Abbey of Glastonbury Estate Auction in Somerset Britain
An auction notice for the Abbey of Glastonbury lands and adjoining farms at the White Hart Glastonbury on the goth day of May at 12 o clock, with private contract sales for the Norfolk estate at Itteringham Suffolk. Describes multiple farms, buildings, and parcels, with contacts Mr Down at the Abbey Farm Glastonbury and Messrs Kent Claridge and Pearce in Whitehall for particulars. Public notices advertise the sale of extensive lands and a freehold estate with details on location and terms.
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Glastonbury
White Hart
Gisttchbury
Somerset
White Harty
Wells
Bath Inn
Bristol
George
Bridgewater
Down
Abbey Farm
Kent
Claridge
Pearce
Craig’s Court
Whitehall
Norfolk
Itteringham
Suffolk
Lord Walpole
Sollerton
W. Cfeattys
Richard Garnham
Michaelinas
J. Read
Ander Leafe
Blickting
AyHham
Holt
Norwich
Thomas Wall
Yarmouths
W. Rising
Somerton
J. Cooklyn
Canterbury-place
Lambeth
London
Temants
Disaster at Saltpan Bay Shipwreck Off Donaghadee
An April entry from Donaghader describes the Susanna bound London to Liverpool driven ashore in a violent storm off the Irish coast. The ship struck a rock at Saltpan bay near Donaghadee, overturning within an hour. Captain, Mate, and two hands perished. ten sailors survived, some swimming ashore. The scene saw villagers unable to reach the wreck as mountainous seas separated savable crew from spectators.
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Donaghader
Susanna
London
Liverpol
Gardner
Welch
Donaghade
Donaghadee Wreck Passes With Few Lives Lost
In Donaghadee a wreck near the shore prompted swift action by Captain Arbuchel and the yeomanry corps who guarded the coast. The captain, mate, and two seamen were found dead and buried. survivors lost clothing, some swimming ashore naked or with scant attire. The wreck broke in pieces within half an hour, but few lives were lost due to timely action and wartime prudence.
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Donaghadee
Arbuchel
Newmarket First Spring Meeting Handicap Showdown
Sporting items recount a Newmarket spring meeting with several three and four year old runners, odds for boosters and rivals led by Magpie and Sparrowhawk. War news and political notes blur the page with estimates, orders, and diplomacy alongside racing results and prices.
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Newmarket
Goldirig
Ft. A
Mr. Watson
Magpie
C. Bunbury
F. Standith
Stamford
Cookson
Heath
Mr. Ciffans
Romy
France News in Paris Reports Tuscany Capture and Allied Movements
Dispatches from Italy reveal French troops have seized Tuscany and issued a passport to the Grand Duke to move to Germany. Reports note a hay famine hazard in Metz magazines and ministerial orders to dispose of dangerous forage. Allied letters discuss Cadiz intelligence, anarchist unrest in southern departments, and Florence and Leghorn fallen to Republican forces.
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Paris
Italy
Tuscany
Grand Duka
Gertiary
Metz
Alquier
Munich
Cadiz
Gibraltar
Port Mahon
Rastadt
Strasburgia
Upper
Saone
Auch
Perigueux
Toulouse
Montpesleir
Pezenas
Agde
Brignoles
Directosy
Florence
Leghorn
Vienna
Guery
Chaffeurs
Egypt
Lanus
Citizen Guery
Menouse
Boulay Attacks Public Education System in Council Speech
Boulay de la Meurthe addressed the seventh sitting of the Council of Five Hundred opposing the Republican education system for children. He argued it rests on flawed principles and criticizes the entire public institution project, deeming it defective from its core.
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Council OF Five Hundred
Boulay (de la Meurthe
Tuscany and French move in Tuscany amid fear of occupation
Extract from a Florence letter reports French forces massing in Bologna under General Vignele to seize Tuscany. The Tuscan minister Manuli informs the Grasp Duke of the plan. exodus of many from Livorno. Papal departure for Cadiz delayed by security fears. a proclamation by General Zdivyr imposes military law. a public sermon ban is enforced alongside political control.
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Coe
Florence
MaReHan
Taft
Tochucgas
Count Manuli
Cisalpine
Bologna
Vignele
Ertval
Marquis de Manfredini
Scherer
Oggaea
Papa
Ward
Turkany
la Chartreuse
England
Rome
Boni
National
Lyceum
LUCEA
Manch
Tutanay
Zdivyr
Livtca Siall
BaMoe
Lafely
Grand Council
Reduction of Civita Vecchia Confirmed by General Dufrene
General Dufrene, commanding the Rome division, confirms the fall of Civita Vecchia. Brigadier Alferin, in charge at the camp before Civita Vecchia, states the town’s municipality has been named and the national guard organization is under way.
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Spilsbury
Rome
Micecy
Civita Vecchia
Dufrene
Alferin
National Guard
Danish Vessel Returns With Crews From English Atrocity
A Danish ship entered the port on the 15th after a 29 day voyage from Alexandria bearing crews from 17 ships seized in an English perfidy. The incident is described as horrific and merits detailed history. The commander Tsowsripes of the Bagtigh qua is noted.
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Leghorn
Magen
Alexandria
Tsowsripes
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