Davison’s Palmyrene Soap and Perfume Oils Advertised
An advertisement details Davison and Son’s Davison’s Original Perfumed Palmyrene or Violet Scented Soap praised for beautifying and preventing chapping skin. Notes improved fragrance from a late ornament in a mix of exquisite perfumes. Also promotes Exir of Roses and outlets in chief towns and London at Fleet Street.
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Avison
Davison
England
London
J. Davises
San
Fleet-street
Robberies, counterfeit notes, and price reports in Dublin
Reports detail a street robbery of Mr Manders and a pursuit leading to two captured suspects, one named Farrell, with pistols and stolen watches found. A larger seizure uncovers a counterfeit bank note operation run by Catherine Kearns and Patrick Lacy, with plates and apparatus seized. The Lord Mayor debunks rumors of flour dumping to raise prices, cites abundant harvest, and warns against false alarms. market prices for beef mutton veal butter potatoes wheat and flour are listed.
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Manders
Sfanders
Brackenttown
Mr. M
Chomas Street
Farrell
Alderman Manders
Ujfer
Faynle
Greeham
Catleestreet
Rhutsday
Rhutsday- Daft; Major Swan, Discovered, In Flammond-lane
Catherine Kearns
Vatrick Lacy
Weaford
Rositer
Lacy
J.ond
Dublin
Reading and Newsbury Butter Prices and Local Movements
A garbled notice mentions Reading and Newsbury deciding to restrict butter prices to under one thing per pound, with a late reference to Day 3, a depot, and various individuals linked to local sporting life and Greenwich. The fragmentary text hints at commercial conversions and place names without a clear single event.
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Reading
Newsbury
Waftham
Torin
Paine
Greenwich
Turbulent Market Prices Rally Ends In Restored Peace
Early yesterday hand-bills urged town inhabitants to gather at the Town Hall to curb the cost of provisions with flour at 3s per peck, butter 1 4d, mutton and pork 6d per lb for a month. The mob, mainly boys and women, threatened millers. Volunteers and Cavalry dispersed the crowd as magistrates acted firmly. Some fear republican agitators are fueling the unrest, though order now returns.
Nottingham Corn Relief Efforts Amid Market Strain
Report from Nottingham notes magistrates and merchants acting to ease hunger by selling corn to the poor at 3s 6d per stone, while fears grow that farmers will shift supplies to other markets. Weekly wheat use around 400 quarters, with barley mixed for bread. Lord Mippreron and Sir Genvase Cutrroncas pledge to aid the poor and influence tenants to uphold fair sales during the period.
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Nottingham
London
P.S
Lord Mippreros
Lord Mippreron
Woolaten
Nottinghai
Gord MrppLeTon
Rioters Rampage Across Birmingham and Nearby Towns
Reports from Birmingham dated September 16 describe a night of disorder with mobs attacking shops and homes in Smallbrook Street and Leegaston. Rioters looted bacon and corn, broke windows, and clashed with peace officers as military presence grew while coroner inquiries continue into a fatal shooting at Pykkann’s mill.
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New-ftrec
Wuatex
Harrisey
Leigbaston
Westbrymwich
Walsall
Newsy
Birmingham
Unclear fragmentary criminal plot reported
The text describes a covert plot where two ringleaders are privately offered a guinea to act, then begin to use bludgeons on companions and disappear within minutes. The passage is fragmented and lacks full context or names.
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Ike- Dectar
Mohof
Mansion House Mason Charged After Disturbance
Thomas Burren a journeyman was brought before the court charged with having been in a crowd that created an uproar outside Mansion House yesterday evening. Colonel AlysuRIER testified he saw him in the crowd and heard him shouting. He was discharged on entering into recognizances for his future appearance.
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Thomas Burren
Taylor
Colonek
Examination of witness and trials for unlicensed sales
The information cites an examination of witnesses in cases where Jacob Miers is named as owner or occupier. A gentleman faced a charge for weapons or powder, charged with receiving a mitigating penalty and costs, with an appeal to Westminster sessions. In St James’s Haymarket a salesman was convicted for selling hay underweight and of poor quality, incurring the full penalty.
