Augsburg and Ulm Imperial Cities in Swabia and Bavaria
A long historical panorama describes Augsburg as a major imperial city on the Danube near Ulm, its mixed Protestant and Catholic leadership, fortifications, a strong guild system, and notable religious tensions culminating in the 1530s and 1555 Diets. Ulm’s large Lutheran presence, fortifications, and 1702–1704 Bavarian siege are noted, with descriptions of its trade in linen, cotton, and papermaking, plus its governance by aldermen and noble-burgher electors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aigesta Vindelicorum
Bavaria
Lech
Wardary
Aillée- Fouil
Batithdn
Donavert
Shatia
Charles V
Augburg
Hoachstat
Swabia
Danube
Strasburg
Bahia
Fips
Ulm
Hochat
Court remarks on prisoner relief and money recovery
A Gloucestershire magistrate comments on allowances for prisoners and the limits of recovering money. He cites that the court should rigidly adhere to the rules, allowing exceptions only in cases of illness and under magistrates care, noting statutory constraints on prisoner support and the need for proper supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Car
Hefei
Glass
George Paul
Gloucester
Khan
Private Manor Estate Sale at Blyth Hall Nottinghamshire
An advertisement outlines private contract sale of the Manor or reputed Manor of Bilby Hall near Barnby Moor. It details a 46 acre freehold estate with a large mansion of multiple reception rooms, attics, staff rooms, stabling for 12, outbuildings, gardens, river frontage, a fishery, and adjacent farm house with cottages. The property sits near Blyth, in a region with canals and nearby market towns.
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Bilby. Hall
Nottinghamshire
Bieby
ove-Cote
Othe Ganilene
Coneglar
Manson
Ithe Manor
CIA
Barnby
Retford
Blyth
Hiannam
Moncey
Notice of medical text and counterfeiting action in 1800s London
An 1800 publication promotes a medical advisory about dieting and cold baths while noting a genuine remedy and health precautions. It also records William Suits's admission that he sold spurious Epilhing drops, his bond not to repeat the offense, and a public acknowledgment signed in London on 29 March 1800 with witnesses.
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Pippop
Ark
Franig
Princes-of
Tranquebar
France
Ifes
Bourbon-and
Les Reunion
Seringapatam
Jan Lagithman
India
IIE Ieee
Ashe Courtry
Y-R. Squirrell
Mid
Mair Rantslighley
Fleet-street
W. J. and
Jr. Richartson
Hatchard
Denmark
Soho
Sage ‘Pahier
Fork
Sheppard
CSC En
Aperenaeen
Francis Spilfoury
Soho Square
Lomlon
Dorothy Gribbie
Es Wills M Smith
Ben Brown
The Emperor Paul and French Peace Efforts
A translated newspaper excerpt discusses French attempts to conciliate Emperor Paul, praising Paul’s role in saving Europe and France. It contrasts Directory aims with Paul’s actions, arguing his stance protected Europe from upheaval and forestalled revolutionary excesses.
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Teis
Paul
Pyutha
Bonaparte
Valacy
Directory
Pruffin
Europe
France
Frejas
Republic of Venice
Sandinia
Tuscany
Naples
Catherine
Papers Found in Palace of Seringabatam
Fragmentary OCR notes reference found papers at a palace in Seringabatam. The text mentions dates, inquiries, and a governor or official role, but details are garbled and unclear.
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Palace OF
Seringabatam
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Augsburg
Biberach
Imperial City
Russ
Ulin
Bach
Eal
Pritcpal
Ijnen
Germany
Niles
Mfeimningen
Leutkirky
Zentaun Shah
Mohammid
Tenia Fey
Ambadadors
Thor
Himelf
Younty
Mapfara Inselets
Th. J Shea
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