St James's August Royal notices and military appointments
From the London Gazette August notices record the Emperor's election to the King of the Romans and his coronation, along with commissions in Cornwall Militia and various bankrupcies, dividends, and certificates. Names include Le Comte de Staurt Maens, Lord Lieutenant, Sir Michael Nowell, Thomas Graham, William Eliot, Neville Prideaux, and Francis harle Rodd among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. James
M&le Comte Eé Stanzemsers
Alajesty
Gismany
M.le Comte
de Staurt Maens
Genny
Cumbittons
Royals
Cornwall
Ligutenant
William Flict
Michael Nowell
Thomas Graham
Henry Hawkins “Tremayng
Charles Ponrecke
Vegel Vyvyan
John Lemon
Neville Righard Prideaux
William Eliot
Ngeorge
Frasersson
Beauforth
Strand
Taylor
Guildhall
Bankrupts
Ralennings
Rathsjeweller
Evens
Geyhound
Shakespeare
Bath
Symond
Ian
John Curbett
Salop
Talbot-inns
Shiffnall
Mx. Bigg
John Whitaker
Lead Plating
Saddleworth
Yorkshire
Clothiers
Augus Rf
Beaver-inn
Manchester
Bull’s Head-inn
Marley
Athton-under
Lancaster
Baver-inn
Mellor
Albion
Thomas Smith
Chester
Augus
Feathers-inn
Accornes
Mesiis
Peake
Southampton-buildings
Predictions of French Revolution Influence England
The excerpt discusses Dr Priestley and Dr Parests Ley in 1789 letters to Burke about the French Revolution. It notes hopes for liberty and a future liberal state, criticizing reformers who fear upheaval and predicting shifts away from colonial possessions, while warning against misguided governance. It contrasts optimistic theory with the melancholy reality in a neighboring kingdom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mepows
Talindiaman
Abertogt
Ireland
Patrick
Priestrey
Burke
France
East
West Indies
ParestLey
Church
Sintec
Epwwnd
Paress Ley
Priestley
Pane
Battles before Caesar's Camp and Mine Explosion Details
Soldiers of Sir William Howe and the Duke of York engage near Grand Field Bay with artillery and infantry in a lengthy action. A morning assault, fire from cannons, and a blazing section of heath create smoke that aids maneuvering. A mine detonates near the camp, the king views the blast, and evening guns renew practice as the Foot Guards arrive for a grand review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince St. Wares
Duke of York
Caandii
Fomte Miles
Hows
Duke of Ricsmownp
Duke of RicuMont
Prince of
Foot Guards
Duke ‘of York
Dragoons
Aix
Army prepares for parade and bombardment practice
Mon night artillery fired grape shot at two paper screens while orders issued for army march to quarters at five o clock Wednesday. Regiments to pack tents except 25th to Windfor. Camp cleared of Heather for grand review tomorrow as mock explosions and dust fill the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince of Waxsés
Trorrer
Windfor
Omitted Details At Encampment Prompt Discharge Issue
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an encampment oversight exposing failure to allocate a place for discharge of the bombs. The text references veteran officers and the Mister of the Ordnante, though many words are garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ordnante
Bae Fhot Heath
Paris Threats to Royal Family Spark General Alarm
A proclamation from Generals Quarters at Cablentzi on June 27 1792 by Charles Guillaume Ferdinand Duke of Brunswick-Lunebourg warns of severe punishments for towns aiding the capture or flight of the King and Royal Family. It declares any declarations contrary to imperial aims null and urges widespread resistance to republican forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erfons
Perial
Paris
Kise
France
Krxe
Cablentzi Jhy
Charles Guillaume Ferdinand
Duc
Ps Brunswic
Fragmented Brussels dispatchs detail evac and enemy moves
The August correspondence reports Bavay evacuation and Malplaquet camp raised by night action. Austrian officers killed as 32 wagons carry wounded to town. French foraging spans Lagemburg to Pays Bas with seized provisions. Prussians advance near Montmed. Fayette leads 25,000 toward Namur. Bourson to join CrerFayr. Te Deum planned at St Gudule Cathedral. minister plenipotentiary to arrive with full powers. Austrian Brisgaw army strength listed. emigrants and Provian listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Bavay
Malplaquet
Lagemburg
Pays Bas
St. Hubert
Bastogne
Allons
Apestafette
Montmed
M. Ln
Fayette
Namur
Duke de Bourson
M. de CrerFayr
M. d’Ec. Mont
S¢ Gudule
Prince
de Howiwrowe
Afalls
Brisgaw
Prince de Houxnione
Death Report From Danlington Incomplete Notice
Fragmentary OCR text reports a death notice from Danlington with damaged names and unclear details. The readable bits reference a premier report and a statement of sorrow for a death while noting some remitted items and a prior event at the Oaks.
Fragmented thoughts on monarchy and Poland in a historic discourse
A long excerpt discusses laws, monarchy principles, and justice. It references Queen Anne era inclosures and debates on political authority, then shifts to a description of Poland's geography, economy, and trade, noting wheat and cattle, naval stores, and trade imbalances. The text interweaves opinions on liberty and governance with regional facts. The tone remains reflective and antiquated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
St. John
Humber
Diana
Dartmouth
Sifcay
Duke of
Branswick
Wolsey
Europe
Ireland
Ashe
Kingdom of
Poland
Baltic
Livonia
Russia
Tartary
BeWasrabia
Moldavia
Transylvania
Hin
Pomerania
Brandenburg
Silesia
Barrymore Land
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
London Gazette
William Gwatkin
Chepstow
Monmouthshire
George-inn
Chepftow
James Hay
Charles-street
Covent
Crown-inc
Stourbridge
Thomas Naylor
Middlewich
Cheshire
Blossoms-inn
William: Proud
Martin
Carpenter
Ames Parcy
St. James'semarket
Obo Ward
Tealey-street
William Mould
St. Clement's
Pawnsbroker
Reyal
St. Luet Arid
Stockbridge
Bondon
Grand-Field Bay
STATE
Dan-Lington
Premaire
Pbs
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!