Devil's Rocks and Hidden Harbors in a Civilized Chart
The notice recounts historical sea charts and discoveries near dangerous reefs cited by Bellin and Delisle. It notes Captain Briann of the Constance and Captains Thenvadia and others observing rocks near latitudes 46 and 50, with references to Archival manuscripts and a 1737 sighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bhint
New York
Westsernevan
Bellin
Briann
Constance
St. Mala
Thenvadia Respectablyiehd
M. Tibbe
Dequemaraz Ag
Aon
Ht Buagen
Socotra
Dbes
Etboia
Joan
Giakeon
Sida i. Pathey
Mirotiaheas
Erivetei
Geneva
Mspma Peal
Carp
Sal Wade
Issionary Society
S .Ie
Fragmentary verse title missing key details
Fragmentary OCR text appears to be a damaged verse about revenge, family, and beating. It lacks clear names, dates, places, or events to specify a coherent summary.
Pamplet on Spirits and Social Decay in Early Modern Times
An 1705 pamphlet described by a clerical author condemns distilled spirits and the alleged moral ruin they cause. Allegorical visuals show Satan at a whiskey still urging citizens to drink, with depictions of a drunken woman, suicide, and a funeral as warnings. The piece argues intoxication harms loyalty and public order, while noting medical and legal authorities debating prohibition and social impact. The report also touches on contemporary European affairs and political chatter, including Vienna’s divorce procedures and notes from Stockholm about censorship and state control amid a turbulent, fraught era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Privoner
Mantz
Sone Wersone
Smdt
Brill
Satan
Castle-Derge
Corinthians
Universit Cup
Glasgow
Jenit
Aulic Committee of
Vienna
Orden
Austria
ieAna
Rene Barn
Kout
Espoune
Ascher
Rman
Diskara
Mogyre
Stockhollt
Ginsturgs
Chester
Alus
London
Brougham
Paris
Beoagham
England
Cape of Good Hope
Raper
Rays
Fred
Hayek
Particul
Rome
Waleed
Inca
Cluveu
New South Wales Advices on Port Jackson to Bathurst Route
Reports from Port Jackson to Bathurst announce a successful passage across the Blue Mountains and a new habitable tract westward. C Throsby and Burrali-burrah chief guides opened the way after two earlier attempts, noting a country fit for wool, sheep, and settlement with potential for growth and water carriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Wales
Port Jackson
Lhase
C. Throsby
New South Wales
Conchongonn
Anq
Bathurst
Throsby
Sydney
Fragmented notes from distant news and rumors
A long garbled dispatch covers a priest dispute over the name Benjamin Constant, colonial unrest in Ceylon and Calcutta, Irish and Scottish reform talk, Persian Gulf piracy actions, labor advertisements at the Cape of Good Hope, Saxon royal intrigues, a Madivito ships account, and French cabinet conjectures about American independence and reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Paty
Peldenet
Tom
Benjamin Constant
Erpést
Benjamin
Constant
Hirta
Siys
Eit
Ceylon
Calcutta
Raper
Wellasse
LowerQova
Wich
Ie Waonia
Muchanse
Numere
Katchel
Meikleriggs Moor
Scotland
Wallace's Oak
Port Wood
Bagdad
Lusiat
Gulgh
Bombay
Lawan
Muscat
Ibrahim Pacha
Est
Arabia
Latsa
el Katif
Khomtada
Died Sea
Iman
Hasel Khamie
Maidstone
Cape of Good Hope
Saxony
Frederick
Caroline of
Auatyrd
Aipas
Skager
Mulgrave Castle
Madvito
Lord Cochrane
Duke’ of
Bedford
Otus Landsdown
Halland
Grey
Tierney
Joughlin
East Indies
Wopolton
Silk Kemdin
Hripde
Generh
Hore Siciliun
Army news and promotions in Cork and ports abroad
Report on the 12th Regiment of Indhntry at Castlebar and a court martial in Cork. Promotions listed for various officers including Dragoons and Foot regiments. Units stationed at Malta and Corfu. dispatches note ships Shipley, Selina and arrival of clothing for 6th Dragoons at Gort. Mention of Martinique and Guadaloupe gallantry in the regiment’s service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon
Castlebar
O'Loughlie
Cork
Bay
al Lackwell
Cave
Keltet
Shipley
Portsmouth
Botany Bay
Selina
London
Limerick
Thoreday
6Th Dragoons
Gort
Malta
Rae Arillery Andl
Corfu
Thaca
Cephalonia
Liaut-Gal
Beyer
Wats
Widliamean
H. QD
Griffith
Alajor
Rile Bri Wade
Kieraui
P. Watts
Bligit
Aesit
Lucy Brown
Roxy
Regiment of Foot
Martinique
Guadaloupe
Navy vessels listed with gun counts and dockyards
The document lists ships built in Plymouth, Chatham, Deptford, Portsmouth, Sheerness, Bombay and other yards with their gun counts. It notes payroll dates for naval officers and颜色 specifies half pay starts in November. An experiment at Woolwich Royal Arsenal presents a new sighting method for guns on warships, praised by General Sir William Congreve and attended by notable officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NAVY
Plyrovath
Chathmn
Deptford
Pembroke
Woulswich
Portamouth
Sheerness
Bombay
St. A
Royal Arsenal Woolwich
William Congreve
Bir C. Rowley
WH. Blackword
Spencer
London Fashion Plates and Civic Quarantine Notices
A scan of late 19th century fashion engravings describes dresses in pink satin and white net with plumes, fur trims, and beadwork, highlighting Indian dress motifs and Parisian influences. The text shifts to public health notes on Madrid quarantine entries, Jewish persecution fallout in Dantzic, Bank of England note engravings, and the implications of new steel plate impressions for currency printing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Naples
Finiah
Muchlin Lyce
Lisserick
Pavare Conegat Costutu
Madrid
Dantzic
Arsen
Bank of England
Fragmentary note hints at Dewars Juvenan and agents
A garbled OCR fragment mentions The Dewars and a Jovanan agentels, with unclear names and locations. Readable bits include J. Mah and San seen, but details are missing. The record preserves the few legible entities and the obscured context for later clarification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewars Juvanan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chen
Soibachinah
Heron
Abel Phat Abe
Aarne
Fan
Onda
Vitor
Marehen
Batavia
Java
Surabaya
Sumarang
Singapore
Bengal
Lloyd's
Maands
Wales
Bass India Company
Bilas Ras Mall
BRC
Haok Pri
Chambly
Dublin
Matemadey
Agen
Cabpeeiewat
Bigeber
Madeira
St Tica
Ibrals
RetTica
Alo
Sandwich
Walsitxhem
Cuxhaven
Friesdays
Holandl
Andays & Wel
Sweden
Prigaye Sunt
Thurs
Oetendl Weene ‘Ag
Beli
Calais
America
Dora
Pier
Sania
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!