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Jacob Miers
Pairepowder
St. Janis
Hanover Fes
Haymarket
St. James's
Farner
Clerkenwell Sessions: William Stennet Found Guilty
William Stennet brother of John Stennet, previously convicted, also a butcher, was tried and found guilty of a similar offence at Clerkenwell Sessions on October 17. The report notes forestalling and confirms the conviction.
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Clerkenwell
Sessions
William Stennet
John Stennet
Public Office Case: Forgery Charge Linked to Draft
Yesterday Edmund Birkettin was charged with forging and uttering a draft for 95 purporting to be Edward Stables. Stables denied handwriting and knowledge of the draft, stating the prisoner lived with him as clerk months ago. The prisoner admitted giving the draft to the presenter but not forging it, claiming he found it on Stables's desk before leaving. He was committed for further examination. Coleman and Nye were remanded for suspected felonies.
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Ged Bailey
Wroyespay
Justice le Buane
Baron“ Toruas
Baron Cuamork
Barney Keenan
Cornelius Samielson
River Thames
Pheb
Smith
Penn
London
John Clafon
Stephen Neatt
Robert Barrett
George Millworth
Melkicorthail
Anucon
Chitwell-street
Coles
Milkworth
Ws Milworth
Barrett
Fmdék Frock
Lis
Gwxey
Millworth
Bow-Sereet
Edmund Birkettin
Edward Stables
Meéirs
Rarifom
Morland
Coz
Palmatt
Stables
Aid
Itchard
Coleman
Willam
Theatre Debuts Hamlet In Distinct Credence At Drayham
The Theatre opened its fiction year with Hamlet under MingL management. The Gentleman’s depiction of the prince was praised for its vigor and accuracy. No interior changes were noted, but the exterior is described as offensive and promised to be improved to a worthy metropolis standard.
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Mingl
Yafe
Falmouth News Brief on Maritime Mail Arrangements
Fragmentary report from Falmouth mentions the Jamaica Mail and American Packet ships with Government dispatches. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR but indicate a focus on mail voyages and related shipping notices.
Shipping News From Yarmouth and Cuxhaven Ports
Yesterday arrivals include the Ardent and Zebra bombarded ships from Elfteur. The Prince of Si Keales Packet reached Yarmouth from Cuxhaven with the Chambered Mail of the Port. Vessels Ardent Bul Peteran and Rooney proceed to Goreey on a cruise. Espiegle and likely Glatton in the offing. King George packet sails to Cushaven with mails and passengers. Five packets arrive at Cuxhaven on dates 6 and 10: Prince of Wales az Deuxe, Prince of Wales Serrox, Express with Mail, Princess Royal with infant, and Prince of Orange BriDGF with mail and infant.
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Yarmouth
SrPy
Yaterday
Ardent
Elfteur
Cuxhaven
Ai AL Patie
Glatton
King George
Cushaven
Prince of I Wales
Prince of Wales
Serrox
Express
Dent
Plymouth Serf ships sail on East India venture
Plymouth reports the Edgar, a 74 gun ship, from the Channel fleet. The Phoebe, a 36 gun frigate, and the Giorgiana East India packet joined a cruise bound for the East Indies.
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Plymouth
Edgar
Channel Fleet
Phebe
Ant Giorgiana East India Packet
Portsmuth Port Visits From the Downs Frigate
This morning the Cajor frigate from the Downs arrived at Portsmouth while a distance sloop departed with a convoy for the Downs.
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Portsmouth
Downs
Canvoy
Late rains boost hops yet keep prices high
The article notes benefits from late rains to hop plantations, with expected yield rising from 40,000 to about 75,000 units, while prices remain exorbitantly high. It warns of revenue declines from many stragglers in Suffex and Kent, and mentions miscellaneous topics including a court on the Gladiator at Portsmouth, Lt. Crenk's dismissal, a rider incident injuring Sir Priore Gras’ servant, Windsor Palace work, and transport movements in Southampton.
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Kent
Portsmouth
Crenk
Alliance
Priore
Gras
Tunbudge
Cameron
Imahner
Wyatt
Tffe Architec
Satan Fe Faurimer
Windsor
Southampton
Harles
Porworth
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King’s
Head Tavern
Nottingstam
Drayha
Sue News
Falmouth
Hobart
Jamaica
Garter
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