Postscript reports delays in Constantinople grand news
A chaotic summary notes that a Sultana gave birth to a dead Prince delaying rejoicings, with scattered references to theaters, debt, diplomacy, and military actions. It mentions 15,000 troops sent somewhere and a prisoner in Crimea, plus various dispatches from Paris and Copenhagen about affairs of state and governance.
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Horrans
Constantinople
Sultana
Guerdy
Crimea
Cer
Iif
Ewo
Anadels
Paris
Famsn OM
Garnier
Oye Choiee
Prana
Englan Et Put
iRbeiy
Conia
Wisk
Treaty references and bill actions noted in session
The record mentions treaties between his Majesty and Hesse-Cassel dated January 5 15 and 76 and January 6 76, with earlier readings and orders to lie on the table. The hereditary prince of Hesse-Cassel figures in the paper, and the session notes the bill for the fifth time and adjourns after the five o’clock hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aires
Ana
Hesse-Caffel
Measures Read In Commons On Trade And Poor Laws
The House read an account of the quantippal hard and fat soap imports for 1708 and the Sutton Inclosure bill for a third time. A bill to perpetuate the present King’s act on import duties for beef pork butter and live cattle from Ireland was presented and read a frit time. The bill for correcting misnames in the Ladd Tax bill was read a second time and committed for Monday. A bill for the bestget employment of the poor in St bore parish was presented and read a first time. A committee was appointed to inquire how orders about the employment relief maintenance and cloathing of the poor have been complied with and to consider further information to provide for the employment and relief of the poor and to apprehend vagrants and idle persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gese of Commons
Trinjonr
MR Maidiot
Medea
Fedar
Ireland
St. Bore Spres
Froufe
Privilege debate on Ireland troop subsidies and British duty
An Irish House debate pivots on Lord Harcourt’s message calling for 4000 British troops to Ireland with conditional subsidies from Britain. Critics argue the Crown breaches British Commons privileges. supporters defend the policy while acknowledging parliamentary control. The session adjourns with tensions over funding and military transport to America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pi Townshend
Lord Harcourt
Ireland
Parliament of
Great Britain
Ghautthe
Lord Midaletng
Powis
Broderick Cavendith
Dunning
Lord Fruhems
Charles Fox
Commons of
Great
Great ‘Britain
Mir Fox
Fox
House of Commons of Ireland
England
House of Commons of
Lord Clare
Welbore Ellis
Dundass
Lord North
George Germaine
Lord ‘North
House of
Great Brixain
Profi
Rufia
Ganhathey
Pajantaes
Streat-Britain
House For Commons
Report of Lord Dunmore conflicts and troop movements
An extract notes a clash with the Yankeys in Virginia and several regiments marching from Kenie. Lord Dunmore's force grows, with five counties said to have joined. Provisions are scarce and dear, with ships from England and Nova Scotia selling beef at high prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Lord Dunmore
England
Nova-Scotia
Weathered letters and unrest from the era report war tides
An 18th century communiqué notes American action near Boston with brief prisoner exchange and Clinton present. It also mentions a boost in port trade due to ships fitting out, and new launches built at Woolwich for the war effort. Miscellaneous notices touch on land sales, annuities, and local political committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Svat Shingel
Boston
Monte Carte
Clinton
Liverpoole
Woolwich
America
Spea
Ballambanghaia
Lenge
Putite
Worcester
Fife
Kingfot
Clattoh-bridge
Kingtte
London
Lord Mansfield
Reed
Humphries
Hackney
Woodford
High Water Timings Confuse Loudoun-Baisa Meet
Fragmentary OCR notes detail water-related timings with scattered numbers and names. The garbled text mentions Loudoun Baisa and Mohd times such as 1a morning and 7 sh after, plus afternoon, noon and other digits. Clear specifics are unavailable in readable form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loudoun-Baisa Toomorrow
Mohd
Fragmentary financial quotes from a historical market page
A partial OCR fragment shows percentages and security names such as 9 per cent 14g2 3 percent IndiaAnn 14 per cent 1798 14 per cent Consol Bank India 65 Br. Navy and Bank Long Ape 2513g with unclear context. It reads like a market quote listing bonds or shares without complete data.
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Fternoon
IndiaAnn
Consol
Bank An
India Borde
Br. Navy, &c. Busy Reall Bank
Long Ape
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Postscript
Lon
Faerpay
Frexvaxy
Chanegilor
George Gemaaine
Harcourt
Joh Blaquiere
Frriday
Balloé
Seleé
Ilverchester
Richard Brown
Inigo William Jones
Peregrine Cutt
William Totes
House of Commons
Irnezano
Neville
Bieutenammshesewith
Mewille
Frétch
Brow
Lucius O’brien
Barry
Lord Chatham
Morres
Baupeiloe
Bushe
Petiffi
Dillon
Gylé
French
Csr. Browne
Edward Newenham
Dhisinersim
Id-Thee
Kugywa
India
South-Sea
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