Page narrative of parade at Stephen's Green and county robberies
A detailed account describes at Stephen's Green a parade by cavalry and infantry corps including Merchants Lawyers and Colleges, with Lord and Lady Lieutenant and royal airs. It mentions a large Yeomanry inspection near Celbridge Maynooth Kilcock and警 robberies by a feared gang, with a Carton unit led by the Duke of Leinster capturing a suspect at the Obelisk and transporting him to Naas jail.
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Stephen’s Green
Tinees Raigers
Stephen's Green
Colleges Bar+ rack
Grafid ‘Canal
Rotunda
Beresford
Stephen’s-green
Kentith Yeorhaary
Ligstenant Nan
Kildare
Celbridges
Maynooth
Kilcock
Hoxette
Carton
Killlure
Leinster
Naas
Royal Levee Attendance and Naval Briefs at London
Yesterday at St James's Palace the MAyEsTies and three princesses attended a two o clock Drawing-room with Lady of the Bed-chamber and Maid of Honour. The scene included Lord and Admiral appointments, church sees replacements, and a Windsor returning party. Reports note Spanish and Portuguese relations, a 36-gun frigate, and Parliament set to meet Tuesday.
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Can biGax
Mills Coreman
Cu Arlotte
Asi
Lord Horgams
Eveuinstoney
Quergy
Kingdom of Ireland
Cow Breway
Bristol
Exeter
Cornwall
Britto
Lucas
Pol. Worth
de Greys
Ann Ayster
Countess of
Shaftesbury
Royal Fawley
Windsor
Lifton
Spain
Portugal
Portigraese Minster
Paris
Glenmore
Euis
Durer
Caion Roads
Duncan Gp
Fizet
Guildhall
Alberwen
London
Bridge-house
Newmar
Gray's
Enns
Aldermarn Newmian
Heruin
Thread
Ini
Ory
Perlet
Fean de Bryp
Vento
Ee ‘Eliembstabfard
Demagoggy
Hollandsaciere
Spee
Liege
St. Margaret’s
Dover
Deal
Chatham
Night of triumph for dramatic writing at the theatre
A crowded audience applauds The School for Scandal and a new musical entertainment Friend in Need. The plot follows Count Solano’s escape and restoration to his family aided by a generous English sailor. Critics note weak wit and far fetched incidents though music and overture receive praise.
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Count Solano
Jack
Baxsusree
London
Maria Carolina and Fleure Ships Captured in Atlantic
In a maritime incident, the Maria Carolina Hednan and the Fleure Patterson are seized and carried to distant ports after conflict at sea. The Maria Carolina is taken toward Naples via the Algeziras route, while the Fleure departs Clyde and proceeds to St. Thomas's under guard.
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Maria
Carolina
Hednan
Frown
Murapiffey
Naples
Algeziras
Fleure
Patterson
Clyde
St. Thomas’s
Maritime Movements in Plymouth and Dover Fair
In Plymouth and surrounding waters vessels arrived and prepared for sea. The Altrea with 52 guns, and the Mentor armed brig, plus the Truity and Trusty with convoys, reach port for dockyard payments and repairs. In Portsmouth the Hornet and Virginie return, while Le Squirrel Harpy and Fame receive orders. Indiamen and other ships sail or await dispatch amid reported embargoes and shifting winds.
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Plymouth
Tlound
Altrea
Dacies
Portsmouth
Pylett Kecieca
Carneig
Mentor
Alexader
London
Bovene
Riga
Cawland Bay
His
Fiip Truity
CsBokne
Cape of Good
Cawtand Bay
Crar Horne
Sunderland
Portland
Hornet
Cap
NASA
la Virginie
Huw
East Indies
Marquis County aLis
Mijesty
Frazier
West Indies
Tip Squirrel
Teupre Harpy
Halifax
His Majesty’s
Fame
Tran - Lor
Law Report Against Major Armstrong and Lodging Dispute
The King reports on a dispute involving Major Armstrong and officers of the 11th Regiment over billets in Liverton. William Lewis refused to sign a certificate enabling officers to claim lodging money, citing lack of proper accommodations. The mayor fined innkeepers who refused lodging. The case reveals tensions between officers, innkeepers, and local authorities, centering on whether suitable billets could be provided.
