Illustrations of British History and Mary Queen of Scots
Excerpts from Lodge on Henry VII to James I with notes from Howard, Taxnot, and Cecil families. Includes letters and transactions touching Exitz Agetu, Mary Queen of Scots custody, and 1515 16th century ordnance store inventories. Passages cover gunpowder, colonial garrisons, and exchanges between Thomas Allen, the Earl of Shrewsbury, and Robert Conyer with domestic affairs in London.
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Howard
Taxnot
Cecil
Exitz Agetu
Earl of Saxrswspury
Mary Queen of Scots
Tuomas Allen
Earl of Shrewsbury
Conyar
London
Signs and Tokens as Husband and Wife Indicators
A specimen of social folklore notes that couples in various settings reveal marriage through behavior. It mentions a quarrelsome couple in company, silent travel in a coach, accidental gestures, distant field walks, and a possessive, unconcerned suitor as signs of being husband and wife.
Capture of the Pettah at Bangalore 1791 detailed account
An extract dated March 11, 1791, recounts Colonel Cockerell commanding a detachment that stormed the Pettah of Bangalore at dawn. Moorhouse was killed directing artillery. the 36th Regiment and Bombay units held firm as Tippoo’s forces attacked. Lord Cornwallis reorganized, the fort's batteries opened, and preparations for surrender followed amid heavy fighting and casualties.
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Bangalore
Cockerell
Moorhouse
Tippoo
Lord Cornwallis
Mos
Pettah
Schott
Bengal Regiment
76Th Regiment
Wight
76Th
Madrass
Sattimangalum
Delany
Pertal
Seringapatam
Smith and Coote
Medows
Cornwallis
Evacuation and troop reduction across Choczim and Wallachia
From Petersburgh dated August 20 reports that by the end of September troops will evacuate Choczim Wallachia and all conquests to be restored to the Turks. Magazines are being emptied and works demolished for sale. Troops will shift to a peace establishment and French soldiers will be discharged. News of the Pacha of Acre seizing a French vessel and Mecca being attacked by Hiafnah Kiassafa, aided by Diarbeck Damas and Aleppo factions, is also noted.
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Choczim
Wallachia
Austria
Low Countries
Italy
Levant
Pacha
Acre
France
Constantinople
Mecca
Mahomet
Hiafnah Kiassafa
Pachas
Diarbeck
Damas
Aleppo
Frome horse thief moved to Bridgewater in terror
Country news reports Silas Chapman, convicted for horse stealing, transported from Herefordshire to Bridgewater to heighten fear among horse thieves. Other items include butter weights, a fishman found dead near Cheadle, drownings in Beer and Yarmouth, a Norwich court sentencing for theft, and Weymouth weather notes. A notable livestock sale at Croom Abbot and Prince of Wales visit to Brighton precede sports and woollen trade notes in Yorkshire towns.
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Silas Chapman
Frome
Anadeas
Herefordshire
Bridgewater
Leather price likely to fall with Clyde arrivals
Scotland Evingurgh Sept 8 The Jeffiey Stevenson from New Providence in the Bahama Islands has reached Clyde with 5500 cow hides. Two more vessels are daily expected with about 8000 hides each, a supply that will certainly lower leather prices which have risen by around sixty or seventy per cent in recent years.
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Sidbury Turnpike
Gloucester
Hereford
Brecknock
Derbyshire
Croom Abbot
Lady Coventry
Alderney
Jeffiey Stevenson
New Providence
Bahama Islands
Clyde
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