London notes from the court to emigration and unrest
Reports from London chronicle departures of court figures to Cuina direct and arrivals of the Duke and Duchess of Beaufort. Turin unrest and military actions. debates on the Slave Trade and rights of man. mixed economic tidings from Belfast and Newgate prison statistics. curiosities and court anecdotes amid a turbulent European scene.
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Causewitt and Nutt
Wanrore and Turtis
Cuina
Duke and Duchess of Beaufort
Grosvenorsquare
Badminton
Gloucestershire
Marchioness
Bockinecnam
Stow
Francisco Monixo
Conseil Des Indes
Count de Froripa Branca
Madrid
Eynic
Mancha
Turin
College Des Provinces
Hunecary
Russia
Spain
Arragon
Sullivan East Indiaman
Pouncy
Bengal
Plymouth
Belfast
West India
Liverpool
London
Streights
America
France
Holland
Newgate
Sir John Fielding
Purgatory
Peter
Sir John
Chatham
India Services
India
East Teotay Company Directors Elected by Ballot
Yesterday morning at the Last India House Leleahall street the East Teotay Company directors were chosen by ballot. Sir Stephen, Wat Tur Ever, Thomas Partita, Tuomas Firztiver, William Devaynes, and Natuantev Smith were named among the nominees. The first six gentlemen were declared duly elected.
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East Teotay Company
India House
Leleahall Street
Sir Stephen
The Duke of Clarence appoints domestic chaplain
The Duke of Clarence names the Rev Unwin Claike of Wadham College Oxford as one of his Royal Highness domestic Chaplains. Reports on hunting rides, theatre notes, gambling concerns, and public finances fill the page with bustling 18th century society detail.
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Duke of Clarence
Unwin Claike
Wadham College
Oxford
Monk§iver
Somersetshire
Cecknes
Fair India Company
Botany Bay
Shoreditch Church
Covent Garden Theatre
Waorve
Warren
Poywezn
National Assembly
Little Marlow
Bucks
Buckinghamshire
His
Carteret
Leeward Hlands
Portland
Halifax
New York
King George
Lisbon
Falmouth
Sandwich
Quebec Street
Tottenham
Court-Road
Ember
State Lotteries Drawn into Moral and Economic Ruin
The piece argues that state lotteries corrupt morals and depress economies. It cites poor households, rising pawnshop activity, and increased theft as outcomes of gaming. It condemns ministers and Parliament for tolerating lotteries and calls for decisive action to end the practice.
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Lorisryzes
France
Poland
England
Evéliy
Secretary Dunpas
House of Commons
Westminster
Euclid
Erve
Fife
Botany Bay
Separate Maintenance and the Deviz to Pay
A plain man laments Sunday noise from high life and private theatricals in luxury houses. He describes his family reading sermons instead of Bible chapters and complains of games like faro, pool and public temptations. He voices demand for maintenance and payment to restore quiet domestic order.
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Hele
Fenny
Dotty
Sutey
Robn -Azout
Con Fister
Jos
Dream of Vierers Soap for Ladies and Violet Soap Office
An 18th century advertisement promotes Dream of Vierers soap for women with claims of cleansing pores and improving skin tone. It markets Violet Soap as a gentler alternative to paint, notes patent protection and authorized outlets in London, and warns against counterfeits sold by unauthorized sellers. It urges ladies to order from the patent office and observe authenticity.
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Bata - Eondary
Sean Bursof
Fea
Cornhill
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