Revolt of Peasantry in Genoa Arrests Shocks City
A peasant revolt in Genoa on September fourth was incited by priests and nobles with religious pretexts. It spread through Belagno valley and surrounding regions, aiming to destroy the Constitution and liberty. A man named Fresco allegedly led the conspiracy and has been arrested and imprisoned amid public indignation.
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Genoa
Belagno
Fresco
Peace prospects dim in France as diplomat returns
The Evening Mail reports the French peace negocia tion collapsing after the Directory’s rise to power. Lord Malmesbury’s envoy travels from Calais toward London amid speculation of market turmoil and arrests in Paris. Royal Windsor sightings and state events fill a separate update on the royal family, bread prices, and naval matters.
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France
Maumessuey
Pantsi
Herflett
Lord Malmisotey
Calais
London
Vrance
Lisie
England
Executive Directory of
Lord Marmesauey
Lord Mateszuey
Duxpas
Theatre improvements and social notes from Bristol era
A London style theatre review notes a refined opening, with new boxes and a centered pit entrance, stage refinements, and audience comfort. It mentions the Earl of Manstrep and Countess traveling after a marriage, opera plans at Bristol, St Matthew's Day civic services, and a fatal accident and robberies around London, Bath, and surrounding towns, with multiple injuries and a city-wide crime report.
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Earl of Manstrep
Becca Lodge
Aberford
William Markham
Ely
Nassau
Earl of Roca- Forp
Essex
Switzerland
Bristol
Quick
St. Matthew’s Day
Royal Hospitals
Christ Church
Christ’s Hopital
Grammar School
Swan
Kingsland Road
Edmonton Fair
Ives
Backlane
Whitechapel
Avon
Bath
Keynsham
Chew
Peterkaner
Prafty
Hyde Park
Burke
Hac Baeeset
Coopers
Liam Graves
Fountain Place
Nara
Zbatpon
Bride-lane
Mrstuster
Dropmore
Langley Broom
Henry Dyer
Hannah
Clerkenwelleen
St. Martin’s Parith
Goodwin’s Court
Parish
Patiage Fen
OB Hs
Market fluctuations and a late arrival at town
The report notes funds dipping to around 49 percent yesterday afternoon, the market near five o'clock open with letters this morning mentioning Lord Maugsbury’s arrival and a subsequent journey to town. The Fusps showed a further low mood as the counsels opened at 482 and fluctuated to 495, 48, and 483 to 48 percent, while the Loyalty Loan traded at a 17 percent discount.
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Rovers
Lord Maugsbury
Counels
Port News Dispatches From Seaman Reports
Maritime notices describe multiple ships arriving at and leaving ports, captures by privateers, wrecks near Chichester and Vigo, and a sailor executed at Spithead. Vessels include the Peggy Reynolds Schonhoven Sophia Magdalena Lucinda Mariners Fea Fanny Crews and more with destinations Demerara Lisbon Guernsey Cork London and Barbados.
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Erie
Alger
Williams
Demarara
Bristol
Leeward
Johannes
Reynolds
Cowes
Mar
Newfoundland
Barbadoes
Zedhey
Peggy
Reynholds
Lisbon
London
Vigo
Schonhoven
Grenada
Joyce
Guernsey
Cork
Brest
Sophia
Magdalena
Gothenburg
Chichester
Lucinda
Robinson
Memel
Arendahl
Fea
Pijlau
Hull
North Sea
Fanny
Lortnear
Bedford
Spithead
Clyde
Weymouth
Blackhouse Point
Middle Bank
Ryde
Saveriand
Portsmouth
Gospoort
Plymouth
Seaflower
Unicorn
Ireland
Bridgetown
St. Kitt’s
Lerward Islands
Downs
Clytles
Portsouth
Seruspury Patent Drops Advertised for Various Ailments
An 18th century advertisement touts Seruspury patent drops as curative for scurvy goat rheumatism evil leprosy nervous affections and related complaints. Sold at the Dispensary in Sano square and by general vendors in bottles of 5s and 2s 2s each. Drops said to work best with spa waters or sea bathing.
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Seruspury
Sano ~ Square
Married at St Bridé s Fleet-rect
Yesterday at St Bridé s in Fleet-rect, Mr Eddison Farriery wed Miss Royhuuld, niece of Wmy Worthy Esq of Piaittow Essex.
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St. Bridé’s
Eddison
Fleet
Royhuuld
Wmy Worthy
Piaittow
Essex
Obituaries and notices from a Warwickshire and London parish
Fragmentary obituaries and notices record deaths and church figures across locations including Tottenham High Cross, Shuckburgh Park Warwickshire, Blackheath, Wigmore Street London, and Maidstone. Entries mention Jane Forster, Evelyne Bart Lady Shuckburgh, Mrs Enderby, Rev Philip Cocks, Doctor Thomas Miarr, Mrs Goddard, and Rev William Ridsath. Also included are market prices for grain, oats, and wheat, with a wartime or early modern economic context.
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Tye
Tottenhap
Jane Forster
Shuckburgh Park
Warwickshire
George Shuckbargh Evelyny Bart
Blackheath
Enderby
Wigmore
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Hunter
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Augusta
Evizapetu
Mary
Sopaia
Amelia
Carthcartt
Caroline WatSpectave
Cuarorre
Windsor
St. James’s Palace
East-Indies
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Admiral Newson
Lord Spencer
Admiralty
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Artois
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Oxford
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Dorchester
Nottingham
Earl St. Vincenr
Deptford
Europe
Spain
South America
J.C. Pennam
Lewes
Daichester
Thursda
Brighton
Warren
Nosth -Street
Lane
Clégfint
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Deal
Hawke
Charon
Floop
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Polands
Hamburg
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Tifton
Leghorn
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Dublin
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