Irish Catholic Relief Bill Debate in Parliament
The Irish Parliament discusses the Roman Catholic Relief Bill with speeches for and against. Key figures include Mr Ogle Mr Sheridan Colonel Butchinson and Mr Grattan arguing for gradual emancipation while warning of political duplicity. The vote to move to committee passes unanimously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Egan
Dublin
Ireland
Ogle
Howe
House of Commons
Sheridan
Butchinson
Hardy
T. Quorne
Knox
Hercules Langeishe
C. Osborne
Egan
Barrington
F. Hutchinson
Exchequer
Grattan
Ponfadty
Voyage Amid Storms and Cold Battering Coastal News
Fragmented dispatch describes a transport voyage to Jamaica, with a severe gale driving the vessel to anchor at Margate Roads. Sailors report unprecedented weather shifts and extreme cold, risking crew safety as boats and horse mail disruptions plague travel from Ipswich to Cambridge and Marlborough Downs.
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Jamaica
Sheer‘ness
Downs
Margate Roads
Sailorsion Board
Court of Common Pleas
Portland
Wisbech
London
Cambridge
Godney
Grinstead
Ipswich
Saxraundham
Marlborough Downs
Oxford
Broadway
Shipstone
Keinton
Threlfall
Cyclops
Durham
Cork
Gibraltar
Qld
Kinsale
Valé
Montgomery
Antigua
Bileket
Fragmented memoir passage on trials and figures in war era
Fragmented OCR recounts trials and figures such as Dag Landon and General Gustine with scattered phrases about servants, buildings, and blame. Mentions Glasgow, bonds, and a legal or military action, but the text is largely garbled and hard to decipher into a coherent event.
Court Martial Begins at Horse Guards Described
Fragmentary OCR notes report a court martial proceeding at the Horse Guards with an accusation against Captain Seirver of the Pees Tthe, reflecting a preliminary evidentiary stage and uncertain particulars of the case.
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Nesterday
Horse Guards
Dpon
Seirver
Gibralter Bay Battle Claims and Spanish Threats
The report describes a skirmish with 47 guns and ongoing bombardment threats from Spain. Deserters report daily influxes from Spain, with Tangiers expected to fall as fortifications crumble. Spanish forces remain poised with a large army and siege plans around Ceuta.
Prohibitory Statutes On Gaming Practices In View
The abstract reviews laws from 16 Car. 7 and Anne era addressing betting losses and winnings at play. It notes penalties including forfeiture up to treble amounts, moieties to the King and informers, void securities, and recourse by action of debt. It also cites 18 Geo. II which imposes fivefold forfeitures for quick gambled sums within 24 hours.
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Bamaté
Ey Pena
Forces paraded at Oberkirch near Worms before marching off
The text lists French officers forming twenty companies, infantry and cavalry, with around sixty men per company, totaling about 1200 men. It notes Royal Artillery and various regiments including Mirabeau and Reahan, with engineers and other units, on the eve of marching to Worms.
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Conve
Ae . i
Royal Artiller
Rawick
Iid
Mirabeau’s Legion
Reahan
Berwick
MirasBeau
Worms
Famine Riots in Dunkirk and Local Calamities
February report from Dunkirk describes cash scarcity driving bread prices and grain exports to France. Riots near St Qmer’s led to destruction of homes of grain exporters, four houses emptied and seven damaged. one dies of fright, many injured. magistrates used force after hours of looting. National Guard and patrols now control streets, with four regiments on foot and three cavalry troops in town.
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Dunkirk
Andeas
France
National Guard
Coronation Address Echoes Ancient Rights Assurance
Fragmentary OCR reveals a ceremonial speech invoking traditional rights before a new king. The text mentions estates, coronation rites, and гарантeed liberties, framed as pledges to preserve the nation's laws and privileges amidst the monarch's ascent.
Theatrical Reports From Daupy Lane Company
The snippet describes a Daupy Lane Company stage report mentioning The Author and three fees, with titles such as Coven Garden and The Road to Ride. It hints at a production run or catalog of titles and associated costs. Details are fragmentary but indicate a theatrical program notice from an era style.
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Fuyure
Obiere
Bailey
London
Duttle
Ida
Daupy-Lane
Douglas
T-Garden —Veterd
An unclear historical notice with scattered names
Fragmentary OCR text lists various names and places including St James, William Gard, and Findlay along with vague references to a court or town event in Virginia. The readable elements suggest a local notices item featuring personal names and locations without a clear single event or outcome.
Fragmentary 19th Century Ledger and Names List From Liver Oolem
A garbled OCR record lists numerous personal names, places and partial terms from various regions including Nevis Grenadés Barbados and Boston. It mentions individuals such as Sarah Ann, Jeri Brey, Hannah, Barbadoes, Grenadés and Boston-related terms with scattered references to banks stocks and accounts, all presented in a fractured, old newspaper ledger style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Doreen Dorigy
Perlafte
Sarah
Ann
Nevis
Sally
Cailee
Gobb
Malzard
Willian
Marys
Ellis
New York
Wettal
Carolina
Clinphell
Ar Bien
Hannah
Houd
Barbadoes
Axa
Quick
Ilge Heranes Y
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Busine
Parliamentalus Diy
Seaford
Anita
Landon
Gustine
Glasgow
Mr. iWiamfoh
Rennock
Loftus
Weadhaea
Capeka
Gibralter Bay
Spain
Tangiess
Ceuta
Oberkirch
Tueti
Orfeur
Crostactrests
St. James
Harn’ Ater
Rfon
Corp Hit
Heinie
Wilamsburg
Ve Pri Bank
Ali i
Stonk
Tankels Tor
Arriw OY Rex Io tEan
Watertord
Fis Agdens Watertar — US
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