London Ghz Sitova Report on Fortess Surrender and Casualties
Postscript notes a London dispatch from January and a Swedish report dated January 18. It describes a fortress captured on December 22 and heavy casualties among Russians and Turks. Also mentions Count Berche’s death in Stockholm and royal baronetcies granted to Malet and Kennaway for service in India.
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London
Sitova
Bocharet Pede
Ape
Smail
Stockholm
Count Bérche
Foreign Intelligence Report From Ruffians Near Himaél
Dispatches claim Ruffian study crossed the Danobe near Himaél to attack Giphd Visler’s army at Schamlsy. Gemecal Riba allegedly moved toward Were BB with his fleet as Ruffian forces fail at Sgheflapole. Polish memorials discussed, Saxony mentioned, and Turkish peace intents noted amid courtly intrigue and high ambition.
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Jane
Danobe
Himaél
Schamlsy
Poteigkin
Republic-at-Dref
Besony
Rimi
Vita
Pererwihich
Saxony
Hiss
Chagsin
Fragmented account of General Affe and frontier conflict
Fragmentary OCR describes General Assembly, a new Constitution, and a planned execution by hanging. It references Sir William Johnson era tactics and Indian resistance led by Girty. The text chronicles attacks on the Ohio frontier, Harmar’s forces, and the 48th and 4th regiments attempting to sail to Barbadoes.
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Paiabarrattas
United States
Amarin
Fagar
Hin
Todeath
Fom
W, Alexander
Areny
Ohio
Harmar
Poe
Sinton
Fragmentary Old Monarchic Remarks and War News
Scattered remarks discuss Medgal High nefes and the Serene Highnefe with questionable claims and titles. Reports note the Wittemberg ducal revenues around two hundred fifty thousand pounds yearly and strong wealth. War prospects with Ruffig and the Turks loom, while General Molleddorf heads to join the Prat army amid partitions. bankers oppose new malt duties as London meetings form. Private council to discuss Sir Jobs Orde affairs. Hastings trial likely to conclude before session end. London dates and obscure titles pepper the dispatch.
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Highnefe
London
O'Harriis
Gibraltar
Robert Boyd
England
Jua
Porumhouth
Privy Council
Jobs Orde
Dominics
Risd
Jobe Orde
Fallette
Mer
Hastings
Iegard
Rcret
Minster
My. Borke
Hat
Wirteiab
House of Lords Sums On Indorsed Bills In February Session
Proceedings in the House of Lords from February 14 recount the argument over indorsements and acceptor liability on bills of exchange. The case, arising from Minet and Co. and Gibson and Co., centers on repayment to holders and the effect of endorsements. The Lords’ discussions include conclusions that an endorsement creates a new bill and the acceptor must pay the bill to the beater, with further consideration of whether indorsements to a purported payee are valid or forged.
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House of Gibson Arid
King’s Bench
House of ‘Lords
Lonte
Chancelee
House of Lords
Hastings Impeachment Debate Opens in Commons
Mr Hastings impeachment debate spans from five to eight o'clock with Burke reviewing House of Lords and High Court proceedings. He weighs two core questions on proceeding, urging repentance and due process or swift action if impeachement is supported, and ends with detailing Circumstances around bringing Mr Hastings.
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Burke
Selbst
Warren Hasings
Ely
Tara
Fria
Hatt
Fragmented legislative excerpt on votes and motions
An 19th century style parliamentary record item describes motions, amendments, and divisions. It notes Ayes and Majority tallies such as 54 to 2107 and 2062, with references to names like Mr Burke and Mr Sempes. The scene ends with adjournment and no further proceedings.
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Mr. Jeyky
Dublin Chamberlain Office Notice of Drawing Room Change
Dublin Chamberlain's Office announces a drawing room at the Bat Tutti Brenog on February 24. The celebration of Her Majesty's Birthday at the Castle is postponed. It is hoped the Nobility and Gentry will dress in the Manufacturing of Ireland.
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Chamberlain
Cala
Ireland
Levee at the Castle Held Sundays at Four O Clock
A notice announces a levee at the Castle every Sunday at four o clock with published notice of any change in the paper.
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Blind Castle
Casle
Dublin Castle Assembly Notes and Thanks to Residents
In Dublin Castle on January 21 1791 the Lord Lieutenant announces audience times on Tuesdays Saturdays from eleven to two, and Thursdays for Jane Millary Bugnetta at eleven. Sheriff Dickincow and Witztaws request the return of thanks to a respectable gentleman of Tromanetarst for aiding in the retaking and securing felons being conveyed to Kilaloham on Thursday.
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Dublin Castle
Jane Millary BuGneta
Gheriffa Dickincow
Witztaws
Legre
Parliamentary Debates First No in Both Houses
The item announces the first number of parliamentary debates published by T. Byrne. It claims candour and impartiality and invites corrections for any unavoidable inaccuracies, requesting communications to remedy errors and uphold accuracy.
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Fuir
T. Byrne
Pridta Barrion
Tur Sqap Crown-Glaft Trade Clash Sparks Duty Debate
The chief Commissioners of his Majesty's Revenue condemn a crate of crown-glait imported from Britain and order all forms of crown-glait to be taxed as frig. This stance favors Irish manufacturers and highlights Mr. Girvin's counsel and British employers amid a push for local commercial ingenuity.
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Britain
Otter
Irth
Girvin
Fragmentary 19th Century Legal Notices and Personal Names
A garbled OCR fragment lists various names and legal actions, including references to commissioners, juries, and city matters. The text mentions several individuals with surnames and titles, plus scattered place names and addresses, all presented in a disordered archival notice style.
Lottery draw listing and poetic interlude from Woffington era
The fragment lists numbers from an English State Lottery drawing across multiple days with prizes and ticket numbers. It then shifts to a verse about Woffington and a poetic meditation on loves, muses, and nature, ending with a tricky antique reference to Mexroxnas.
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Gin
Whitney
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Avan Bairist
Whitehall
Kingdom of Great Britain
Charles Warre Malet
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Bat Indies
Rene
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Kak India Company
Hydsabad
Foreign Intelligence
Andale
Leite
Major Roeder
Mownay
House. Or
Commons
Inrancae
Mr. Hastings
Sempes Mide
Dublin
Tarr
Suare Kottery
Balmet
Luedy
Maxatadus
John Hawking
Miss Walker
Sontt Kreet
Samet Fortier
Baeria Holmes
Droghyd
Jacob Bryan
Bilfe
Letitie- Rawilnsy
Aungiere
Seoleach
Tool, Seach
Mopsetadea Fine
Sonal
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