W Petes Cue Round at Ae Ao Ry
In a local billiards event W Petes used a cue round sequence to achieve a notable score. The gathering drew players from nearby clubs and highlighted skillful play in a concise, competitive match setting.
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Newspaper
Evening Mail
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jan 04, 1796
Page
4
Fragmentary archaic notice on officials and directions
A garbled passage references AdyeS Petree and Luisa, with stray mentions of place, food, and a quoted English jot. It hints at official advices from Admiral Cuessman and references to a chive or archive, but the text is largely unreadable and lacks coherent details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petree
Cuessman
Royal Highness and Court Notices Amid Cabinet Reports
The morning bulletin notes the Prince of Wales unwell at Calais House and a court levee with Lord Chase Alan presiding over musical duties in the Chapel Royal. It records Windsor Cabinet proceedings, colonial mail dispatches to Jamaica and New York, and fleet movements off Ushant with Admiral Sir A L An Gxeb in command. Reports include Danish and French dispatches, police and frontier concerns in Brittany, and various theatre and social items from Paris to Drury Lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan
Falmouth
Jamaica
York
Barshelent
Ron “Bae
Firzceeabo
Francé
Vienna
Clair Paris
Firara
Jean
Richedfitains
Arief Belair
Petr
Palais Ropiley
France
Brittany
Humber
Lon Spencer
Teil
Eyiday
AL An Gxeb
Barts
Roger Curtis
Princé George
Chistian
Ushant
l’Orient
Brest
Dover
Calais
Hamburgh
Frances Spee
Denimark
Néneen
Holand
Dahishi Marines
Canel Galdenlowe
Frederick the
Isle Dieu
Poole
East-India
Sait Petre
Bengal
Swarrgah
Wag Sox
Cobham
Gen- Teoneh
Grafton
Coschi
Recn
Drury-lane-Theatre
Paris
Sipponsito
Joxvan
Ophelia
Kinei
Ausany Wat
Fragments of Seafaring Tale From Lisbon to Oporto
A scrambled OCR fragment recounts maritime names and ports from Lisbon to Oporto. It mentions frigates Diana Sea-Horse Mag I GMiz Rberus Hazard Jataz and a voyage outward from Harwich with crews weighing anchor before departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lion
Lisbon
Boole
Andromache
E& Gerd Shee
Oporto
Ander
Magigmiz
Jataz
Cork
Alfreds Fleet Vessel Arrives From Admiral Curtstran Fleet
Dublin notes an ordnance-ship from Admiral Curtstran's fleet arriving in port. The craft is described as the sole vessel among the fleet to remain intact, with later plans for a voyage to the West Indies. It mentions troops and regiments including the 18th, 224th, 24th, and 26th Light Dragoons and various infantry units aboard for a thousand men bound for the island of Domingo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cork
Alfred
Curtstran
Groythy
West
Indies
America
Semple
Domingo
Trial of Commartry Public Proclamation Confusion
A dense OCR fragment outlines a trial scene involving Commartry and a proclamation, mentioning generals Heche and Humbit, a military commission, and discussions of transport or acquittal. The text hints at political tension, accusations, and questions of confrontation with authorities, set within a wartime or military legal context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cormartén
Cornanti ‘Corps
Cormartin
Guéigo
Liege
Detfiand
Heche
Humbit
Cayénne
Bufihe
Fragmentary French Gazette Debates and Emigrant Arrests
The text records scattered references from a Paris political scene, noting alleged expulsion demands against missionaries tied to Vienna and Styame, and mentions of arrests by the Directory. It includes Lowuei’s journal discussing the partition of Poland and critical remarks on European powers, with fragmented notes on emigration lists and a Spanish castle figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pars
le Journal Des Hommes
Council of Five Hundred
Goir
Vienna
Styame Os
Mashieu
Gelin
Paris
Unclear historical note from Northamie records
Fragmentary OCR text references Lord Bihan Rev Charles Cattarae Sapir county Northamie and individuals including Jane Eig Gower, with scattered dates and names. Content is highly garbled and unreadable in places, preventing reconstruction of a coherent event or record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ile
Lord Bihan
Pee Ferdgrough
Charles
Cattarae
Sapir
County of Northamie
Fractured OCR Notice From Dublin Ceremony In Northimberian
Fragmentary OCR text describes a Dublin event or ceremony with names such as John Burley Ear and Lord Thurs, plus references to Ireland shelling, Northimberian dates, and a list of titled individuals including George Goodin Barrett. The passage is garbled with broken phrases and uncertain dates, making precise details unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Northimberian
John Burley
Ireland
oHis
Hia Eieit Son
Thurs
Himmersmith
LongAcré
Tia
Suromas
George Goodin Barrett
Afs
James
Fragmented OCR Notes on Trade and Prices in 19th Century Trade
Disjointed OCR passage discusses barley and wool prices, shipments, and market conditions. Mentions cargo arrivals, price ranges, and comparisons to previous periods with unclear place names and figures. Indicates heavy activity and fluctuate costs, but exact details are obscured by garbled text.
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Rae
Royal
Bridgewater
Davy
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Joe
Sareen Melville Cafe
Lette Seer
Lord Od Mecardy
Sence Ie
Binal
Wevina Sen Goorgn
Henry
Queen Bor P Maen Chager
Wates
Cals House
Mente
Manes
Ced
Iof
Eleft
Bank of the Rhine
Agike Pias
Bietzidts
Lisge
Foretts
Camden
Harwich
Jani
Lowuéi
Poland
Eta
Spain
Eurin
Becchaige
Fanca
Danrale
Pbs
Beviger
S. Bay
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