Frangals Retracted and Decline of French Liberty
A fragmented report discusses political turmoil in France during a time of revolutionary unrest. It condemns abuses by the Triumvirs, denounces state corruption, and laments the erosion of equality and property rights amid prosecutions and sensational propaganda. The piece highlights ministerial overreach, lack of accountability, and fears of dissolution of democratic safeguards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Ypres
Fats
France
Extraordinary Egyptian spies and Frankish conquests
Nogvet in his Travels notes an Egyptian tradition of spies reporting the state of the country to invite Frankish rulers. A Danish traveler recounts Nubian piracy and a grand signior’s swagger. Other passages discuss the origin of the Order of the Garter and a Bonnemain plant-vegetation process with asparagus grown in heated beds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nogvet
Buonapaate
Noxpar
Nordea
Deir
Grand Signior
Franks
St. Jean D
Order of the Garter
Rafel
Edward the
Wyndefor
Rychard Care de
Lyon
Richard I
Edward III
Bonnemain
Lord Chief Justice Kenyon cites fraud claim in sale of home
A King’s Bench trial in Guildhall involves a plaintiff suing for damages after selling a house claimed to be dry rot free. Lord Chief Justice Kenyon critiques the plaintiff’s case, noting no latent defects proven and concluding the action fails for want of scienter while highlighting limits of moral accountability in property deals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erine
Twersto
Ceferts
Atkin
Bowles
Erskine
Lord Mansfeld
Lamu
Winchester Assizes Trial Over Clothing Suit Between Flap Seller and Captain
The plaintiff, a flap-seller from Portsmouth, sued CaptainTemple of the Boyne for payment of uniforms at 11 9s 3d per man after the ship burned and crew were transferred to the Commerce de Marseille. A prior verdict for the plaintiff was set aside and a new trial granted. The jury found for the defendant on grounds that the promise to pay lacked a written record. The case, argued by Jebyl for the plaintiff and Bond for the defendant, was heard by a special jury of county magistrates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Boyne
Commerce de Mirseilles
Commerce de Marfeiligg
Temple
Gray
Capt. Temple
Jebyl
Bond
Agriculture Second Monthly Report for June Summary
The June report notes variable wheat conditions with improvements in some districts and losses in others, predicting at best two thirds of a fair island crop. Barley, oats and beans show mixed prospects due to wet weather and drought, while turnips suffer from fly and winds. Hay scarce and costly, hops improving but Kent and Sussex report vine shortages. cider counties expect three quarters a crop for better coopering. Wool prices rise on limited Spanish supply. Beef and mutton markets remain strong. lean cattle weaken from feed scarcity. horses selling well.
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Norfolk
Lancashire
Kent
Sussex
Worcestershire
Southdown
Welch
Leicester
Wilts
Murder case and court martial details reported in Cork and Limerick
Fragmentary dispatches describe a murder inquiry into a revenue officer and a general court martial in which Taylor and Mahony are named. Prisoners escorted by cavalry near Killalay and Roane Dragoons bound for New Geneva with transport to the West Indies are noted, along with execution at Galway of Frances Kheian for promoting illicit behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrne
Calor
Lina
Killalay
Cork
Stegao
Dunscombe
Limerick
Perfoss
Croom
Hia Olighing
Galway
Reading victims and prisoners noted after battles and travels
Saturday reports describe 250 Dutch prisoners moved from Basingstoke to Reading guard house on route from Porchester to Dunstable in Bedfordshire. Observers call them healthy young, many bearing liberty trees and red roses on caps. Reading Volunteers relieved Staffordshire Militias escort. Also mention Mrs Doug’s injury at Dean’s House and Duke of Reprokp owning 20 acres at Woburn for deer feeding. In Dublin, Mr Witrore drove Chanter from Stephen's Green to Killiney in 40 minutes, eight Irish miles, within a 57 minute bet, noting Irish miles equal fourteen English.
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Reading
Basingstoke
Porchester
Dunstable Castle
Bedfordshire
Lord Duntan
England
Staffordshire
Doug
Sueripanx
Duke of Reprokp
Woburn
Witrore
Killiney
Stephen’s-green
Dublin
Killney
N. B
Sporting Intelligence Second area teniee race results
The report lists multiple horse entries and outcomes from a racing event. Names include Golding, Tremonts, Howarth, Buzzard, Speculator, Trumpeter, Briinington, Mufti, Fidget, St George, and Biborina with various placings and weights.
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Bynaiyeat
Golding
Teamipator Fe
Roth
Heath Bec
W.galding
Ciermont
Tremonts
Howarth
Cudane
My. Panton
Br. c
Buzzard
W. Goldings
of Grafton
C. “Bunbury
Clermon
Howaraé Spechlator
Cottan
Adams
Bennington
Ogkion's
St. George
Sit
Twomida
Grotverié Biborina
Mir
Heathcote
Dragon
Tewen
Scath
Ipswich Racing Notebook Fragment With Jumbled Entries
Fragmentary Ipswich notes show disordered entries for a Tuesday event. Mentions include four, a king plate, pony names like Baldack and Hillermost, two mile heats, telegraphy years, and vague references to geese and meteors amid garbled text.
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King
Baldack
Geese eSir
Ranbory
Hillermost
Meteor
Election hopes and tax doubts in a Belfast export tale
The article notes Mr H Téoxe’s failed Westminster election bid, claiming 300 per year wages and under 6d income tax. It reports Belfast exporting liken cloth worth about 1,000,000, and details naval actions with a French privateer near Yarmouth Roads. It mentions York Assizes trials and a brutal tiger execution scene with a Java man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Téoxe
Westminster
Belfast
Dundee
Earl of Apoynt
Foster
Hull
London
Yarmouth Roads
Norway
Jupiter
Paat
York
Cambridge Commencement Records of Degrees and Names
Cambridge commencement lists graduates from Magdalen Trinity and other colleges on July 2. The record names Walliam Gretton Nath Wingfield Raine Tafter and many more, detailing Bachelors and Masters in Divinity Civil Law Physic and Nobility, with numerous fellows and colleges cited.
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Walliam Gretton
Matter
Magdalen College
John Wingfield
Mathew Raine
John Tafter
Nath
Trinity
Cates Richa Hardi
Emanuel College
Walter Ring
Joseph Progtor
Catherine Hall
Wm. Kem
J. Naylor
Farith
Queen’s College
Zs Brooke
Sir John’s Colleges
Loyd
Thomas Sanpsom
Trinity College
Redhirs
Jo John’s College
War
Adams
Pehirls i Rich
Bart
Latiges
Charles Beever
Ro Afelfoot
Tenity
Andrew Greens Off
John. Strange
Dandridge
Ema James
Ema James Brown "Thompson, of Caius College. . _Bachglors
Richard Patrick Lasterly
Edward Donne
Caius Colleges
C.D. Navinoir
Emanuel Colleges
Thomas Turners
Robert Digby
Lord Digby
Emanuel Col Lege
Tho. de Grey
Lord Walsingham
Loraine
Mistard Hawke
Reynolds
Ludiam
Mills
Fon
Eyres
Champnes
King's College
St. John’s. College
Thorn
Bance
Brow Butter
Hayton
Queen's College
Barnes
Thomason
Petir
Trinity Hall
Lloyd
Prinity Spress
Tahen
Bert Edelts Bly
Trinity Calleses
Miy Janes Michel
Emanuel College Sanchei
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Commission OF Nantes
King's
Ine Ie
Winchester
Keet Uv
Agriculture
Sporting Intelligence
Ipswich
Cambridge
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