Litchfield Meeting and Anniversary of Gentlemen Educated
An advertisement announces a meeting at the Swan Inn Lichfield on Thursday the 26th instant for the Anniversary of the Gentlemen educated under Reverend Price at Lichfield and Birmingham with dinner at four. Stewards named include William Humberston and J Fletcher Mackleton. Also notices about estate matters and a ten percent reward for recovery of Reverend William Broch’s outstanding effects through executors in various locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litchfield
Mr. Price
Lichfield
Birmingham
Swan-Inn
T.hursday
Willeam Humberston
J. Fletcher Mackleston
Lichfieldy
William Broch
Davenham
Cheshire
Wood
Tything
Worcester
Richard Barker
Bridge-street
Chetter
Shawe and Phillips
Row Bridge-street
London
Fragmented Local Notice on George Norman Esq
Fragmentary OCR shows a reference to George Norman Esq with unclear context. No clear event date location or action preserved. Describes a person and title but lacks verifiable details to summarize a specific ruling appointment or notice.
Attxoed’s Key Shipwreck and Caicos Gale Report
The French schooner A French, from Philadelphia with flour and provisions, found ashore near Attxoed’s key by the Fanny and Polly Light. A heavy gale at the Caicos toppled masts, drove a pilot boat ashore, and damaged vessels but saved many crews. Buildings fell minimally. Spanish brig from Porto Rico seen after the storm. RASSAU reports a large fireball seen at dawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Peil
Thissport
Porto Rico
Hispaniola
Grand Caicos
Insurrection Reports and Grain Trade Rise in New York
A letter from Turk's Island dated the roth notes insurrection near Port-au-Prince quelled and planters returning to plantations. In New York several orders for grain and flour to Ostend and Dun kirk raise wheat prices amid a large American crop. Trade to Great Britain Ireland grows with woollen warehouses expanding. gambling in National Bank Scrip hurts speculators and traders alike.
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N. W
Turk's Island
Cape Francois
Port-au- -Prince
New York
Creedie
Ostend
Dunkirk
America
Great Britain
Ireland
Death of a Sportsman and the Public Life Reflected
Eugenio presents a reflectiveFragment on the death of a sportsman known for skill with dogs Rover and Case amid inclement weather. The piece links the day’s failure to performance in Parliament, praising the decedent’s steadfast honesty, unflagging friendship, and gentle country tastes, concluding with a tribute to his varied life and wordkeeping nature.
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Rover
Case
Westminster Hall
House of Commons
Roger
Cash
Tam
Mintiy
Passage Describing A Man Expiring In Bed
A narrative notes that as he spoke his breath failed and he dropped his head on the pillow and expired. His friend stayed to ensure proper proceedings and left when he departed the home.
Exportation of Corn Sparks Public Outcry Over Bread Prices
A London letter denounces export of corn to France, arguing it starves English laborers as bread and provisions rise. It urges immediate government action to curb exports, noting mobs, high prices, and the misallocation of profits to corn contractors rather than the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Wool exports threaten home consumption prices, debate notes risk
Debates on French commerce warn that English provision supplies via agents could raise bread and meat prices. The discussion frames wool exports as a profitable but injurious branch, with agents named as continuing practices that could spike public costs if bread rises again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Reyipate
Oxford and Cambridge editors to publish new literary works
A series of 18th century scholarly plans is reported with Oxford Cambridge and Glasgow engaging editors for editions of Vuicéas Scylus and a biography of Dr Johnson. Other projects include a Life of Anthony Collins and a Lingustic filial language study backed by the Empress of Russia and the East India Company.
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University of Oxford
Parsons
Balial College
University of Cambridge
Vuicéas
University of Glasgow
Parsuns
Parr
Johnson
Lucian
Carr
Anthony Collins
Gibbon
Petersburgh
Russia
Maurice
University College
Oxford
East India Company
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Freet
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Flodchu Smile
Edward Simeon
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Henry Thornton
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Thos
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Strand
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Lit. Geo. Cornwall
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D. Rodwell
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Crellics
Henry Thomas
J. Blacquie
W.k.coufinaker
Bench Sparrow
Samuel Lewin
Beccles
Suffolk
Barnet, Hoare, & Co
Richard Troward
Wm. Archer
Scott J Sifton
Walden
Mr. Git
Wright
Ald Gill
Earl of
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W.S
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H. F. Gre- Juha
P. J. Griffith
Edw. Littleton
Hodes
Fin
Kent
H . Chandler
Clirmont
Earl of Hertford
J. W) Hodges
John Stepney
Mary Rovell
J. Boucher
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Ela
Clifton
Bristol
J. Maltham
Henn
Grant
R. Jenner
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Scheal Bay
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Prge
the Bahama Gazette
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