Fragmentary 18th Century Dispatches and Trials
A long, damaged report mixes royal titles, colonial letters, and local judgments. It notes British parliamentary alarm over Boston and calls for a Congress of Deputies, with Philadelphia committees urging relief and unity. Also included are crime trials, executions, and local notices across Newcastle, Durham, and Bow Street, plus assorted curiosities and deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress of Deputies
Yolonie
Committee of Correspondence
Isaac Low
Philadelphia
Fune
Freeholders
Thomas Willing
John Dickenson
Elgist
Bolton
Bostanas
America
North America
Great Britain
Phis
Bostonag
Boston
John Bick Benson
Pensylvania
James Pemaderton
Edward Pennington
John Nixon
George Cl
William Smith
Paul Engle
Thomas. Penrose
James Meare
Benjamin Marshall
Robert Haines
John Bayard
Iggathan
B. Smith
Thomas Wharton
Tiaae Howell
Michael Hillegas
Adam Hubfey
George Schiefér
Chritopher Ludwick
Itvis
Poland
Fenjatt
Henry Watt
Ong Keener
Prodar
Grave Creek
Campbell
Lancaster County
Necommer’s Towt
Mingo
Shawmese
Winthelica
Earl of Thomond
Needham
Earl of Chatham
Rainsford
Duke of Gloucester
Bayl of
Howell
Henry VII
Amerman
London
Merchant-Taylors Company
Slaud
Jan. Gould
Thae
Orpeth Low
Unclear Gust of Names From a Maritime Passage
Fragmentary OCR lists numerous ship names and origins including Jamaica Malaga Philadelphia Antigua Jamaica Jamaica Haiti Portugal Leith Hamburg Newry Cadiz Portsmouth and Dublin. The text appears to catalog vessels, captains, and voyages with scattered locations and ship names, lacking coherent event or narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dear
Aus
Dawkins
Stupert
Jaemaica
Charity
Palmer
Malaga
Mary Ann
Onda
Jom
Cme
Caronda
Wales
Purchase
Friendship
Badtock
Portsmouth
Eton
Far
Mer
Dabta
Pedwell
Ross
Soap Copen
Hasen
Satisfaction
Golchut
Quebec
Portugal
Lewis
Philadelphia
Polygore
Hall
Hannah
Garbut
Minviva
Eaflechy
Benfigner
Wilson
Polly
Lambert
Edersburgh
Success
Clark
Fare
New Judith
Carvin
Newry
Generis
Planter
Hart
Nevis
Ofupha
Hull
Terry
Brovhers
Walker
Elizabeth
Brown
Fuse Schuck
Mfortén
Mabb
Petkeburgh
Mabel Nya
Sutcess
Scott
Bremen
Te Leith
Robert
Atin
Godper
Ida Hamburgh
Russian advance and Turkish retreat near Varna
From the Hague letter dated August 1 reports Count de Romarzow crossed the Danube with his army then led from the front toward the Turks. The Grand Vizier abandoned Varna and Silistria as Russians took them, sparking panic among Turkish forces and shifting Bulgaria and Danube affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hague
Vienna
de Romarzow
Danube
Munch Ggiley
Siliftyiq
Varna
Dame-Tine
Jacuma
Bulgaria
Ets
Eggounr
Advan
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Averst
Brew Abe
N. Gaz
Messima
Fogliani
Fiha
Cefaka
Bount Corafa
Cave
Aba
Ladoga
Hanibursh
Meck
Jenburg
Schwerim
Prince Frederick
Loto
Dias
Sa Capy
Town
Toyin
Sybil
Cortese Andence
Gonrlald
Leiceter-fields
Taylor
Aiden
John Pielding
Seffron-hill
Wien
Windsor
Andover-court
Oxfordstreet
Binery
Watson
Angel
St. Clement's
Newcastle
Adam Merray
John Dick
Northumberland
William Wright
George Davison
Durham
Charles Hunter
Wm. Kipling
William Ludley
Samuel Paul
John Steel
Cleeney
Edward’ ‘Challinghals
Goodman's
Lds
Mik Ryhatt
oPates
Ameicer
Aya
Chard P Mberton
Raff Fate
Sandag
Malkés
Ee Dean
York
Miz
John Barker
Ark
Ne Landen
Groces Tourrendér
Guildhatl
Woolpack Inn
Berkingtie
Arpeeeys
Richard Semee Wyche
NASA
Sechaba Taster
Gujifdiall
J Sertperbee
Whaler
John Cleaver
Flemaker