Epilogue on her Making Leave of that Place for this Season
A humorous epilogue by H. Bunbury Esc. laments leaving Richmond and its pleasures after a season. The speaker fondly recalls Beatrice and other ladies, praises patrons including Jonson's wife and Tris Little Frame, and bids farewell with a hopeful good night until morrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Bunbury
Esc
Mills
Richmond
Jonson
Beatrice
Miss Peacy
Sylvis
Lettie
Banith
Carey
Rais
Peace talks near final settlement between Russia Austria and the Porte
Reports confirm a general peace is near with a Petersburg embassy expected to seal articles of treaty. Empress of Russia gains Czakon and districts to the Niefer. the Emperor holds districts along the Uniza as boundary with the Turks. Prussia disbands its army except 20 000 near Dantzig, amid questions over rewards and future gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petersburg
Russia
Austria
Oczakon
Niefer
Uniza
Prussia
Count Schulenburg
War Office
Dantzig
Man Falls From Church Scaffold In High Old World
An incident at Great Marlow Church sees William Gray, about 25, fall from scaffolds onto the roof and ground after a pulley broke. He suffers no bone injuries but severe wrist pain. locals plan a blackline marking the fall. Nearby crop prospects and weather are noted as favorable, with wheat and barley described as improving. Reports cover broader European affairs, including potential mediation between monarchs and news of royal failures and a high society marriage in Stratford Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gray
Great Marlow
Cookham Dean
Franconia Annexation Talks Quietly Progress
The palities in Franconia formerly part of Bran denburgh are to be annexed again. The Emperor promises no opposition. Prussian Minister Von Hartenburg has coordinated with the Margrave of Anspach’s agent to finalize the agreement. Government orders withdraw all press warrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franconia
Brandenburgh
von Hartenburg
Anspach
The Queen Visits Saint Denis Carme Lite Nunnery
Three days after her marriage the Queen of France visited her aunt Princess Louisa at the Carme lite Nunnery in St. Dennis. The novice rules were severe and the Princess instructed the Queen in austere living. The future queen donated a gold crucifix. she preferred hardship over royal confinement and vowed she would rather be a peasant than a convent resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
of France
Louisa
St. Dennis
Madame Sophia
Royal
France
Brighton Sporting Intelligence August 2 50 Pounds Race Notes
Tursday article notes results from a Brighton meeting for two and three year olds, races at New Courts. Winners include Halbert in the first heat beating Spears Ld Egremont’s Flea, Poor Jack defeating Emily, and Gift beating No Pretender in later heats. Odds, weights, and placings listed for the fledgling program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tursday
Heits
Ld Barrymore
Cs Halbert
té'Spear
Egremont
Br. c
Trentham
Ld Grosveivor
Halbert
W. Afton
Poor Jack
Ld. Egremont
Er. c
Egrémont
Emily
W.afton
Mr. Cauty
New Courie
C. Bunbury
Port Ships Idle as Orders to Discontinue Pressing Take Hold
Port of Portsmouth reports naval ships and fleet in near total inactivity after orders to discontinue pressing. Seamen remain available under proclamation while crews are received. Arrivals include Flirt with 200 tubs of foreign spirits and Maria Frederica from Stockholm, Druid from a cruise, Expédition Cutter with smugglers and over a thousand gallons of spirits. various vessels sail to Botany Bay, Hamburg, Guernsey, Southampton and Jackson's Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flirt
Botany Bay
Providence
Jackson’s Bay
Pirmours
Duguf
Maria Frederica
Walter
Stockholm
Hero
Fawkner
Hambourg
Daniel
Guernsey
Trattles
Southampton
Fantiourd
Augre
Pune
Ship News Arrivals From Across the Seas Aboard Many Vessels
The report lists outward and inward bound ships with captains and origins including Deverethé Rose from Dominica Coles Blacket New Success Throgmorton from Grenada Seymour from Honduras Honey Wilson Amita Cork the Hope Graig from Virginia and more. Also mentions vessels at Cork Liverpool Dublin St Eustatis Falmouth and other ports with captains and home ports such as Maryland Jamaica Petersburg London and Lisbon. Wind reports dated August 3 4 note outward-bound failures and remaining ships Ardent Circe India Fleets and Harriot with orders and pilots unchanged.
