HANOVER EXHIBITION OPEN WITH PICTURES AND LOTTERIES
Hanover area notes Linwood’s Exhibition now open daily from nine in the morning to one with Sunday closure, featuring additional pictures. Irish Lottery begins November 18, English Lottery and Swift and Co’s State Lottery details given, with tickets and shares selling licensed offices across England Scotland and Ireland. Also announces reprint of English Encyclopedia and a court case outline with multiple petty thefts and a burglary trial in Bow Street.
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Hanover
Linwood
M. Wift and Co
Atone Poultry
Ee Perkeat Drift
Eng Lotteries
Ote
Svrift
C.o
Purdis
Vacdiapgat
Sizteenttof
D. Lottery
England
Scotland
Ireland
Or &F
Clint
Werther
G. Kearsley
London
Zilo
Colbert
Dublin
Bell
Boyd Donkbird
Trial Records of Thefts and Burglary Not Guilty
The report details multiple 18th century theft cases including Cath. Smith found guilty of stealing a blue cloth coat from John Jones, John Carter acquitted of burglary involving women’s stockings, Lid ia Bentham indicted over hats from the brig Kerie tied to a customs officer’s testimony, and Elizabeth Smith charged with larceny for caps and shifts. verdicts show Not Guilty for Bentham and Carter, with Smith’s fate to be determined.
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Mary Waghere
Robert Biffap
William Gilbert
Thomas Willams
James Buthwell
Thomes Dean
Ni Oah
Middlesex
Thomas Ford
Middle’ Temple
Teave
London
Notage A
Middle Temple
Déan
Normary Cross
Bow-street
Thowison
Thanas Periz
Henry Yates
Cath
Smith
John Jones
John Carter
Charles Pend
Lidia. Bentham
Kerie
Thames
Messrs
Lindo
West Indies
Shropshire
Sip
Marine Police Office
Shrophire
Elizabeth Smith
British and French Naval Movements in the Channel
Reports from Plymouth and Admiralty indicate a British convoy with 16 gun ships sailing for the West Indies, while French and Dutch vessels are sighted at Texel and Cadiz roads. Lords and captains, including Lord Howse Sexymann, await signals for further operations as fog and muster reports unfold.
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Pereil
West Indies
Huca Sexymann
Cowes
Diemaar
Weymouth
Wuls
Texel
Ee Garived
Alepta
Feance and War Decrees Reach the Lake Constance Region
Fragmented dispatch details French forces pillaging Cozac and a Lake Constance town as 7 800 francs demanded. War council sentences include four months imprisonment and confiscation for liberty-tree saboteurs. Hessian rhetoric praises heroic resistance while urging solidarity with affected civilians.
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Cozac
Pouingsburgh
Miehers
Hitler Bagis
Cayenne
Sperseas
Sde
Oleconj
Soepha
Council of Five Hundred October Sitting Report on Auxiliary Marine
In the October session the Council of Elders reported on resolving the creation and organization of an auxiliary marine. It argues for a powerful naval force to deter England and protect commerce, warning that diligence, secrecy, and a robust auxiliary system could revive privateering and defend French interests.
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H Prlaner
Wrench
Yates
Isie
Wren
England
Paris
Council of Elders
Vartcien
Council of Five Hundred
Countitef Rive
Hans Hondrét
Dagny
Jene Barts
Chen Ame
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