Polish and European News Roundup From September Dispatches
The report surveys shifting constitutions and new tribunals in Poland and Lithuania, with notes on official reactions from Russia and local authorities. It covers speeches by Count Azeuriski, debates over liberties, and the creation of a triunal to handle state crimes. Additional items mention Portugal, India stocks, base coin discoveries in Paris, a Grenoble school tragedy, and Polish Diet moves toward hereditary crown powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Department of Foreign Affairs
Russia
Equestrian Order
Permanent Council
Watc
Count Sonowski
Lithuania
Count Azeuriski
Thall
Count Rzeuriski
George Lubomirski
Gork Olejnicki
Zamoyski
Thutt
Lubomirski
John Casimir
Madrid
Valencia de Mina
Portugal
Versailles
India
Paris
Usrecht
Diet of
Poland
Arrivals at Portes Dover From Antigua Quebec and London
Arrivals list gives ships and origins including Nep une Ruffel from Antigua to Dover and Lpeke Hatch from Quebec to Portsmouth with Mary Kelly from Waterford, Kartti Robertson from Quebec to Plymouth, Samuel Warer from Nantz, Minerva Callahan from London to Barbadoes, Lovely Las Lidia from Musquito, Hansa Maw from London to Hamburgh, Adventre Brown from Antigua to Cows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
Nep Une
Ruffel
Antigua
Portsmouth
Lpeke
Hatch
Quebec
Mary
Kélly
Waterford
Plymouth
Kartti
Robertson
Samuel, Warer
Frrs
Om Nantz
Barbadoes
Minerva
Callahan
London
L Vely Las
Lidia
Musquito
Shipping News Snippet from Sept 24
Vague maritime update notes vessels arriving and departing, listing ships Briannia Aiken Elizabeth and Mary Miller from various ports, including Opurio Muford Nevis Union Hamburgh and Embden. The text mentions exchanges at port, names captains or owners, and multiple origins with no clear outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dseat
Briannia
Aiken
Opurio
Elizabeth
Mary
Miller
Muford
Brooker
Eworham
GuaAavesenne
Guaillaum
Nevis Union
Hamburgh
Ludgwick
Clot
Koningsturgh
Royal visit and court notices amid war and trials
The King and Queen with the Prince of Wales honor Wimbledon experiments on fireproofing houses. Court moves discuss Alderman Wooldridge’s Sheriff bond relief, guildhall matters, Lord Mayor powers, and racing preparations in Paris. Public notices report marriages deaths and appointments including Duke of Boston as Lord Lieutenant and Jenkinson as Mint Master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloo N Doon
Prince of Wales
Ofmaburgh
Princess Royal
Princess Augusta
Charlotte Finch
Defagaliers
Hotham
Hartley
Wimbledon-common
Charles Jenkinson
France
Francis Blake
America
Carter
Chester
Leghorn
Cape St. Vincent’s
Faro
Havre de Grace
Southampton
Duke of Boston
Ireland
Earl Harcourt
England
Quebec
Stockholm
Duke of
Sudermania
Serenius
Stregnas
Paris
Plaines de Sablon
D’ Artois
Guildhall
Alderman Wooldridge
Merry
White
Deputy Jones
House of Commons
House of Lords
Wooldridge
Riverman Alsop
Hastings
Guildhall Gate
Marquis of Lothian
Lord Cadogan
Mint
Sloan Cadogan
Clifton Church
Bristol
Rowland Hill
Hawkstone
Salop
Powys
Hardwick
Thomas Powys
Berwick
St. Andrew’s
Holborn
Thomas Beck
Prisgilla Netherway
Whitehall
G. Gibson
Gibson
London
Knightsbridge
James Lewis
Lewis
Ruffel-street
Coventgarden
Clapham
John Phillips
Phillips
Westminster
Hackney
Joseph Adams
Hudson, Hotier
Bridge-street
I’hursday
Lambeth-street
Goodman’s Fields
Eltheridge
New Palace-yard
Ransom
Middleton
County of Lancaster
Charles Haysley
South-Audrey-Street
E Hooper
Gondolphi
Mortlake
Surry
Mr. Dunn
Moorfields
Local Names Mentioned in Land Transfer Record
The fragment names individuals including Mr. Oliphant’s brother at Charing Cross and Mrs. Ferguson widow of William Paghire of Dunholme, indicating a property or familial reference in the historical notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Oliphant
Charing Cross
The Curious IMPERTINENT Man at leisure
A satirical portrait of Curio the busy idle figure who flits through country and town chasing imagined joys. He attends every feast and hunt not for sport but to be seen and fit in with fashionable crowds, a perpetual venison guest drawn by social favor rather than purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curio
Curio Fill
Northallerton
Tarry
Hunters
Peirie
B. Hy
Regulus
Garforth
Br. H
Packer
B. Brzostowski
Allfours
Thompson
H. Slapdahh
Westworth
B. H. Montetrap
Fox
C. H. Coneygarth
Match’em
Douglas
B. H
James Pennyman
Garry
Godfrey
Hick’s
Golden Lion
John Parker
Stew Rich
Epitaph on a Wayward Life and Its Woes
An 18th century contemplation on a life divided between licentious urge and restraint. The speaker laments shifting paths and failed remedies, noting how pleasure bred tomorrow’s reflection, and how body and mind misdug together until the journey ends in fatigue and surrender to rest.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frances Holland
Vlanders
Arnold
London Magazine
Boson
Kennebec
Chaudiere
R. Baldwin
Patermofter
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