Fleet and political fortunes in European conflict
Article discusses naval command and strategy led by Admiral Baretlyisn and Sir John Jereies with Rear Admiral Hotham, analyzing effects on Russia and Austria, and potential Dutch and French repercussions. It notes naval losses, counter revolutions, and the fate of French ports, plus local yard incidents and a bold coach battle in Chandos Street as a sensational aside.
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Fyleer
Bele
Baretlyisn
Na'Howe
Alexander
John Jereies
Lord ‘Od
Hotham
Richard"Bickerton
Britain
Agsi
Maritima
Russia
Seden
House of Austria
Mcnarch
France
Netherlands
Austria
Low Countries
Scknes
Journeying man of Harrow by Le of the ing Stewart
A curious portrait of a traveler named Stewart described as Le of the ing Stewart. He left Harrowchiobh at age twelve and journeyed to Calcutta via Madrid, was captured then escaped through Persia and Europe, touring America before sending a letter from Edinburgh. Last night a major storm struck St Andrew's spire, which cracked and bells rang unaided amid crowd astonishment.
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Stewart
Ing Stewart
Ravels
Harrowchiobh
Calcutta
Harte
Tl Bogith
Roslia
Lapland
Europe
D Dbort
America
Edinburgh
St. Andrew's Church
Prices of Stocks and bonds across markets in 19th century notes
A compressed extract lists various stock prices and financial instruments with percent values and dated annotations. It mentions August stock at 3 percent red, Ditto conf at 86, South Sea Stock at 89, India stock at 378 and 6 percent scrip, and Tontine at 97 percent, reflecting a market snapshot with multiple securities and percentages.
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L.A
India
Dito Bounds
Ee Bille
Pr. Ick
Dublin News: Robberies, Pressing, and City Disorder Report
Letters from Dublin reveal a brig York, Captain Dodd, laden with Waterford provisions, boarded by Cadiz Spanish ships on the 23rd last month. A wave of petty crimes follows with lamp-lighter gangs suspected. jewelry thefts, pocket picked losses, and a mad dog incident near Dunboyne. Public notices discuss gatekeeping and a new Liffey bridge, while Chelsea Hospital pensioners are reviewed for service.
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Blake
Longford-lane
Clorhe
Ebbs
Dublin
Magi
Paving Board
Rothery
Meff
Bate
Bird
Star
Dame-street
Crane¢-lane
Essex-bridge
Bay of Biscay
Bret
Donnybrook
Bail’e-bridge
Dunthaughlin
Meath
Liffey
Kilkenny
Yeterday
Chelsea Hospital
War-office
Orphan Pleads for Relief Amid Dire Distress
A female orphan, living with relatives, asks benevolent ladies and gentlemen for aid after losing her parents and substantial support. She describes severe poverty and reliance on the printer to publish her appeal, seeking compassionate relief.
Fragmented OCR note from Dublin court records
An incoherent OCR fragment references a Dublin chamber and dated events with names such as Fire-Gibbon and Htrain Thon. It includes scattered mentions of custody, organ, and various personal names, but the text is severely garbled with no clear narrative or identifiable outcome.
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Lamurens Rey Sg
Denna
Alan
Clare
Sisie
Che Chambee
Dublin
Fire-Gibbon
Pachar O'Brien
Proclamation on Felony Riots in Limerick 1792
Lord Lieutenant and Council condemn criminal outrages at Sir Richard De Burghe’s home in Park Liberties. A reward of 100 pounds sterling is offered for each apprehended offender, with a pardon for informers who help convict. The proclamation orders peace-keeping by Dublin authorities and urges local magistrates to prevent further riots.
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Chatham
T' Martin
Mulgrave
Hin
Batkney
Io Chandos-freet
Ardill
Pamit
Faber
Orate
Elinor
Richard Youngs
Ireland
Philadelphia
Clinrhurde
Francis; White
Springfield
Mey Philip Nee Anft
Newcomen
Youn
Ec Enor
Ats Fe
Thomas Street
Canal-Market
sRight Hallows
Doblin
Boufhold
White
Jaker
Fenes
Richard de Burghe
Park
Richard
Sherida
Acher
Limerick
Mayon
Bailittt
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East India Company
New Holland
China
Paris
Saya
National Assembly
Both
Florence
Soccorro
Solano
Joseph Maifaredo
D’orvilliera 5
Franco Borja
Frida T
Drogheda
Firth Blowr
Se. Ae
Roserich
Figs
Hord
Nee Roclation
Council Chamber of
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