Huron as Nephew Sparks Ackowledged Kinship at Brittany Home
The Huron, sheltered by Miss Kerkabon and Miss de St Ives, is welcomed by the Prior and Sister as their nephew after portraits found on his person reveal links to Captain Kerkabon and his wife. A baptism plan is proposed but the Huron refuses, noting Hurons guard their own laws. Portraits and a talisman unite the household in tears and realization of their shared lineage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerkabon
Miss de St. Ives
Mills de
Lower Bretany
England
Lower Britains
Miss Kerkabon
Our Lady
Miuis Kerkabon
Canada
Millis
Simon
Ives
Mont
Church of Our Lady of the Hi
English Bring Him Word to Depart and Uncle Search
English companions tell him it is time to leave and he offers his effects. He says he has no needs left and mentions Tam nephew to a Prior. The English care little whether the Huron had or had not relations in Lower Brittany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam
Lower Bretany
Ames Cole
Calticor
Cambridge
Fuan
Chaft College
Rity
Ros
Theatrical Intelligence in Dublin and London Stadings
Theatres plan next winter in Dublin and Drury Lane with Moflap at the latter in Zanga in Doctor Young's Revenge. Digges and Moe Bland lead Edinburgh’s Reis theatre company. ForeIgn nobles favor Richmond theatre, supporting benefits for principal comedians. Love gains fame at Richmond for his comic reputation. Garrick to revive Madam 1027 at Drury Lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim Price
Mecstenburgh
Richmond
Mr. Love
Filip Mannger
Mr. Garrick
Drury-lane
Burglary sentence and ship arrivals at ports noted
A prisoner William Crooke condemned at the lam office with Martin Reader to suffer as per sentence for a county burglary. Meanwhile many ships arrived or sailed to and from ports including Lisbon, New York, Jamaica, and Virginia with cargoes and passengers, listing vessels such as Africa, Two Brothers, Prince Claritan, Euphrates, Neptune, and many more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Cuttie
William Crooke
Lam
Martin Reader
Dear
S. W
Cordait
Africa
Thomas
Vensacola
St. Ann
Tienurina
Libon
Newnham
Rogers
Newnhwot
Ashes
Wormell
Labradore
Kirby-Hall
Geerse
Oporto
Graveswne
Ava
Folker
Korisider
Prince Clairtian
Lewnsson
Constant
Paris
Corstania
Guafton
Prince Frederick
Hazeburh
T.oh
Norway
Kent
Watson
Jamaica
Theeho
Frederck
Harvey
Stettin
Arivals
Dover
Pleat Ball
South Carolina
Richmond
Christie
Tobazo
Prince George
Tere
Euphrates
Anson
Smyrna
Hunter
Kenedy
Lisbon
Neptune
Knowler
Ema
Falmouth
Smith, Steell
Lethon
Dublini Squirrel
Myles
Ioorro
Commerce
Wilson
Halifax
Warr
Acid
Maryland
Ranver
Shaw
New York
St. Kitts
Georges
Rlercher
Beniia
Cadiz
Vine
Wlivie
Liverpool
Nerth America
Raiden
Llwerthy
Anna Dorothea
Stockman
Longland
Jortrow Anna
Stomer
Bremen
Conn
Hizabeth
Elizabeth
Browny
Narva
Carhaune
Lide
Phila
Richmond celebrations and papal dispatches in July
News from Richmond reports royal birthday entertainments and fireworks in gardens with a grand ball at night. Dispatches from Sir William Trelawney to Richmond note Rome letters about France allowing exiled ecclesiastics to return, while Jesuits claim their order survives and a Nancy house of missions is to be reestablished. An Paris letter cites plans by the East India Company to seek reestablishment and two assemblies at the Comptroller-General's house with Lefides resisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Prince of Wales
Richmond Gardens
Willian Trelawney
Jamaica
Ewirat
Rome
Fulyss
Holy See
France
Ecclesiasticka
Bithay
Toul
House of Missions
Nancy
Lnte
Stanislaus
Lorraine
Paris
East-India Company
Hell
Lefides
Wellac
London
India
Lisimuter
Duke de Duras
Pondibert
Canton
Roten
Bengal
Bayonne
Port Vorient
Granby
Johnston
Vow
Hip
Monney
China
New Sip
Hamilton
Lionels
Larkins
Madeira
Coast
Fox
Mitchell
Norfolk
Buggen
Earl of Ashburnham
Pearce
Earl of Lincoln
Todd
Duke of Grafton
Sampson
Chita
White
Bencoolen
Titeu
Elphinston
Greenwich
Carr
Coast and Bay
Court
Anson
Lennet
Duke of Albany
Stewart
Nottingham
Stoakes
Neptune
Gone
Royal Charlotte
Clemments
Bombay
Cites
Britannia
Rous
Devonshire
Hore
Heer
Wiliams
Speaker
Scott
James Richardson
Ymeadbem
Becket
Leicester
Coventry
Warwick
Jones
Piccadilly
St. James's Park
Taylor
Long Acre
Lambeth
Archbishop’s Palace
College Stairs
Lanbech
Neshbouring House
Caniz
Guildhill
Poultry-compter
William Stewart
Ely
Tol
Thomas Perry
37Th Regiment of Foot
Joan Gordon
Rane Ave Carr
Feltham
Ralsted
Mount Matcak
Ean Marrie
Thomas Heater
Kingstreet
Bloomsbury
Elizabeth Gray
New Bondstreet
Mr. Ecuiel
Isleworth
Middlesex
Ann Clitherow
Crutched-fhiars
Mary Field
Welk-Hais
Port Fortunes and Disturbing News From Jamaica to London
A London chronicle records ships from Canton and Bengal arriving richly laden with news. Notices of royal edicts confirm naval and administrative changes, while a Jamaica mail reports a French frigate wreck and new English fortifications. Local storms, accidents, encounters with crime, and several promotions and personal milestones are noted.
Obituary notices remove multiple names at various locales
Fragmentary obituary notices list Walter Jocrell and other individuals with titles and ages, including a Solicitor General, Alderman, and local tradesmen, referencing locations such as Tunbridge Kent Norwich Berstreet Ward Guildhall Newbury Venus Lill Worthen Shropshire Bristol and health-related travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pepe
Earree
Guildhall
Newbury
Wiliam Quarrington
Venus Lill
Worthen
Philip Price
Bristol
Thomas Binns
Greyhound Inn
Smithveld
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Vienna
Tuly
Bohemia
Hungary
House of Aufria
Turlington
Artha Wray
William A Wray
Nepew
Mary Sopp
Robert Turlington
Birchin-tane
Royal Exchange
Tullington
Wray
Martha Wray
M. R. Turlington
Norton
Golden- -Square
Pabitch
Lebere
Cogdell-curt
Gollen-fieae
Furseon
Golden-funare
John Iverren
L'aredini’s . Appesare
Bureheil
Anotyne
Meeknice
Cliftron
Safin
Chilpsen
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