Fashion description of Armenian attire with pearls and embroidery
A fragmentary description details dresses trimmed with gold fringe white ostrich blue prim feather and embroidered patterns. The text mentions a headpiece with curls and fingerlets, a tunic or veil edged with gold threads and tassels, and a short embroidered scarf with a diamond motif.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colatin
Peté Ja
Horder
Ruflian
Olof Tucker
Taal Agadkerchief
Birth of a Princess Congratulatory Address at St James
Wednesday morning notices the City of London preparing a Congratulatory Address on the birth of a Princess to be presented at St James's Grand Council Chamber. The item also reports small domestic stories, fashion notes, and local incidents including a student dispute at Merchant Taylor's School and a recent crime report. It mentions Mrs C's charity, Lady B's attire, and various social curiosities reflecting 18th century London life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of London
St. James
St.‘ James’s
Pharo
Hesse
St. James’s
Lord Raxocee
Spanifly
Ambsssador's
Weperwood
Francis Barstéw
Aflickby
Lincolnshire
Bourne
Spithead
Mr. Motley
Sindy Fennight
Weland
Grofe
Hayward
Coventry
Kid
Merchant Taylor’s School
Iphis
Hoy
Thelwall
Ata
Magnificent Royal Gala at Mansion House Tribute to City Elite
The Lord Mayor hosted a grand reception at Mansion House with Royal visitors and foreign nobility. Crowds applauded as Prince William of Gloucester and the Prince of Oranrd attended a lavish ball with illuminations, a balloon display, and abundant feasts for about 2866 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Losp
Duke of Yorn
Lang Mayoriss
Wintramt‘ of
Glouvckstery
Ten-Drelock
Oranthard
Clarexte
Prince William
Miss Cuarrs
Royal Armas
City Arma
AES
Perfor
Mayr
Ander Whith
England
Fick. Thtereon
Order of the Garter
Ville de Paris
Coours
Champagné
Burgundy
Duke of
Clarencey
William of
Ann
Eliza Bayneis
Craverine
Cuartorte Camp- Bell
Geatrine Villiers
TempLitTown
Stuarts
Jane Hatuipay
Vanneen
Andutsa
Octiviz
de Greys
Fre
Dz Mopos
Europe
Pamphlet on Europe by Montf. Caton and its critique
This excerpt surveys France amid European powers, praising French victory and warning against coalitions. It debates Britain’s naval gains, the fate of the empire, and the prospects for peace with a French government, while canvassing opinions of A de Cardine and others on the French Republic’s durability and governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gheae
Mont Et Catone
Prime
Minster
France
Prordas
Monfier Catonne
vailEmpire
Corsica
East Indies
Est- India Islands
Great Britain
England
A. de Cardine
Europes
Ferocius
Robespierre
Theatre: Comedy of the Clan Of Ten Thorn Yand Revised
SrukV-LAanes Hoiader's comedy was performed a second time last night with judicious alterations since the first representation. Several passages were expunged and lively expressions introduced. Minor changes to Major Rampart Yate left out, epilogue curtailed, and the audience generally applauded the performance.
ExitaF of a Lester from Capt Laurso Ny of the Dut ton Ear-Indiaman
Plymouth date lines record scattered fleet movements from December eighteenth to thirty fourth with ships Phoenix Valentine and Duke of Montrose. crews watchfulness noted aboard the Coasteter. later maritime positions given. In Sherborne orchard pear trees bloom and several blackbird nests with eggs observed. Huntingdon garden reports throttles nest with four eggs. Clapham garden features double blossomed srench in broom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester
Laurso Ny
Dutton Ear-Indiaman
Plymouth
Ponfborne
Phoenix
Valentine
Duke Dt Montrose
Claph.m
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Apter Koon
London
Adm
Newcastle
Carlisle
Ratafgate
Forth
Clyde
Scotland
Newsalije
Continéne
Ireland
Joseph Ward
Derby
King’s Head
Canterbury
Adeane
Rackfele
Somerse
Thames
Nelson
William Manning
Lambeth
Hungerford
Bow
Ges
Hanks
St. Michael’s
Coflany
Norwich
Chester
Mesits
Northgate-street
Gentiany
Holland
Prufitza
Mirretad
Fiflahn
West Prussia
Prince Louis of
Profia
Brom
Engliffi
Horite
Prussia
Theatre
Srukv
Laanes
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