Turbulent events and royal progresses in Dublin and London
Reports describe an incendiary seized during a night raid and a harsh militia crackdown, with fires quelled and ringleaders strangled. Militia abuse and attacks on women reported, followed by proclamations allowing self defense. plague spreads, Prussian incursions cause distress, and arrivals bring grain. Royal births, installations, sheriffs’ polls, and public cheers accompany ceremonies and political tension.
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le Despencer
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Dublin
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Marriages Reported In Clerical and Gentry Circles
Yesterday’s notices record the Rev Dr Charles Poort of Kilfenora Ireland marrying Miss Hi jiirit.95 Dear firant, with May Flair and Mr Biggs of Hackney marrying Miss Philips of Hatton Garden. Sunday’s entry lists Robert Austin among the matchmaking notices.
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Charles Poort
Kilfenora
Ireland
Hi Jiirit
Firant
Thursday Biggs
Hackney
Philips
Hatton Girden
Robert Austin
Fragmentary 18th Century Marriage Notice Fragment
A damaged OCR fragment lists names and places including Mortimer frees Miss Polly Stevens Sebury houff Cannonbury houle Ye Giver Pitér iotter row printer Peckham Lady Ann Barton Sir Taratti Barton. The text is incomplete and lacks a clear event date or full context.
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Mortimer-frees
Polly Stevens
Sebury-houff
Iffi M
Cannonbury-houle
Pitér-iotter-row
York and Hambleton Races 1791 Grand York event details
The York and Hambleton meeting of 1791 lists substantial purses in specie and for subscriptions over multiple days. Matches include Peregrine versus Carabineery and Glasgow versus the Crab filly, with weights, heats, and entry rules set by royal and noble authorities. The programme spans August 16 to 26 with races for mares, four and six year olds, and Ladies Plate, plus stipends, subscriptions, and procedures to prevent disputes.
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York and Hambleton
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Turner
Peregrine
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Carlisle
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Carabineery
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Mr. Radcliffe
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Hutton
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City of York
Richard Tireman
York
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