Notable Grand Master of Rhodes and Siege of Rhodes
Fragmentary account recalls Grand Master of Rhodes, a French noble, elected 1521 after CanneTs demise, his resistance to Ottoman siege led by Soliman the Turk, and eventual capitulation of Candia. It notes his later journey to Naples and Waterloo, and reveres him as Faithful Soldier of Jesus Christ and Defender of the Fort.
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Paves
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Our Lady of Mercy
Naples
Waterloo
Adryawne Sizin
Jesus
Malta
Fragmented European fears and crisis echo in Paris reports
A damaged, typographically chaotic dispatch discusses population comparisons, fears of war with Germany, and France facing external threats. It references Paris journals, alliances, and the idea of a looming struggle for national preservation, alongside scattered notices of military trials and a tragic Edinburgh fire.
Proceedings on Libel Indictment at Guildhall Refused
The court discussed how the libel indictment should be tried and whether Mr Caghell and Mr Johnson would be brought up for judgment together or separately. It was decided that each defendant is punished for his own delinquency, and the application was refused.
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Caghell
Guildhall
Johnson
St. Paul’s Churchyard
Kenxon
Twoen
Barry
Aididon
Ship News From The North Seas And Atlantic Trade
The North Star reports ships sailing from Hambro to Charlston with fourthed in the North Seas on November 1. The Triton Faber Esther Green from Lisbon to Newfoundland were captured by a privateer. The former burnt and the latter surrendered to the crews and arrived at Newfoundland. The Athletic Horsley from Shields to London was left on Gunfleet head. The crew and part of the materials saved. Ene Bee from Jersey was off the coast of Labray. Morey the gift of Argut coast cia Gironde privateer captured near the Banks of Newfoundland the Clermont Bristol from Commerte Calif from Norfolk to London the George fels and one Po. The Robinson is since got off. From New York to Madeira two English vessels proceeded. Atkinson from Whitehaven and John and Betley Walhh from Liverpool were driven ashore off the North Bull near Dublin in a gale. The Charlotte Carpenter was left on the coast of Labradore on the 11th of September.
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Hambro
Charlston
North Seas
Mtn
Carlislé
Coroner Inquest On Mary Gevin Found Dead At Doctor’s House
A coroner’s inquest at Mary Gevin’s death near Lincoln’s Inn Fields found the deceased had been last seen alive at Dr M Laurin’s house. Evidence suggested she fell while returning to bed, striking her head and dying from a fractured skull. The jury returned an accidental death verdict.
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