London Gazette notice fragment
Wednesday October 30 excerpt from the London Gazette notes OstenD October 25 with partial date and location details. The readable text provides no clear event, names, or actions beyond fragmented date stamps and publication line.
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London Gazette
Abaza Pacha Executed for Crimea Defiance
Mail from France reports Abaza Pacha and several officers beheaded by order of the Grand Signior for abandoning Crimea without defense. Nearby notes from Stockholm mention royal plans to boost metalwork and privileged towns. An item from Fontainebleau notes illness of a countess with fever and smallpox outbreak concerns.
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France
Constantinople
Abaza Pacha
Crimea
Seraglio
Poland
Elphintone
Count Orlow
Hungary
Danube
Stockholm
Maler
Seas
Fontaineuzou
Countese de Pro Ek
Local Notices From Various Towns
Sworn in mayor George Tito gave bread loaves to the poor instead of hosting an evening ball in Salisbury. James Harris junior arrives back in Salisbury after three years as plenipotentiary to Spain. Catherine Brown of Morpeth, ten, survives amid neglect after chimney removal and a broken window. The Rev Edward Aitkin, longtime Protestant Dissenter minister, died aged 39 after founding the area’s first charity school.
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Poole
George Tito
Salisbury
James Harris
Spain
Newcassile
Fawdon Lane
Morpeth
Northumberland
Catherine Brown
Edward Aitkin
Garth
Endeavour and other ships depart amid arrivals in harbour
A list of ships sailing under various captains and destinations, including Endeavour India Pilot for the Grenades and Plymouth, as well as arrivals such as Matty from London and Seven Brothers from Falmouth. Also notes Col Rainsforth’s London arrival with the Duke of Gloucester and a Turin dispatch about Lord Huntington’s presentation to the King and Royal Family.
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Dear
S. W
Endeavour
India
Cox
Fly
Griffith
Africa
Wolf
Kemp
Georgia
Admiral Spry
Falmouth
Maria
Mathie
Barcelona
Polly
Reed
Dartmouth
Iwan
Richards
Spain
London
Hill
Plymouth
Union
Langrith
Success
Corbett
Elizabeth
Ellary
Weymouth
Gravesexn
Prince Rupert
Hudson's Bay
Britannia
Furbank
Peterburgh
Saily
Robinson
Friendship
Broderick
Archangel
Matty
Fox
Virginia
Diana
Perkins
New England
Dover
Galway
Quebec
Bland
Wylie
Antigua
Industry
Goguet
Ditto
Gambia
Adventure
Windsor
Fom Ditto
Teneriffe
Prince of Wales
Beales
St. Kritt's
Boston
Prudent Sally
Blackburn
Barbadoes
Bristol
Col. Rainsforth
Duke of Gloucester
Genoa i
Turin
Lord Huntingdon
Majjesty
Wiliam Lynch
London Gazette notes elections and local notices in Cal lington and other items
The Gazette records the Speaker of the House of Commons intends to issue a new writ for Cal lington Cornwall to replace the late Fane-William Sharpe. It reports canal progress Leeds to Liverpool, copper mines in Devon, silver at Comb-Martin, a shipwreck near Catipbeltown, and the Mary-Ann’s salvage at Demerary. Also noted are mayoral preparations, Dr Johnson remarks refuted, a theatre shoe incident, several court cases, births marriages deaths, and multiple bankruptcies with scheduled dividend dates.
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Houre of Commons
Callington
Cornwall
Fane-Willam, Sharpe
Leeds
Liverpool
Devonshire
Comb- Martin
Catipbeltown
Ireland
Mary-Ann
Chrishap
Barcelona
Dunkirk
Demerary
S. Johnson
Litchfield
Drury-Inne Theatre
Johnson’s Court
Charing-cross
Newgate-market
Sussex
Smithfield
Whitechapel
Salisburycourt
Fleet-street
Blackfriars
Old Swan
Old Bailey
Robert Richardson
Emanuel College
Cambridge
Richardson
Adstock
Bucks
Wallington
Hertford
Richard Chandler
Trinity College
Wardley
76Th Regiment of Foot
Miss Morris
Richmond-green
John Wain
Navy
Betty Lewis
Poland-street
Newcastle
Henry Elwes
22D
Jeffrey Elwes
Cheshunt
Hertfordshire
Miss Parker
Parker
Lambeth
Joseph Donaldson
Scotch Greys
Hackney
Samuel Armstrong
Woodbridge
Suffolk
Charles Pickfatt
Holborn
Great Purteney-street
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Lyddall
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Fix
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Ware
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White-Lion Inn
Therilo
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Woolverhampton
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N. B. Neat Port-Chaires
Wie Taertes
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Roth
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Mary Tryon
Way
Samuel Parr
Goodluck
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