PORTUGAL AND GREECE: FORTRESSES AND FORTUNES IN CHAOS
Fragmented dispatches detail Portugal’s political strife with royal guard concerns and two addebtibles of Cortor discussed. Greece in Patras falls to Greek hands while English naval forces push to restore order and secure Crete. Private letters report Turkish and Greek actions in the Morea with Colocotroni’s forces engaging Yousouf and Mehmed Paşas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greece
Patras
Romania
Medivai
Tohn
Englia
Caned
Crete
Zanva
Ancana
Chanticleer
Corinth
Wea
Morea
Ierppenta
Patres
Colocotroni
Mambal
Yousouff
Mehmet
Paebas
Petrus
Tedorihwader
Manteillay
Colocdtrons
Yuout
Gusfoal
Georgia
Constantinople
Thane
Coloca
St. Ann
Thasea
Gorocois
Serio
Six Bros
Coloco
Advan
Cmoseon
Cas
Olea
Sita
Market Report From Conmxtxananal Wheat Prices
Wheat prices drifted lower as buyers remained cautious with limited demand. Prices for Good to medium quality fell, while inferior grades showed weaker quotes. spot trading was light as mills balked at higher costs and buyers stayed away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joby
Prine
Cnunty
Pat Howrah
Lotertor
Frekange
Oxia
Harvest notices and society reports in post notices
A fragmented Dublin era page notes harvest commencement with wheat prospects and farm prices. It also lists contributions to St Andrew's Orphan Society and reports the Earl of Hardwicke’s alleged death by bull, later disputed, alongside royal mischiefs and archbishop notices about clerical visitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annazasnon
Christopher Kelly
Limerick
Tuyo
Tui
Tuan
Thair
St. Andrew'sa Orphan Society
Newmarket
Coombe
A. N. Rowan
Wsq
Earl of Hardwicke
Hardwicke
Eriekot
Higooko
M. VP
Panbridge Wells
Lady de C
Royal Palace
Agallant
Tunbridge Wells
iNuedwiche
Earl of
Caledon
Prince Oscar
Sweden
Josephine
Leuchlenberg
Munich
Elizabeth
Vavaria
Saxony
Crry Seaauixs
Llonse
Grees-street
Nthe
Osasia
Fragmented prose on theatre and notices in Dublin area
A long OCR passage mixes theatre criticism, actor notes, and personal life items. It discusses Kean and Miss Keily in Dublin performances, mentions Cobham, and references a theatre audience. It includes births, marriages, and deaths notices from various Irish places and a list of names and roles amid dramatic commentary.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Royal Guards
Parks
Billings
Portugal
Costas
Bratt
Odremfitos
Cortor
France
Paris
Logic
Reddoth
Spain
Raf
Amarios
Nck
Otto
Sap Peniutary
French Legion of At v
Bianbal
Fora
T Orno
Ie ‘Onder
Doc Bernarda
Higgins
Chill
Cigar
Naust
Conelade
Asho
Inca
Olbornoep
Elie
Han Rai
Roiscallanear
Ireland
Bigcurston
House of Commas
Wales
Ie Whington
Wotherel
Loxvoy
Stock Exchange
Ivan
Frederic I
Madrid
Charleston
William Borthwick
Navaooa
Liverpool
Jt ix
M Europe
Sit
Kilkenny
Jooxs
Evary
Wetah
Bullock
K Sproperty
Mullaghioss
Jomay
Roly
Kilte- Oey
Cogleust
United ‘Kingdom
Daniel Mullins
Puidican
Poulmacka
Clonmel
Caahot
Woly Head
Sir Compton
Lasly Domville
Geiles
Suice
Hbupitine
Ramty
Lord Feankard
Rignt Rue
Kelly
Mise Kelly
Mire Tigalae
Strong
Downing
Gate
Priog
Synge
Cliny
Possenanes
Root
Thomas Ormeby
Snd
Sulee
Menars Aniford
Denne
Lang
Marsden
Hisiog
Hatin
Fléming
Carton
Pearson- Haran
Worranek
Li + Stewart
Butler
Lyle
Shear
Hap Raveneviull
Mra Oneliy
Mie Denn
Miss Lacy
Maxwell Blacker
Thia City
Kosry
London
I'ralec
Henry Downing, Ky
Lublin
Orry
Kenn
Court of Chancery
Holly
Bardeter
Tiny
Rossius
Gootlevan
Bia
Cork
Corde
Loyon & Canal
Winklow
Culuw
Ofptcr
Lta Daly
Dublin
Coumty
County Cork
Ballinculing
Drak
Soslienuwie Wittle
Wean
Senate
Siam
Ecedd
Torma
Cobhem
Origi
Evan
Vaughan
Bumbar
Ana
T. Will
Adidas
Auch
Cobham
Mias Keily
Juliet
Kiten
Bee
Gediex
Cones
Kean
Birtha
Cadtle-Fergus
W. Blood Smyth
Park-street
John Connolly
Balincollig
Rancland Itoral
David Burtehyed
Bag
Fos
Arty Palace
Waterford
Robert Ualace
Wobtehouse
Mari
Maynooth Church
Rilbder Austin
Castle Walasy
Elsnyang
Mdstown
Carcis
Uns
Julia Ray
Stridane
Alizadane
Cavan
Miyne
Miohay
Cheech
Capner
Kalidinewtorn
Capra
Thie Hvie
Baaigin
Rite Aires
Cearmang Dce
Bea
Hetren
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