Conflicted reports on Mehemet Pacha and Damascus events
From Constantinople and surrounding dispatches dated October, various accounts describe Mehemet Pacha’s fate as deposed or besieged in Cairo, with battles near Damascus and shifting victories. Other notices recount Turkish advances, the destruction of the palace at Constantinople, a daring assault by Aji Daher, and Russian casualties as they push toward the Argis.
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France
Constantibors
Syria
Bey
Cairo
Fu 'Gy
Constantinple
Ateah
Aji Daher
Chiek Daher
Ghrowzh
Pacha
Marafh
Fron
Effen
Giurgenor
Pocunkow
Mjer
Czartoriski
Anfufor
Hurlowicz
Petersbourg
Gallies
Earl of Donegal aids tenants with meals and a school
In Dublin on Sept 24 the Earl of Donegal sent two cargoes of eaten meal to Derry to assist tenants in the Barony of Eniohoveren during a dear season. He ordered his agent to build a school-house and to instruct the poor inhabitants for their future well being. Also notes wind shift and arrivals at various ports with ships from Petersburgh, Virginia, and other places.
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Dublin
Earl of
Donegal
Derry
Enihowen
Actin
Mingur
Townend
Dee Tos
Siefzar
Abterman
Sheriff Wilke
Jia
Tate
Mar
Sherine
Juris
Lenis
Turin
Spain
Paris
Rouen
St. Martin’s Day
Gs Childt
Duke “Harcours
Eie Belict
Marshal d Armentiere
Adinistration
Firensier
Isle of Wight
Batwaril
Trident
Admiral Dennis
Portsmouth
Gibraltar
Brackenridge
Musqueto
Louton
Iiland
Sally
Prince de Poniatowki
Marjetty
Poland
Earl of Suffolk
Suzannah Egerton
Fister
Duke of Bridgewater
Brackley
Timothy Caswell
Newmarket
Royal
Duke of Cumberland
Juniper
Mr. Carver
Essex
Sadley’s Wells
Rosaman
King
Drury-lane Theatre
John Wesley
Pentici Dan
Ure
Harm Ng
Siendthin
Bethlidvengshospital
St. Albans
Marshalsen Court
John Rédman
Mile End Green
Guildhall Pard
Alderman Nath
Guildhall-yard
Alderman Nash
Thomas Marsham
Willesford
Lincolnshire
Alwalton
Huntingdonshire
Benjamin Hail
Rhofilly
Captain Digby
Lord Digby
Earl of Litchfield
Rées Price
Shoe-lane
Fleet- Street
Mary Ryder
Clerkenwell
St. Giles’s
Matthew Butterworth
Doncaster
Yorkshire
Ann Elizabeth Johnson
Abraham Johnson
Hanover-tquare
Henry Avery, Leatherfeller
Bride Lane
Fleet-street
Elizabeth ‘Medcals
Castlestreet
Leicester-fields
Bulliard
Strind
Tomkinson
William Tomkinson
Manchester
Latington
John Maine
Maclaurin
Trinity -Lane
Breadstreet
Wimpole-street
Cavendish-square
Bayntum
Sohoquare
Edward Beauclerk
Ruffel - Street
Bloomsbury
Charles Bond
Hammerton
Collins
Chelsea
Thomas Mutton
Talbot-court
Gracechurch- Street
Samuel Stiff
Talbot Alehouse
Dicey and Company
John Moeford
John Westcott
William Elworthy
Trin
Somerset
Henry Mearn
Pile-street
Bristol
A. Mearn
Mig
Henry Swimmer
Edward Saunders
Dicey and Co
Bateman
Bow Churchyard
London
T. Betton
Fryer
Godfrey
Fau de Luce
Swinfon
Dey Story
Dr. Buonper
Dr. Esreman
Vitrac
Letters Between Liverymen and Mawbey on 1771 London Election
Fragment from a 1771 correspondence shows the Committee of Liverymen at Paul's Head requesting Sir Joseph Mawbey to advertise support for Sawbridge and Crosby in the Southwark poll. Mawbey replies he cannot pledge public support, citing personal principles and Wilkes, with remarks on past campaigns and political tensions among the Livery.
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Paul's Head
Catenton-street
Joseph Mawbey
F&opy
Brass Crosby
London
Southwark
Sawbridge
Nash
Wilkes
Akerman
Middlesex
Mazistrate
Alderman Sawbridge
Edo
Sheri
Tisa
William Porle
This Day Publication Offered Gratis by Dr Trusler
Dr Trusler’s notice advertises a pamphlet available free of postage via Mr Marley in St Clement’s Churchyard with a single stamp post option. It notes eighty numbers released and broad distribution through tradesmen in London Oxford Cambridge Dublin and elsewhere.
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Marley
St. Clement's Church-yard
Strard
Trusler
Burns
King-street
Covent-garden
Trufler
Meff
Morley
London
Fletcher
Oxford
Merrill
Mathews
Cambridge
Ewing
Dublin
Address to the Lords of the Admiralty and to Mr Bank
The notice directs readers to the Editor's Address for the Us Journal authenticity dispute. It names the Lords of the Admiralty and individuals Mr Bank and Dr Solnder as referenced in the publication.
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Lords of the Admiralty
Bank
Solnder
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