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Armstrong
William Lewis
Hbiverton
Fanstrong
11Th Regiment of Foot
Major Armstrong
Lewis
Alitavic
Sawing
Ape
Suspected Calico Theft Leads to Newgate Commitments
On Wednesday a man was arrested by Meff Cateby and Deann on suspicion of stealing calico pieces. One item found upon him belonged to Callico-glazier Mrs Thomson of Addle Street. He was taken before Alderman Boddell at Guildhall and committed to Newgate for trial. Next, Mary Caye was committed to Newgate for privately dealing in lace at Meil Wells shop. Yesterday 42 prisoners were moved from various prisons to Newgate for the next Sessions at Old Bailey starting Wednesday.
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Meff, Cateby
Deann
Thomson
Callico-glazier
Addle~ Street
Alderman Boydell
Guildhall
Newgate
Mary Caye
Meil. Wells and Co
Old Bailey
English State Lottery Third Day Draws
The notice lists winning numbers and prizes across the third and fourth day draws. It mentions No 10 371 with a 2600 prize, No 31 805 with a col prize, No 51 029 with a sol prize, and Nos 2938552 16087 9075 with prizes of ico each, plus No 24 074 a co prize of sol.
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Married announcements from the Cape of Good Hope era
The notices report marriages: Mrs Dorset Fellowes, wife of Royal Admiral East Indiaman captain, to Mrs Julia Loptie daughter of Rev John Loptie Canterbury. Also yesterday at St James Clerkenwell Mr Glass of Ittings ton to Miss Holroyd Pentonville.
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Cape of Good Hops
Davis
Wmn
Dorset Fellowes
Royal Admiral East Indiaman
Julia Loptie
John Loptie
St. Dunstan’s
Canterbury
St. James’s
Clerkenwell
Glass
Ittingston
Holroyd
Pentonville
Notable Obituaries and Notices From Clapham Common to Jamaica
A compressed notice column lists multiple obituaries and death notices across England and Ireland. Names include Samuel Proudfoot of Clapham Common, John Hyde ex MP Cork, Thomas Coker of Bristol Hot Wells, John Popkin of Coythrehens, Caroline Hoskyns, Emma Charlton, John Venning, Miss Heard of Drury Lane, George Lucadou in Bengal, Lieut Peter Haddon, Captain Augustus Montgomery, J Gale senior of Jamaica, and Mrs Hamilton of Blackheath. Dates span recent weeks with locations Bristol Bath Plymouth Blackheath and Ireland.
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Clapham Common
Surry
Samuel Proudfoot
Creg
Kilworth
Ireland
John Hyde
Cork
Bristol Hot Wells
Thomas Coker
Bath
John Popkin
Coythrehens
Lamorganthir
Caroline Hoskyns
H.hoskyns
Staunton
Nottinghamshire
Emma Charlton
Job Charlton
M. I
Newark
Westhamstow
John Venning
Milk-street
Cheapside
Miss Heard
Drury-lane Theatre
England
India
George Lucadou
Bengal
Earl of Wycombe
Peter Haddon
Dr. Haddon
Stepney
Mr. Holmes
Efeus
Bristo
J. Gale
Jamaica
Blackheath
Hamilton
W. Hamilton
Fragmentary OCR Note on Financial Securities and Bonds
Incomplete listing of securities and financial items including references to Bank L. Ann. and Exchequer Bills. Mentions India Stack, bonds 5s and 4s, and miscellaneous fractions. Reads like a cabinet or ledger fragment with scattered numbers and terms.
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India
Porxten. BY. J. WALTER PainTine-DvsksQuansy
A fragmentary line from a historical page shows a masthead style attribution to J Walter with uncertain typography and period-era spacing. The legible portion hints at a poem or theatrical note likely from a 19th or early 20th century newspaper, but most details are unreadable.
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Myegthi
Mermaid
J. Carrs
Carr
Chace
Phace
Vanblane
Council of Five
Great-Britain
West-Indies
Europe
Coufin
France
Ltreland
Yaublancs
Ooce Dumelard
Paury-Lane
Bovers
Downs
Kent
Earl Cornwallis
Warren Hastings
Belvidere
Fexel
Gravelines
Moe Deal
Ree
Fairy
Overyflél
Leopard
Chdev
Eagle
Arnitton
Geres
Henry Dundas
Kents
Hatt Indies
LAW Report
Court of Kenc’s Bench
EO Abe
Gale
C. Ann
Bank L. Ann
Ing. An
Porxten
J. Walter
PainTine
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