Pineal advertisement catalog at Oxford-street and Soho
An aged trade note advertises a broad linen drapery sale with various fabrics and goods. It mentions opulent linen, damask textiles, lawns, dimities, chintz, and handkerchiefs alongside furnishings and fashion items. The copy promises reduced prices and a wide assortment from a shop near Oxford Street and Soho.
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Oxford-street
Eal Dea-freet
Soho
Ciy
India
Mal
a.Bankrape
Paul
Norwich
Acc
Weil
Appointment of Sheriffs and Privy Council Members
From the London Gazette: His Majesty appoints Williams of Wennalt to Sheriff of Carmarthenshire and Wri.as Owen to Sheriff of Glamorgan, with other sheriff swaps, and names Lord Gosford and William Forward to the Privy Council. Dublin Castle reports sworn in. Bankruptcy enlargements list intended surrender dates at Guildhall and other venues, with multiple debtors and their attorneys.
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Poin Williams
Wennalt
Eig
Gaemiarthen
Llanbrimnair
John Higgit
Solton
Pembroke
John Barnlett Allen
Crefflly
Tobiaas Grok
Thomas Croffe
Bramings Groucesferthire
eChristopher Cottington
Christopher
Dublin Castle
Charles Fitz-Gerald
Arthur Viscount Gosford
William Forward
Proclamation by the King on naval recalls and pardons
A royal proclamation recalls and prohibits Mariners and seafaring actions by foreign princes and states. It offers a free pardon to defectors who join their regiments before a specified deadline. The document includes orders from the Council and references to London officials and royal commands.
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Counrcil
Goth
Cheril
Carmen Council of London
His Majesty
Gracious Aesthy Responds to Support for War Efforts
A letter expresses heartfelt thanks for firm support in the just and necessary war. The writer pledges continued efforts to defend rights of their people and to prevent a crisis, hoping for successful outcomes and a brighter future.
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Ciy
Disturbances in Ireland amid Defenders activity
From Ardbraccan to Navan six or more armed Defenders terrorize counties Meath Cavan and nearby areas forcing entries seizing guns pistols and boats while barricading doors and threatening reprisals. Authorities seize arms and plan further actions as legal measures and reform debates unfold in Dublin a tense mix of unrest and political maneuvering.
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Ardbraccan
Bective
Navan
Butler
Killye
Meath
Cavan
Court of
King’s Bench
A. H. Rown
J. N. Tandy
Eigrs
Bill on hearth money reform debated in committee
Thursday February 14 the House discussed a bill to regulate hearth money. A resolution declared that those with a single hearth without freehold or license should be exempt. The Solicitor General proposed excluding Northern Ireland tumultuous subjects unless certified by local magistrates. The Speaker objected, arguing punishment and taxation should not be tied. The House adjourned until tomorrow.
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Hole
Syee
Ireland
Austrian and Prussian Movements Sharpen Rhine Fronts
Austrian contingents arriving from upper Germany divide to reinforce Clairfait's army and tighten Rhine communication with the Prussians who crossed the river. Manheim is surrounded as Austrian and French forces face each other, while Prussians march toward Mayence and Coblentz with artillery stores. Detachments, Hessian observers, and river disruptions mark ongoing maneuvering amid French efforts to enforce decrees and Belgian opposition.
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Pondence
Upper Germany
Upper Rhine
Manheim
Lower Rhine
Benn
Cologne
Neuf
Clairfait
Rhine
Prusians
Hawa
Coblentz
Ruderheim
Mayence
He Fe der Mffacht
Labrty
Belpia
Prusian
Faeperic
SiranoDa
Meuse
Ruremonde
14 Moruiear
Dumourier
Antwerp
Belgia
Lords vote to appoint secret committee on Irish disturbances
The Earl of Aldborough urged urgent action on Ireland’s disorder. A secret committee to inquire into the causes, identify promoters, and prevent spread was approved with powers and a nine member slate including the Lord Chancellor, to be elected by ballot the next day.
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Earl of Aldborough
Ireland
Lits
Phata
Secret Committee Balloted Nobles to Probe Disturbances
Tuesday February 12 notes a Secret Committee ballot alongside the Lord Chancellor to inquire into disturbances. Names listed include the Archbishop of Cathale, the Marquess of Waterford, the Earl of Westmeath, the Earl of Shannon, the Earl of Portailreton, the Earl of Farnham, Lord Viscount Perry, and Lord Viscount Clonmel.
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Cathel
Waterford
Earl of
Earl of Portailreton
Earl of Farnham
Vilcount Perry
Vilcount Clonmel
House of Commons Debate on Representation and Catholic Bill
Mr Bagel moved to command returning Officers to report on representation across counties cities and boroughs. Sir Hercules Lang opposed and the motion was withdrawn but to be renewed later. Mr Forses asked Mr Hobart for timing on the Catholic bill. Hobart said impatience borders on urgency but the bill will be introduced this week. House adjourned until tomorrow.
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Conor
Bagel
Hercules Lang
Forses
Hobart
Sir Lawrence Parsons on Parliamentary Reform Opinion
Fragmentary OCR notes show Sir Lawrence Parsons urging reform for national peace. He defends his stance on Catholic matters and vows to speak freely, though his views were misrepresented in public papers.
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Lawrence
Parsons
Belgische Reunification Drives Public Diplomacy in Brussels
Private correspondence from Brussels dated February 14 describes pressure to reunite Belgia with France, backed by military force and rival propaganda. Citizens flood streets with handbills denouncing the French as traitors. patrols enforce order as Rome’s policy is praised for sparing local worship and customs.
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Brussels
Belgia
France
Rome
Célgne
Cologne
Grand Liquier
Orer
Alksaine
Kanuzidt
Posleion
Negotiations with France Collapse and Dutch Mobilization
The States General denounce the French decree of war against the Stadtholder as unlawful and urge citizens to protect their civil and religious privileges. Tomorrow Dutch forces with Swiss guards advance to Gertuudenberg, reinforced by dragoon guards and Orange regiments, signaling a broader military response.
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Germany
United Provinces
States General
Pield
Hence
Gertuudenberg
Dragoon
Bireh
Steenbegen
Raamt
Regiment of Orange-Friese Add
Hife
Grenadiers of
Orange
Pany
Musqueteers
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Orrell
Infley-Street
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Lloyd
Val
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Lewel
Hospital
Taylr
Feb
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Backbir
Attormey
Lats
Blackburn
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Great Yarmouth
Millener
the Angel
Reynard
Yarmouth
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Blaveti
Spencer’s Tavern
Manchester
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Elis
Basinghalttreet
James Fishwick
Padiham
Lancashire
Burnley
Grimshawy Burnley
William Stton
Isaac Cooper
Cheapside
Thomas Walker
Ann Singleton
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Richard Fielder
Linbard-freet
Prince’s Street
Rothehithe
Browder
Ambrose Rates
Cury-lane
Samuel Collier
Spencer’s Tencern
Thomas Ervey
Blackheath
John Filiberti
Ring-Street
St. James’s
Evan Lewis
Swansea
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