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Angus
Deverethé
Rose
Dear
Dominica
Coles
Blacket
Throgmorton
Grenade
Seymour
Savannnah
Margaret
Turnbull
Leghorn
Sieeway
Dawson
Mortimer
Backadoes
Bridlington
Ann
Thompson
Petersburg
St. Eustatis
Ruby
Rich
Bengal
Falmouth
Acorn Preston
Virginia
Caledonia
Hunter
New York
William and
Rober
Bryer
St. Lucard
Edward
Aldridge
Maryland
Dublin
Joseph
M‘cleland
Boston
Sally
Campbel
Wileaflet
Hamury
Ceres
Mewes
London
Nantz
Berfey
Milford
Robson
Capes of
Grand Duke
Pollock
Quebrc
Swallow
Gregg
Jamaica
Atlas
Smith
Liverpool
Stettin
Neptunus
Bufch
Petersburgh
Ausatt
Dover
Rashleigh
Wyatt
Halifax
Mary
Roskruge
Lisbon
Bell
Walter
Hamilton
Green Castle
Broster
Beard
Leviathan
Pilgrim
Baxter
Greenland
Hiram
Freeman
Lydia
Jikman
Mineva
Stickney
Massachusers
Eal
Industry
Furminger
Gibraltar
Glamorgan
Ford
Naples
Friends
Calais Surrender and Stage Highlights at Evening Theatre
The Evening theatre review notes a Calais surrender scene in a play and previews two performances. It mentions Inkle and Yarico and The Mayer of Garratt as featured pieces, with timing and venue cues for the night’s program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calais
Inkle and
Yarico
Mayer of Garratt
Marriages Record from Jamaica to Derbyshire and Kent
A collection of marriage notices from various locales including Jamaica near Exeter Woodbury and Lullinaston Kent. Notable matches include Jarvis Gallimore’s daughter to a Miss Scarlett, George Nesbitt Thompson to Mire Henry Vanhuart, Sitwell to Miss Alice Parks, and Charles Milner of Preston Hall to Miss Feitriot Dyke. Multiple entries list grooms from England and connections to Derbyshire and Liverpool regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janie Scarlett
Miss Gallimore
Jarvis Gallimore
Jamaica
Woodbury
Exeter
Joh Worth
Worth
Lee
Matthew Lee
Edford
Sturday
George Nesbitt Thompson
Henry Vanhuart
Waltons Sitwell
Renithaw
Derbyshire
Alice Parks
Thomas Parke
Highfeld
Liverpool
Lullinaston
Kent
Charles, Milner
Preston Hall
Feitriot Dyke
John Dixon Dyke
Lillington
Brishton
Dawin
Sheffield
Marshall
Died at Norwich in his 66th year Mr Christmas Chadiey
Obituary notice records the death at Norwich in the 66th year of Mr Christmas Chadiey. It also includes brief later mentions of Mrs Simpson and John Bridgman Sis son Esq of Babworth Nottinghallthine. The remainder lists financial securities and lottery items such as French stock Holland stock and various annuities, bonds and lottery tickets.
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Norwich
Christmas Chadiey
Simpson
John Bridgman Sisson
Babworth, Nottinghallthine
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RichMond Theatre
Mrs. Jordan
St. James’s
Kew Palace
Windsor Lodge
India House
East India House
India
Crown
Strand
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Lord Campen
George Howse
Leith
Tords
Admiralty
Merton College, Oxford
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Capel
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Countess of Albany
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Scotland
Newgate
Williams
George Burton
Daniel Garnons
South Cave
Yorkshire
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Tythe
York Mail
Huntingdon
Nowel
Leadershall-street
Jan
Gloucester, Arpuf
Berlin
Vienna
Spain
Salisbury
Worcester
Lincoln
York
Peter Fevorowitz II
Evizapeta
Alexiewna
Fele
Russian Empire
Catherine SI
Peter
Abingdon
James Chapman
S. E
Lord Henry Fitzer- Rald
Duke of Leinster
Mifg Bovyre
Robert Boyle Walsingham
Peterborough
Stratford-place
the Queen of
Sporting
Intelligence
Brighton
Portsmouth
Ship’ News
Holland
A Flanders
Navy
Innis Stock
New Navy
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