Morning at court and Italian war talk unfolds
A fragmented report recalls a morning scene at St James's Palace with a levee in thin attendance and notable introductions. It discusses Lord Willoughby and others presenting, and notes political debt concerns and money strains impacting loans and elections amid the Italian campaign and broader European tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polock
St. ‘Jamies’s Palace
Willovouay
Farpf
Liverrooty
Lord Hawkesbury
Lord Brasnan
J. Rous
Guinier Wate
Peter Burrells
Roney Tee
Rolle
Llor
Duké
Portland
Axne
Sréveer
Imp
Cabine
Putin
A A Cuties
Issimontele
Italy
Austriais
Iver
Flatts Gotha
Ain
Tyrol
Sumitier
Oreigniers
Anitrias
Rhine
Europe
Mir
Houke Bang
Ape Selons
Orv
Ladi Udeeyy
City of London Election at Guildhall Observed by Livery
A crowded Common Hall at Guildhall addressed by the Lord Mayor and Aldermen as London's representatives sought election to Parliament. Speakers defended public duty, the constitution, and policies on Militia, war, and trade while appealing for continued Livery support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleftidh
Eondod
Oretock
Sie
Tox
Condy
Warwin
Lewes
Milltia
England
Lord Chatham
Liocery
Eniglind
Wapping
Clarge
Axpersox
Comee
London
Heathpi
Lusainc Tex
Carrie
Falk
Reatsatic
Southwark Election Rally Endorses Mr. Tierney
At Margaret's Hill about 11 o'clock a large crowd backed Mr Tierney in a show of hands while Mr Thornton and Mr Turnerison faced a poll demand. Tierney praised reform and peace, while arguing against war and political corruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trerwey
Tuornton
Thele Usson
Tigrvey
Tugey
Farbussen
Theiliffen
Southwark
Thurston
Mary
Himy
Berek
Penete
Thexusson
Tierney
Hintin
Election disputes and police at polling in town rally
After the close of polls Mr Tierney and Mr Thellisson thanked electors, alleging improper influence by courts and police. He urged early voting, predicted minority dismay, and attacked constables who impeded the process while noting plans for repeal of gaming duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tierney
Theliasion
Ambiguous OCR Note Mentions Aldermen and Names
Fragmentary text lists Alderman references and several proper nouns. The readable portions mention Mr and Sir W Lew Anderson and what seems to be a civic or station context with partial numbers. No clear event, date, or actions emerge from the fragment.
May Day parade in an ancient borough inspires derision
A garbled May 24 account describes a public procession with moors and dignitaries, led by a mayor, provoking excitement, criticism, and the crowd's reaction as residents return to their homes amid pomp. The fragmented text hints at a ceremonial event and public response in a historic borough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nesterday
Gibraltar
Joi Ae Arin
Avo
Persea
Atu
Union Hospital
Boensfeund- Neesiizey
Diferte
Shieldss
Carpentes
Tomass
Diedsia
Tiem
Yning
Scotland
Abedeen
Praca
Fragmentary praise and names from a bygone poet page
A jumble of phrases mentions a Australian poet, a princess figure, and royal notices. Names and events are unclear but hint at a literary critique, awards, and decorative imagery featuring English oak leaves and a royal audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charming
Aera
Watts
Growéester
Kinc
Efk
Dublin Mayett Well Attends Late Lord Thomas Memorial
Fragmented report notes a gathering in Dublin Mayett with references to the late Lord Thomas and a divisional justice to fill a vacancy. Mentions mayor, sheriffs, assembly, and attendance by Alderman Bevan and Mr Crothers amid political duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ttémas
Nérthert Dinas
Miyor
Jderiten
Wwers
Cde
Tochington
Crothers
Raby
Bevan
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City OF London
Mr. Tecanron
Thellisson
Tiens
Athey
Fox
Coomne
Clerks
Stafford
Poole
Wiltshire
Willie Gach
Wrdekark
Jeisure
Daniel Isaac Eaton
Ae Bewy
Heron
Maxok
Aldermnan
Lususyo
Sir W. Lew
Anderson
Tewkysbuay
Dublin
Mayett
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