Corsica exchange proposal and Sardinia conflict debate
The article discusses a plan by the Duc de Choiseul to trade Corsica for Savoy from Montmelian to Grenoble and Lyons. It notes opposition from the Marquis d'Aumont, concerns over yet further political entanglements, and hints at a broader aim to invade republics to restore tyranny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Gazette
Shasese
eGepremizr
Corsica
Sardinia
Agx
la Chapelezin
Duc de
Choiseul
Savoy
Montmelian
Lyons
Fragmented Vessel Crew Roster and Passages Listed
A garbled list of ship names, captains, origins, and transfers appears. It mentions vessels like the Truelove and Centrant Trader with crews including Millom Jefferys, Boyce, and Swope, and references ports such as Bristol London Gottenburch and Naples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonsere
Aguilas
reHudin's Bay
Seaborle
Chritopher—Lifoon
John
Henrys
Forfar
Stettin
Sbatharpion Willara
Thomas
Camel
Bitbon
Operts
Bafingtn
Sam Bratt
Eyiouddiand
Meplas
Staddy
Britol
Stockholm
Fox
Roberts
Currantsland
Adamant
Walker
Petersburgh
Good-Intent
Smith
Naples
Charlotte
Overman
Stocckholm
Bayonne
Albion
Jones
Newcastle
Paterspirgh
Jenny
Foster
Hull
Mon‘rose
Jane
Janngt
Law
Gottenburch
Willis
Elizabeth
Jack
Beverley
Santon
Robert
Nancy
Pigs
Felicity
Hagal
Holiday
Abn
Shadford
London
Westminster election meeting in Westminster Hall prompts joint candidates
Report of a Westminster electors’ meeting at Westminster Hall with Friends of Liberty where Lord Mountmorres and Lord Mahon win unanimous nomination as joint candidates after speeches by Humphrey Cotes and others. context includes local siupporters and a London Borough of Southwark preliminaries and public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Westminster
Friends of Freedom
Standard Tavern
Westminster-hall
Friends of Liberty
Sawbridge
Mery Iikes
Wellminster
Logdfig
Franghe
Hag
Mountmorres
Main Seine
Dex
Humphrey ‘Cotes
Standard
Muates
West- Shafter
Wilkes
Wierd’ Mountmorres
Lord Mahon
Cotes
Lord Mountmorres
Queen Anne
Hutchinson
Lord Halifax
Tharaitols
St. Nicholas
Nthon
Shein
Jas
Lord Mountnorres
Lord Mghon
Malion
Profelons
Honéhy
Southwark
Hill
Richard Davis
Justice Ponrort
T Faifet
City of London
William. Lee
Eig
A. Hekpe
Nathaniel Polhill
Henry, Fhrale
William Lee
Nathaniel. Polhill
Lee
Polhill
Thrale
Piyse
Piyse Sy Itfao
T. Faffet
R. Davis
Lafsight
Freemen’of Bedford
King’s Arms
Cornhill
Deputy Howfe
William Wake
Bart
Robert Sparrow
Hedford
Robert Bernard
D. A
Rik Fay
Hol
Bofon
Neas-Engdadd
Boftonians
Beir Town
Philadelphia
Ephes
Abon
Uys Aghae
Bos
Baels
Beltony
Brattle
Miliga
Liverpool
Burford
William
Henry Stephens
Stratford
Guildhall
John Peter Deitiarin
Babilet
Guilatial
Daniel Solomons
Sadar A
Tert
Guldheel
Sampson' Barber
Rafinghall Street
Rye
Tex
Bon Rye
James Watts
Maidelant
St. Saviour
Surry
Andrew Purcell
Fen
Medical letter on infant care and medicines from 19th century sources
A degraded advertisement style fragment discusses a medical letter praising a medicine for infant convulsions and bowels. It lists locations and sellers including a warehouse address and retailers such as Bayley and Dalby, implying a patent/family remedy promoted by Sembsry and others with reference to a churchyard shop and Royal Exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PF. Sembsry
Lids Iinal Warehonn
Bar’ n'St. Raul’s
Price
Syld
W. Bayley
Cockspor
M. Burchell
Long-acre
MM. Bowen
Royal Exchange
J. Dalby's
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Betty
Rastigli
Dominica
Nicolas
Falein
Brutat
Jobs
Gee
Memeier
Shaw
Swope
Puifabe
Gage
Salem
Botton
John. Delap
Tate
Trinity
Woollavington
Susex
Chickatopethier
Kinston
Ford
George’ Lafcoombe
Char
Janilen
Stephen
Theodore
Ffen
Tueslay
George Patcell
Grétventreed
Eliz. Pigee
Audley Freers
Tottenhas
Maiddlesex
Tohar Archy
Cauntiers
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