Crises and upheaval sweep European courts and Americas
A late 18th century digest notes ongoing upheavals across Europe and colonies. Belgic provinces defend against Rus, Sweden armistice, Madrid fire, Morocco war, deaths of nobles, and Dutch internal moves. French National Assembly changes flag and budget, Namur powder explosion claims 200 lives. Imperial shifts, assassinations attempted, and parliamentary wrangling mark a period of crisis and reorganization.
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Rustria
Russia
Sweden
Tippao Sultan
Travancore
Madrid
Morocco
Spain
Pall Mall
Duke of Cumberland
Duke of Montrose
Netherlands
French National Assembly
Mount
Vesuvius
Brussels
Bridge-street
Blackfriars
Oran
Frankfort
Hungary
Black Sea
Robert Boyd
K. B
Gibraltar
Saxony
Poland
Henry
Ferdinand
Prussia
Frederique
Ouisa Guliemina
Orange
Prince
Brunswick
Toulouse
National Assembly of
France
National Assembly
M. de Caloune
Namur
Jobbins and
Lowe
Burke
Dreffing
Great Britain
Shaw
Hunary
Constantinople
Common Council
City of
London
Pitt
Earl of Stanhope
Philippic
House of Lords
M. de Calonne
Onour
Lord Falkland
King’s Bench
Turin
Russels
House of Commons
Duke of Clarence
Meath
Fox
Westminster
Horne Tooke
Westmnster
Wilberforce
Eecere
Spa
Levee and courtly progress at Buckingham and Carlton
London reports a Levee at Buckingham House followed by audiences with the King and various nobles. The Queen and three elder Princesses travel to Windsor. Admirals and ambassadors attend, with notes on courtiers, court rumors, and imperial interests.
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Sea of Kilia
Duke of
Leeds
Saxe Gothia
The
Arter
Burke
House of ‘Gammons
Hastings
House of ‘Lords
Scotland
Lord Spencer
Hague
Great Britain
Prussia
Germany
Holland
Netherlands
New South Wales
Norfolk Island
Ike
Somerset “House
North Seas
House of Peers
Buckingham House
St. James’s
Earl of Cuatuam
Mr. Pitt
William Fawcett
Windsor
Admiral Pico
Lord Rivers
Lord Onslow
Petersburg
Parncy of
Waxus
Bagshot
Carlton House
Duke of Bepford
Surripan
Harris
Prince
Hasknes
Burgundy
Liege
Namur
Tmce
The Newstealton 1991 HENRE JAMER PYBY RSQ
Fragmented OCR text recounts poetry about Britannia, empire, and industry, with scattered notes on ships, maritime incidents, and a Drury Lane theatre performance. It mentions a murder suspicion, mad ox, and various ship movements with dates and ports, plus critique of an opera.
Rock's Pistox Impresses in Covent Garden Pantomime Scene
Report notes Pistox's superb performance in the Suicidé Scene of the Picture of Paxits, praising the Pantomime for thrilling the Covent Garden audience. Harlequin waves his Magic Sword, provoking Bedlam-like upheaval among the Democrates as the National Assembly tests the show. The Hai Le Brun performer, once famed in Berlin, is highlighted.
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Rock
Pistox
Paxits
Pans
Covent Garden
Hai le Brun
Berlin
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