Dinks Castie Appoints Dr George Warde Colonel
His Majesty appoints Dr George Warde Lieutenant Colonel of his Majesty's 4th regiment of dragoons to be Colonel of his Majesty's 14th regiment of dragoons. Daniel Webbe deceased and the commission is come. Yesterday a duel was fought in Phasan park between two gentlemen, each firing pistols, both wounded.
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Dinks-Castie
George, Warde
Dragoon
Dragoons
Daniel Webbe
Phasan Park
Fragmented OCR Report On Death Scene Before Service
The readable text describes a chaotic scene at a church where Richard Channel is mentioned. A sexton is told not to wait and a violent incident appears to have occurred, with a fiancé involved and a man named Hogihe Kaw. The passage notes the victim was not yet dead and later appears to have recovered enough to be cheerful, though the exact sequence is unclear.
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Richard
Wiishael
Tivelve
Fragmentary Ship Arrivals and Passengers Listed
A damaged OCR list records numerous ships and passengers arriving and vivid names of vessels such as India Pilot, Royal Charlotte, Arundel, Princess Royal, and Prince of Wales. Ports include Ostend, Embden, Groningen, Dantzick, Holland, Virginia, Maryland, Jamaica, and London with arrivals at Dover and other pores. Names like Young Jacoby, Martha, Mary Ann, Diana Woodford, and Betty Hendricks appear among many undetermined items.
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Ostend
Sussanah
Ferguson
Fam
Maryland
Mermaid
Virginia J
Mackrel
Iter
Dantzick
Prince of Wales
Button
Dover
Boston
Mary-Ann
Manders
Mary-James
Johnford
Jamaica
Bettiy P Hendricks
Richard Pes Wy All
Philadelphia
Pegey
Arnot
New- England
Diana
Woodford
Virgina
James
Storr
Retersburgh
Jonny
Taylor
Rigz Darthnousle
Shy
Stanboys
Newfoundlend
Seville Union
Emersens
Malaga
Pauket
Strong
Jonson
Ego
Francois
Daherhet
Coshie
Rochelle
Londohs
Fea
London
Trial and assault in Guildhall Common Hall incident
An affidavit details Peter Biggot of the Barbers Company reporting John Godfrey constable questioned his right to be at the 4 Guildhall Common Hall. Gates the City Marshall then seized Biggot by the collar and dragged him out. The document cites further inquiries, removals, and conflicting statements, with numerous references to city governance and related events.
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Wit
Peter Briccot
Petuke
Barbers Company
Guildhall
John Godfrey
Constable
Homas ‘Gates
Deponent
Peter, Biggot
The
Gates
Agai van
Cenes
Welle
Barbers-cosa Piiny
Aletta
Hela
Tinae Aydein
Apsil
Saeed
Hyman- Ly
Persian Gulf
Bagdat
Jane Baffora
Babylon
Fance
Sieur Perault
India. Company
Chatel
Gulf
Kerim-Khan
Persia
Havin
Barbadoes
Jean Nepu
York
Philadel Rig
East India
Bolton
Boston
New-England
Great- Britain
Leoftoff
Petersburgh
Briffal
Providence
Syverson
Sophia
Philadelphia
Quebec
Sables
Falmouth
Dawkins
Stpart
Jamaica
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Santa
Powell
Hicks’ Hall
Vik
Wei
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Patt
Sean
Edward Slone
Leeds
Otober
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Mesfis
Fludyer
Marth and Hudson
James Inberson
Marth and Co
William Gines
Oild-street
Harles Smrges
King’s Collége, Cambridge
Lord Cadogan
King
Brentford
Middlesex
Diocese of
St. In Reading
Berks
Salisbury
Ames
Brown
Trinity College
St. Georges
Hanover
John
Bacon
Lindl
Berk
Benjamin Riding
Charlotte-street
Elizabeth Dudley
Knightsbridge
Neferday
John Mulls
East-India Company
Montpelier-row
P Wicker
Ham
Hammerssmith
Richard Sayer
Towson
Nee -Street
Burford
T. S. Matha Bain
Chelsea
Atkinton
Gray’s Sinin
William B
Sritke
Aften
Hants
Fder
Poe
Samuel
Nex
Ieee
Bat
Lothati Yi
Feckton
Oundle
Nemaptonshire
Ara Bios
Srenek
Siobue
Tsar Tawford
Cateaton
Jpadene
Martin
Stennis Kent
Carpenter
Lamie Willam Readthaw
Fanta
Linen
Draper
Thomas Dobson
New Windsor
Berks, Grocer
Edinburgh Review and Notices on Milre ington trade method
The text discusses the Edinburgh Review and various critiques of original essays and performances. It mentions a discussion on investigation and appeals for unity among reviewers, with a focus on impartial judgment and the breadth of content. It references Milre ington’s method of preparation and the will leaving the trade to William Wray and Mary Wray, touching on succession.
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NEW Mag
Edinburgh
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