Advices from India and Britain in a turbulent year
Fragmentary notices describe Indian advices of battles at sea and on land, the Irish parliament, a bank failure, a large fire in Westingate Street, and shifts in government roles. A New Year poem urges industry and patriotism as Britain contemplates postwar peace and economic stability. Market figures list government securities and bonds.
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India
Seddon
Werfgate-streety
Prince’ of Wales
House of Peers
Mr. Fox
House of Commons
Newgate
House ” Peers
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House of Commong
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Lord Temple
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Ambitious English Trade Views From New England Letters
From London a January letter reports a preference for British exports over Calico shipments from New England, while American troops face discontent after the precipitancy act. News notes Washington and Gay meeting, Briton generals, and possible Congress relocation of civil power.
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London
Janary
New-England
Amitica
Edmund
New York
Gértifon
Phe Atan
Washington
Air Gay ‘Canetin
American Congress
York
Mr. Brooke
Guy Carleton
Guired Avery
Confused Letters Touch Dutch and South Carolina Affairs
Letters from Holland discuss States of the Netherlands and the definitive treaty, noting adjournment to January and reports on rural affairs, navigation, and the African company. South Carolina letters report authority questions in Cobar and a Congress vote on duties and payments amid disjointed, garbled phrases and scattered proper names.
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Lerters
Holland
Benerabat
Lipyoung
Twithont Co
Bitch Flinders
Ge ‘Serace
South Carolina
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Fragmented Irish century notes mix weather and Parliament talk
A long extract blends Dublin and Edinburgh letters with market concerns and parliamentary hints. It quotes plans on trade, tax, and transportation, along with New Year customs, diverse national calendars, and notices of marriages and clergymen.
Warren's Message and Dublin Public Affairs Reflected in Ancient Records
A passage found in a messy OCR fragment shows petitions to Parliament, civic appeals, and formal salutations from Warren to city authorities in Dublin. It references the Corporation of Curriers, aldermen, and the Master with gratitude for public service and a call to support representation. Also noted are a Bank of Ireland court notice and a French language handbook advertisement.
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Ate
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Royal Academy of Seteices
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Henrys
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Pliny
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Stowe
William the Conqueror
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Aries
Marolé
Acosta
Alvarez
Rome
Maguire
College-greth
Malate
Tre
Laidy
Gblohel
Taftiot
Sénghys
Charie’ Dottie
Charles Byrne
Ballys
Wextgrd
Barlow
C Hristophes
Walsh
Skubbervea
Nosbert M‘creath
Kum
Bayly
Coninghaan
St. Michan’s Charity School
Dean King
Iuaxnasce
Asia
Bennett
Jaan
Hany
Acderman
Marreb
Gue
Rafulusone
Ald
Rapa
Moward Dowkar
Sudamed
Dyand
Geovemen
Hharies
Yourisay
Warren
Stamera
St. Juke
Dabio
Bem
Po'Adermay
Dubin
Magistare
Wordeus
Blumbere
Ting
Aweran Warren
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Odec
Josh
Hamilign
Gk. Guild
Arciic
H. Moncaturre
Capel-street
Roland L’ Amoureux
M. le Sao5
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Hanan Post
Talen
Lous Hillary
Moland
Aretto
Orlandi Putiofo
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