Fragmented 19th century notices from Liverpool and Birmingham guild taverns
Fragmented OCR text lists names and places tied to attorney firms, craftsmen, and public notices across Liverpool Birmingham Bath Newport and Somerset. References include Brickdale Moiga and Horas Bolton with various taverns such as Globe and White Hare, plus dates like November 5 and 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabernacle-garre
Shoreditch
Guildhally
Hepitian
Nottingham
Bamnerufss
Lantafler
Globe Tavern
Liverpool
Nazlur
Robert _Brickdale -Moiga
Birmingham
Sh Kfperre
Horas Bolton
Elmecout
Temple
Pbertner
Szlyzacombe
Widcomble
Somerset
Fae
Fat Moon
Altornes
Fhifs
Pearson
Richard Pettit
the -White-hare Tavern
Bath
Autornios, Mesiry
Hughes
Bishop
Newina
Royal Navy and Allied Movements Amid Mediterranean Policy
The report details naval orders for ships to be refitted for sea, possible Channel Fleet division under Earl Howe, and assignments to Sir Joan Jervis’s squadron aboard Queen Charlotte. It notes Lord Hood’s active foreign service, a surrender at Touton, and troop movements including the 42nd Foot to the Continent. Also mentioned are Comet’s purchase, dispersal orders for several regiments, and political plots surrounding the French queen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apmiralty
Eorunia
Falmouth
Reine Loaift
Joan Js Rvis
Channel Fleet
Earl Howe
Queen Charlotte
Darmstadt Forest
Mediterranean
Lord Hood
Doulon
Touton
42D Regiment of Foot
Duke of York
Othe Buffs
Lord Niwaax
Greenwich
Lord Darrington
Comet
Frepano
Great’ Britain
6Th Dragoon- Guards
Light Dragoons
Cork
Portsmouth
FranNe
Slavery revolt and piracy in Papal state fleet incident
A Papal squadron sailing from the harbor was struck by a slave mutiny. About 260 chained rowers freed themselves, seized weapons, and forced the ship, taking hostages including the Captain, while burning with plans to capitulate. The mutineers departed with arms and provisions, and Rome learned of the event as cavalry and infantry mobilized. The other news describes Catherine the great’s influence on Poland and church dissidents amid political intrigues and shifting alliances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ervita Vecchta
Canton
Rome
Malta
Artridges
Eusone
St. Angelo
Gloucester Weekend Delivers Mixed Arts and Racing Note
Last night closed a week of events in Gloucester with the Messiah performance drawing about 1300 attendees. A successful concert and ball followed, while the racecourse featured Delta and Spearman heats, a pony match, and a bustling crowd with carriages and lively theatre all adding to a dramatic scene. a box fracas ended with a black eye and a royal pardon by friendly bystanders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mara
Gloucester
Sueil
Delta Ret
Sippons
Johnny
Fairs at Horringer and surrounding markets report weak demand
At Horringer Suffolk fair on September 4, lamb show large but buyers few and prices well below Ipswich. Sir Charles Davers's flock lambs sold 13 to 14 shillings per score. feed shortages and unpromising turnips blamed. Several notable sheep and cattle displays at Harlow Bush and Great Sheep Market, but sales were sparse and prices lower than the prior week. Horses and cheese sales also saw low demand and prices across Salisbury Wilton and Wincheste r fairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horringer Fair
Suffolk
Ipswich
Charles Davers
J. W. Allen
Wheastead
a.Leicestershire
Hofte
Barwick
Norfolk
Harlow Bush Fair
Essex
Barnet
St. Giles’s Hill
Winchester
Magdalen Hill
Salisbury
Wilton Fair
Witon
Austrians Enforce Rhine Crossing Near Rhinfeld
Report from Brisgaw on September 3 notes Austrian forces under General Lichtenberg crossing the Rhine near Rhinfeld and encamping between Rhinfeld and Basil with about 360 men, daily reinforcements. French commander warns Basil canton to defend the defiles or face intervention, as Austrians aim to reach Porentruy and threaten Upper Alsace while Basle would be spared by the 1648 Westphalian treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lichtenberg
Rhine
Rhinfeld
Basil
Porentruy
Upper
Alsace
Hanoverians Retreat From Ghent Area In World War News
