal progress, voyages at Soul Ness, and planned depth increases. The piece juxtaposes political sentiment with engineering milestones and expense tallies.
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Ymca
Peter
Aret
Gbernt
Sasie Preter
Newts
Gmb
Gatlartia
Istria
Jastanie
Dave
Briday
Mbysse
Hells
B.C
Thomas Bates
Ford
Old Bailey
Londo
Mathew Walbanckes
Graves Iine Gate
Thomas Water
Mayden-head
Snow-hill
Vhs
Thane Hieseri
Peter Das
Onlanieus
Amber
Vallan
Tebel
Parton
Westaatidir
Weesoniy Tor
Tiave
Westattister
Maine
Bedlieun
Westminster
Army
Bughul
Uly Boas
Finepriner
Mabbote
Mercusins
Ure
Scot
Wales
Marmaduke Lang
Essex
Wight
Calchester
Crantes
James
Seaut
Perliament
High Court of Justice
Yesnerall
Pairfax
Cromowell
Europe
de Brook
Bayley
Cauatvar
Bude
Pirst
Mathew Simson
Golden Lyon
Raghind
Seorkant
Treland
Thomas Newornah
Tastoce
Pawel
Brett
Ivan
Agile
Torres
Erin
Ashe
Wetelserate
Psc
Paul Sonie
Prevdle Advan
Pepe
Dcmtan Porlce
Mrs. Richards
Puige
Paris
Thani Brown
Hritain
Psern
Ag Brin
Les Leone
di Peat
Scme
Avartecouis
Eve
Wien
Was Ineustey
Shelter
Natal
Ingone
Dean Ayer
Anid
Esaig
Soul Ness
Ayahaus
Les Mangement
Shinery
Hlintnes
Hamtlingen
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