Fragmented European News And Local Notices
A dense, period style log of military movements, council debates, diseases reports, and local events. It notes Austrian and Prussian troop actions in Poland and Transylvania, a plague-like distemper among Horbed cattle, a ward meeting farewell by an alderman, and Irish House of Commons business. Also reports on births, marriages, ship arrivals, and accidents with several named places and figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Sound
Bader
Bashallé
Mediterranean Sea
Padgle Karford
Marfa
Elifobik
Palatinate of Lublin
Breslau
Poland
Brandebourg
Majesy
Algeporty
Checzim
Hainault
Funeral in Christ Church for Hawke and Son in Dublin
In Dublin a grand funeral for Hawke and his son took place at Christ Church Cathedral. The procession included the 42nd Regiment with bands, music, and drums in crepe, led by officials and clergy. The Bishop of Kilgarvan and the Bishop of Cloyne officiated with a choir, hymnody, and a solemn service, concluding with three volleys from the regiment.
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Ireland
Dublin
Hawkey Fee
Edsrard
Hawke Averes
Christ-Church Cathedral
G d
Niger
Kilpa
Cloyi
Dean Bayley
Awuhea Prand
Choitei Kidare
Edinburgh Fishing Boat Disaster Claims Five Lives
Edinburgh reports from Cockenzie East Lothian that a fishing boat with three men and two boys, including a father and his two sons, capsized in a sudden gust of wind. All aboard perished, leaving three widows and fifteen dependent children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinburgh
East-Lothian
Arrivals and Departures at Sebonne Ports Novelty List
Maritime notices detail arrivals and sailings at Sebonne ports on November 4 including ships from Jamaica, Chester, and New York. Vessels such as the Elizabeth Richardson and Gravatenn are listed with routes to and from London, Dover, Cork, and Rotterdam with names like Mary Ann, Mogadore, Frederik Martin, and Sally among others.
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Drint
Earl of Effingham
Jamaica
Deptford
Mary“Ann
Payne
Mogadore
Frederik
Elizabeth
Richardson
Chester
Gravatenn
London
Wigmore
Danks Sally
Giddis
Walencley
Louisa
Corke
Catharing
Slicabt
Sally
Langar
Londe Bablins George
New-York
Jersey
Theee Partners
Smerl
Giffards
Newfoundland
Irish Levee and Ward Mace Elects Aldermanic Candidate
An Irish observer at St James's Levee was introduced to the king as the Lord Mayor presided at Armourers and Braziers Hall for the election of an Alderman. Candidates included Shephan Sap and Robert Pechity. crowd divisions surfaced, Mr Peckham carried the majority until Mr Sayre requested a second ballot under the Lord Mayor's order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Peckhans
Stephen Sayre
Sapre -Percélyn
Abdermat
House of Commons
Ireland
William Mayne
Willisay Mayne
Tein
Mank Mason
Prime Serjeant
Dublin
Lord Bellamont
St.’ Paul’s
George Hay
Admiralty
England
Plymouth
Nautilus
Newfoundland
Betley
Baldwin
Lancaster
Corke
Jamaica
Darby- Flaven
Isle of Man
Barrymore
Fac
James
Grof Vetlit Square
Howse
Copenhagen-houft
Caldbath-felds
Patimen
Quaindon
Weicestershire
Sip Pieadan
Duchess of
Leinster
St. James’s
Sayre
Alderman Alsop
Bridgé
Shephan Sap
Robert Pechity
Hansburgh
Austin
Mr. Sayre
Fragmented OCR readout from local notice page
A damaged OCR fragment from a local page lists names and dates in unclear order. readable items include a place, a few personal names, and generic terms suggesting a notice or public entry. care needed to verify details before publication.
The Man of Genius and the City’s Joke of Talent
A wandering figure seeks stardom as a Man of Genius visiting venues from Gray's Inn to Drury Lane and Covent Garden. He meets patrons, managers, and a city bacon shop keeper, each doubting his claim while joking about invention, theatre and tenure, until encounters with a Yorkist baronet and a churchwarden hint at the era's mockery of pretenders.
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Paryfelf
Grayte-inn-lenez
Paconaper
Genus
Mr. Pulley
Ginis
Pulley
Cygnet
Genias
Yorkstire Baronets
Black Bob
Fant
Richard the Third
Tom
Porter
Mari
Covent-gartten
Booker
Wwev
Aiman
Alreddy
Chiikiap
Arden
Medothe
Sirrah
Alan
Sarvant
Untitled fragmentary report on a theft incident
A garbled OCR fragment describes a man entering a poor woman’s house and taking money. The text reveals distress over money loss and mentions a net amount of $9. The overall meaning is unclear due to illegible wording.
Fragmentary 1779 printed notices and religious discussi
A damaged OCR fragment offers scattered items from a 1779 issue, including religious essays, funeral notices, and political commentary. Names, places, and dates are incomplete, but references to sermons, lectures, “Discourse” on religion, and public notices hint at a period column mix.
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Ieee
BNA
Ieees
Sanaa
Reid
Negerates
Sita
Fiapes
Pescomiel
Sony
Salebraote
Maneley
Wiper
Balfam
Tolu
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AIF U Rda
Wendy
Frater
Holland
Gero
St. John’s
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