Ali Bey Defeated At Cairo In 16th Century Battle
A historic dispatch details Ali Bey's decisive defeat near Cairo after marching with 13 000 troops toward the city. Aboudaab gathered 60 000 and faced Ali Bey's forces, capturing leaders and beheading the rebel. Additional notes mention Russian and Greek troops, naval movements, and multiple European updates from Paris to Lisbon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graund Sigmier
Aboudaab
Ah-Bey
Cairo
Porte
Catnip
Chiek Daher
Ali-Bey
Alexandria
Paris
Fuly
Onte
Cétrau de Rofe
Aspres
Arrivals and naval news from Dublin and Cork
IRELAN Dz Dibbi July 3 shows traders from England seeking linkens amid rising demand and falling exchange rates. A Finglas duel ends fatally with Mr Ryan killed by a ball to the head. July 8 sailings list ships to Falmouth and various ports, with arrivals at Dublin and other harbors, including naval and colonial vessels. Lieutenant General Gage arrives from Quebec and a levee is held. promotions follow within the guards. A Paris posting notes Horace St Paul appointed chief of affairs in absentia of Lord Stormont. A royal visit details a procession of rope-makers and the king’s carriage at Woolwich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irelan Dz Dibbi
England
Linkens
Finglas
S—nn—n
R—y—n
Gage
North America
Quebec
St. James's
Thomas Swanton
Bsq
Admiral Swanton
Guards
Horace
St. Paul
Elgis
Paris
Lord Stormont
Woolwich
Warren
Blackheath
Prisoners convicted at the Old Bailey and local notices
The Old Bailey condemned Thomas Plunket for highway robbery of William Dudley near Horhsey, and Alexander Montgomery for burglary in Red-Lion-Square Holborn. Reports include births, marriages, and deaths such as Mrs. Carr’s delivery in Conduit Street and death notices for William Marriot and Jasper Jones among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westerday
Old Bailey
Thomas Plunket
William Dudley
Horhsey
Alexander Montgomery
Robert Craig
Holborn
Ulysses Carr
Conduit-street
Warminster
Wilts
Thomas Hawkins
London
Nancy Marks
Southampton-row
Bloomsbury
William Marriott
Horlydowns
Charles Lane
Knightibridge
Jasper Jones
South Wales
Bunhill-géw
Collyer
Auction of Freehold Estate at Oving Bucks 1773 Details
To be sold by auction at the George in Aylesbury Bucks on Friday August 6 1773 at eleven in the forenoon. Four freehold acres more or less of meadow and pasture land occupied as a dairy farm by Thomas Flowers of Lanebrough near Buckingham at yearly rent 660 pounds under a seven year lease from Lady Day 1767. Oving three miles from Windsor? Window and four miles from Buckingham. The tenant Mr Flowers will showpremises for further particulars apply to Messrs Allen and Atkinson Furnival's Inn London.
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Lord ‘Townshend
Ordnance
Invalids
van Bruggen
Pattison
Royal Military Academy
Smith
Pollock
Royal Reiment of Artillery
Col. Broom
Conway
Brudenell-street
Erfey
Lord Greville
Warwick
Freasury
William English
William Mitchel
Lifton
Wauchope
Lisbon
Falmouth
Montreal
West
Labrador
Providence
Hodder
Rio
Walker
London
Boston
Swifthoe
Greenland
Liverpool
Gordon
France
Holland
Millbank
Vauxhall
Cambridge Road
Kent
Kensington
Cornhill
Bodmyn
Cornwall
Alagian
Bridewell
George
Aylesbury
County of Bucks
Cving
of Bucks
Thomas Flowers
Lanebrough
Buckingham
Bankru
Willam Barthrop
Ipfs
Louary
Suffolk
Cross Tavern
Ipswich
Aid Cankrupt
Lee
St Margaret
Richard Shatter
St. Mary-Tower
John Harris
Brooktreet
Thomas Staunton
John Ellet
Whitts
Benjamin Barshtop
Marlesford
Kilderbee
Edward Bets
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Constantinople
Batt Lnidigman
Swift
Lante
John
Samuel
Maddox
Cork
Mount“Sion
James Worthington
Js Johnson
St. Paul’s Church Yard
J. Gore
Gerald, Fitzgerald
Trinity College, Dublin
Dublin
E. Johnson
Ludgate-itrest
S. Bladon
Paternofter-row
Hugh Hamilton
A.M. Fallow
Trinity College
Royal Society
Armagh
J. Nourse
Catherine Street
Strand
NSB
Isaac Newton
Corfic Jons
Thom A
Greenough
Dblang Square
Hartles
Tho. Greenough
J. Robson
New Bodds Street
Rodili
Arthur
Young
Farmerg
W. Serahan
W. Nicoll
St. Paul's Churchyard
T’. Catlett
B. Collins
Salsbury
J. Balfour
Edinburgh
Weert
St. Anthony's
Francis Newbery
John Newbery
St. Paul’s Church
British Dominions
W. Nicoxrr
T. Becker
St. Paul's Church-yard
R. Durham
Cockpur-sireet
R. Davies
Sackville Street
Piccadilly
W. Flexney
Gray’s Inn
Richardson and Urquhart
Royal Exchange
Beaume de Vie
Gular
Rongly
Anttini
Nicoll
St. Paul's Church
Aless
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