Public Notice of Estate Sequestration and Exhibitions
Notice announces sequestration of the personal estate of several individuals including Martinnang and Northumbgrland-firget, with deadlines by November 13, details of wills, and a general display featuring a Chronoscope and a horse-drawn coach. Tickets for a grand exhibition and lottery are sold at multiple city locations including Spring Gardens Museum and nearby offices.
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Sti-Cleorze
Middiefex
Sibswig, Martinnang
Weinpinster
Paisleye
Mirseu
Othis Pruffien
Poradem
Asiother
Cox
Ben
Ams
Rami
Andah Pal
China
Octopig Qh Frim from the London Gazette
A fragment from the London Gazette dated Monday October 8 appears in Bomnpegux with a cryptic heading Octopig Qh Frim. The readable text offers little context and no clear event or names beyond the publication source.
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London Gazette
New Ordinance Bans Jews From Towns Without Ducats
Qreign affairs report a published ordinance forbidding any Jew who cannot prove possession of 100 ducats from traveling in towns or villages on pain of forced labor on nobles estates. Copenhagen notes Delayal, the English Resident, arriving at Severin. A proxy marriage linked Princess Sophia Frederita to Prince Frederick of Denmark. The banditti menace rises on the island despite Goupt de Narbonne’s vigilance, with Count de Marbeouf defending the realm and punishments strict.
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Copenhagen
Delayal
Severin
Sophia Frederita
Frederick of
Denmark
Goupt de Narbonne
Count de Marbeouf
Sailed Vessels and Arrivals at Various Ports
Shipping list notes departures and arrivals from October 22 to 23 including Britannia and Swift Pilot to Barbadoes and Lante. Charming Nancy, Guinap, and Agnes from multiple ports. and Port of London entries with Bilboa, Galway, and Dublin calls. Details include captains Harrison, Ducey, and Coffin. vessels from Cork, Calais, Havre de Grace, and Quebec. and arrivals in Philadelphia, Scarborovitzh, Dublin.
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Sukey
Brown
New
England
Dispatch
Burrell
Falmouth
Cowan
Belfast
Neptune
Williams
Portsmouth
Britannia
Clr
Barbadoes
Swift Pilot
Lante
Dirar
Clarky
Binningham
Morgen
Midute
Bank, Lander
Lon Onee
Coffin
Quebec
Agnes
Dickie
Latradore
Port of London
Crarev
Ourwares
Bilboa
Pulido
Villa
Gibraltar
Malaga
Elliot
Squires
Bourdeaux
London Packet
Paler
Bruges
Galway
John
Bristol + Hawke
Corke
Uraga
Philadelphia
Sally
Jones
London
Scarborovitzh
Diamond
Bubbert
Archangel
Dublin
Dopset
Scombergh
Parkgate
Betty
Shaw
Suffolk Knights of the Shire and other election notes
Reports from the county and borough elections list Knights of the Shire for Suffolk, and multiple returns for Berkshire and Worcestershire. Also noted are royal cautions on transport of arms, plus various court and crime items, local marriages and deaths, and bankruptcy notices across London and surrounding counties.
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W. Blackett
M. W. ‘Ridley
Phipps
Detaval
Cha. Bunbury, Bart
Rowland
Holt
County of
Suffolk
Borough of
Carnarvon
Glynn Yan
John Elwes
Christopher Griffith
Berkshire
Williamht Beary Lyttelton
Bewdley
Worcestershire
Taunton
Meff
Webb
Scratford
Popham
Halliday
London Gazette
Privy Council
North
South Carolina
Naples
Flo
France
Spain
Adelphi Lottery Begins Drawing Next November
Merits at Wenham announce general meeting to acquaint participants with tickets shares and office details. Notices mention lowest prices, variety of numbers, and payment terms as the lottery begins drawing on Monday in November.
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Wenham
ACAD
Sharesiara
Davis
Poplay
Jowest
Adelphi
Security Adverts Warn Adventurers About Lottery Tickets
A late 18th century notice from Messrs Beansey and Pearcy at the Kite's Arms, Cornhill, claims to acquaint the public with tickets and shares of chances sold at their office. They warn of impositions, describe affidavit filings before the mayor, and urge caution as they lodge tickets and pursue secured shares.
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Lorrery
Cbeansey and Pearcy
Pope’s Head Alley
Ata
Thereford
Ofite Iy Ig
Carter
Pe Piys ‘Beat Alley
Kennedy Corns Cure Promoted Across London Shops
An 18th century notice advertises a corn remedy praised as a sure and painless cure. It claims quick root dissolution and immediate relief, enabling sufferers to walk distances without discomfort. Available from W Bayley in Cockspur Street and several perfumers including Rothwell Newbery Leadenhall Street and Grosvenor Holborn.
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Rothwell
Ciree-Cat
New Bond-freet
F. Newbery
Bedkfeller
Ludgate-street
St. Paul's Church-yard
J Price
New's Go
Leadenhall Street
J Grosvenor
Ness Chanecery
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