News from Ostend reports a Hanoverian detachment with heavy baggage retreating toward Ghent as Admiral Macerive’s squadron blocks Nieuwport. The Duke of York contemplates moving to Flanders or sending Clairfait with forces to aid the Duke before Dunkirk after heavy Hanoverian losses. The Duke learned of Freytag’s defeat by pencil note and ordered a bold line formation during a near-simultaneous sortie. The 14th regiment is praised for gallantry as the retreat was skillfully conducted, with Os tend unaware of the action until Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghent
Macerive
Nieuport
Prince of Corcourse
Quesnoy
Flanders
Clairfait
Duke of York
Dunkirk
Frey Tag
Ostend
Harbor action near Torbay with Howe command fleet
The letter details a naval engagement position near Torbay with Earl Howe commanding a line of seventy two ships and five frigates. Daily expectations of five or six more ships of the line are noted and it is believed Howe will go to sea within two to three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Howe
Harl Rowe Wils
Crisis in Zeneva as Piedmontese advance and Lyons defends
Report from Zeneva dated September 3 describes a deteriorating situation in the town. Piedmontese forces are in Savoy with slow progress while the French refuse further aid after prior requests for cannons and muskets. They offer 3 to 4 thousand bushels of corn and there is a large exodus of women and children from Lyons, which continues to defend itself staunchly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savoy
Lyons
French Fleet Sighting Near Plymouth In Channel Reports
Reports from Plymouth note two frigates sent to order back a fleet of 200 sail under the Diadem convoy bound for the Mediterranean. Observers saw 33 large ships further afield, possibly French, while Ranger cutter and Druid frigate prepared signals in the Sound to relay any fleet discovery to the admiral in Hamoaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mediterranean
Tor- Bay
Scilly
Ranger
Corcrove
Evirson
Hamoaze
Letter-carrier charged with stealing Bank Bill
Fohn Saunder a letter-carrier was yesterday charged with stealing a Bank Bill from a letter. The note, property of Mr Potter Wedd of Cambridge, was traced to Saunder after its non arrival and he was committed for re examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm.addington
Fohn Saunder
Potter Wedd
Cambridge
Robert Wedd
Gerard-street
Scho
Fresh military munitions ordered from Woolwich and Derby official dies
A large consignment of ammunition is ordered to depart from Woolwich Warren to the Continent with immediate cannon supplies approved by the Board of Ordnance. Sir Rupert Meap Walmot, three days after serving as steward of the Derby Musical Festival, died suddenly on Monday at Hoddesde near Derby from an apoplectic fit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwich Warren
Board of Ordnance
Sir Rupert Meap Walmot
Derby
Hoddesde
Fragmentary 19th Century Finance Notes and Tickets
The snippet shows money rates and bonds, including 8 per cent consols at 74, government stock around 76a to 75.5, and Navy 8 per cent at 205 with a premium. Lottery tickets priced 18s 6d, bank October figures, and India investments appear, with few clear entities or full context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee i
New Navy
Rshalf Ag
Lickets Ul
Bank
Ivet Inc. India
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Ondon
Thomas’ Bénnett
Copthurst
Lancaster
Callicoprinter
Bullint
Bianthorme
Thomas Culps
Wiliam
Crisp
Lawrente- Fis
Moaisters
Stoke's Croft
Buttol
William, Simpson
Puypanail
Atnham
Ergat
Mile- End
Ichard Pottinger
Brdwick
Timber-Merchnt
Walter Miller
Bat Ft Settheld
Peorge
Eapkeery
Italy
Poland
Sta Nislaus
Lefien
Sete Seale
Betwen
Russia
Count Ponitatowski
England
Charves Hawpoury Williams
Petersburgh
Rumia
Perse We i
Elizaveta
Havi
Prussia
France
Austria
Hungary
Ay Saxon
Poniatowsxi
Catharine
Brisgaw
Serv
Torbay
Lepréusie 1
Shiph. G. Ee
Cai
Charlotte Ria
Brunswick
J. Harve Ruffel
P. Rainier
Harvey
Royal George
Aler
Coton Mente
Dacres
Bowyvsr Prince
Pigott
Edgar
Carpenter
Zeneva
Plymouth
Sept. Ifa
Row Street
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