King's Court Hints and War Budget Says 1776 Allocations
London reports outline a royal plan to move winter residences at Kew to the Queen's Palace. An army estimate presented by Lord Barrington to the House of Commons details 1776 land service funding, pay, levy money, and maintenance costs for British and Irish forces serving in America, with multiple allocations for regiments, ordnance, and transatlantic contingents.
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London
Kew
Queen’s Palace
Ier
St. James’s
Weold
Prince Itrnell
Meghienburgh Strelitz
Gibraltar
Batton
Lord Barrington
Beneraber
Pretton
Minorca
Enisais
Governitens.org
Québecoa
St. Lawrence
America
Milford
New. An
Isis
Rome
Plooté of Stuart
Ship Names and Routes Mentioned in Nova Record
A damaged OCR fragment lists ships and origins including Molly Lansfeld and Jermyn Jamaica, Cadiz brokers, Belinn, Jamaica pilots, Boreas, and Embden, Planizick, Petersburgh, Hamburgh, with sailors and voyages hinted. Names such as St Vencent, St Peter, Cadiz, Jamaica, and Covlton appear amid scattered place and vessel references.
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Deas
Molly
Lansfeld
St. Vencent's
St. Peter
Gardnex
Cadiz
Brochers
Jamaica
Jermyn
Pie
Cavan
Belinn
Boyce
His Majesty's
Gravesews
Maia
Runiers
Wile
Embden
Ward
Candy
Aml
Kingston
Bageham
Oports
Young Frow
Rotkin
Planizick
Charming
Wity
Walker
Covlton
Petersburgh
Hope
Ballard
Hansa
Mow
Hamburgh
Vessels and a Fire Alarm Mark London News Item
An assortment of maritime notices and local incidents includes ships off Beachey Head and a missing vessel near Hamburg, a scaffold accident at Fleet-ditch for the Lord Mayor's procession that injured several, and a highwayman captured with a stolen watch. Also reported are marriages and deaths in London society, plus oaths and resignations of tradesmen and officials.
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Hanover
Peggie
Murphy
London
Dublin
Concord
Emerson
L’ Fbon
Hamburgh
Beachey Head
Fisher
Newfoundland
Fleet-ditch
Gravesend
Kent Road
Blackheath
Shooter’s Hill
Patengers
Kent
Edw. Gould
Woodham Mansfield
Nottinghamshire
4Th Regiment of Foot
Barbara Yelverton
Earl of Sufflex
St. Antholine’s Church
George Cooper
Old Swan
Miss Tilson
Budge-row
Edward Ravenel
Dean-Areet
Soho
Gentlemen of Colicity Request Charity Rides in Parteenestt
A letter dated 26 October 1975 from Port Efot greeting the Cray Freeholders, inviting Lin Ould to offer some chari- ries to gap the prebst whorbey in Parteenestt. The message expresses respect and appeals for support, with concerned tone about funding and benevolent aid.
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Cray
Lin
Parteenestt
Invalid lottery notice fragment with mixed terms
A damaged OCR fragment describes a lottery with prizes and payment terms. It mentions a 151 pounds 6 shillings purchase prize, blanks to be filled within two weeks, and draw conditions. The text references brokers, bankers, and a Royal Exchange location but contains numerous garbled phrases and unclear details.
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Byt Chasen
Pope
Lath Benson
Satyne
Nedinaieie
Lombard Fuvety
Pealley
Royal Exchange
Chicapide
London Lottery Prospectus and Prize Details Digest
The document outlines ongoing and past lottery schemes with public offices promoting tickets at high stakes. It lists prize structures from 1767 to 1772, mentioning large sums like 20,000 pounds and numerous capital prizes, plus warnings about issuing tickets and wheel-based risk, with dates and locations in LondonCHEAPSIDE and references to MOLESWORTH's CARCULATION.
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Holbor
FleetaGhest
Amr
King,Street
Cheapside
Bandas
Bandas Sil
Ain EY
Logery
Prise
Geal
Mapital
Lowery
Sco
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Auritren
Ben End Chapman
Ma Tor
Durry-lane Blheatre
Houchstone
Goldfiich
Golding
Petrionel Flashh
Nce Security
Utter
Ee - Parsons
Gertrude
Mildred
Mia Bheefel
Frouchstone
Quickilver
Quicksilver
Ander
Petronel Flath
Sindely
East-Indies
Sir Petrone
Winifred
Mark
Winny
Flath
Coas
France
Billingsgate
Newgate
Touchstone
Art
Wolf
Ben Johnson
Security
Fittt
Fig
Bow
Mr. Donn
Papa
Country
Port Efot
Andrea Hatter
Birmingham
Heseugh
Foster's
No.22
Caninon-street
Lon
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