Belo Obituary Notice For Ladi Bettay May Day
A brief obituary fragment notes an event on a May day morning at eight. The readable text references Belo and Bettay in a local notice context. The fragment lacks full names and details but preserves the core notice about a death or memorial timing.
Truce discussed amid Tyrol and Vienna clashes
A report outlines a recent truce amid battles between Archduke and Buonaparte forces in Tyrol and Styria. Dispatches describe three French divisions moving toward Gratz and Vienna, Austrian forces under Archduke, Kerpen, Laudohn, and Maslena reacting, while strategic shifts tighten the front as reinforcements arrive and negotiations temper hostilities. The narrative notes naval movements from the Tagus and Portsmouth, plus financial updates including Bank of Ireland funding and Ireland’s new loan bill.
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Mons
Buoneparte
Kerpen
Laudohn
Tyrol
Lombardy
Hammond
Graham
Gratz
Oder
Hungary
Buonaparte
Austria
Vienna
Frot
Salzburgh
Joubert
Solpruck
Archduke
Tomelland
Archdutke
Swabia
Bavaria
Knittelfeld
France
Iffenia
Omnt
Fiekt
Mary
Botzen
Brixen
Tyrolj
Styria
Buongparte
Lion
Falmouth
Waldegrave
Portsmouth
Lord Jérvis
Ville Dé
Tagus
Dispatches Reach Sir John Orde and Seamen’s Petition Reconsidered
An express from London arrives with orders for Sir John Orde admiral at Plymouth. He informs crews that the Seamen's Petition has been considered and grievances redressed. The men cheer and vow to obey orders and defend their king. The Charon sails with 1200 French prisoners and several merchant ships under convoy.
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London
John Orde
T. Manley
Lynn
Privateers L Incroyable and Le Cheri engage off Portsmouth
Portsmou th April 24 The Flora and Pearl pursue the French privateer L Incroyable of about 400 tons carrying 24 guns and 220 men after a three day chase. Earlier, she and Le Cheri exchanged fire in a two to three hour action, both sides unhurt. Royal William reports to Admiral Gardner as the fleet moves to St Helen’s with hopes of a decisive response if the French venture again.
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Flora and Péarl
France
le Cheri
Laslight
Spithead
Mlajely
Royal
St Helen’s
Alan Gardner
Duke
Mars
Roba
Italian Villagers at Covent Gauder Theatre Review
A chaotic plot cements romance and jealousy as Valentine intrigues Isabel to hide his love for a noble duke. The Duke exposes the ruse, pardons the lovers, and restores Lucilla’s fortune amid comic misdirections. The night features uneven music, decent overture, and lavish costumes, with the performance drawing strong applause despite length and some cliché dialogue.
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Valentine
Duke of
Lucilla
Lorenzo
Hilary
Rodrigo
Anetta
Saveaul
Jeremy Maythorn
Coxcomb
Maythorn
Saveall
Devers
Laveall
Gaveall
Lavend
Abel
Inchon
Remarkable London Offences Report From Union Hall Proceedings
Yesterday at Union Hall Prior Wikin was examined and charged by Mr Thomas Wick Merchant in the Borough with a counterfeit half guinea on oath of John Hilton and John Andrews. He was committed for further examination. Also Robinson was apprehended on oath of Michael Kelly and examined for suspected Harrietdale house burglary, remanded for further examination. At Lafibeth Office a Jew apprentice Cicery dors burglary was examined and committed for trial. Two persons at Guildhall were examined for uttering counterfeit half crowns and discharged. A vast quantity of counterfeit coin circulates and can be identified by their proof.
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Union Hall
Wikin
Thomas
John-Hilton
John
Andrews
Michael Kelly
St. Saviour’s
Miata
Norman
Bigalant
Clark
Guildhall
Cure by AntiscoraiI Drops Ended Long Illness in Bucks Man
Mrs SPILSBURY of Soho Square London receives a testimonial from William Turner of Winslow Bucks praising Antiscorairc Drops for a severe 20 year corbutic affliction with ulcers and nerve fever. After three years of use he declares a complete cure and perfect health. The ad invites inquiries and notes sales at the Dispensary in Soho Square and other vendors.
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William Turner
Winslow
Bucks
James Bannister
Winslow Berek Athe
Oseph Dudley
Jens
Church-Wargens N.B
Turner
Soho Square
Marriages and obituaries from a London parish notice
A century old column lists marriages and deaths from St Bartholomews and nearby areas. Entries include William Aburrow of Wickham to Miss Auger of Eastbourne, John Pemberton Heywood to Miss Drinkwater, Rev William Bingham to Miss Emily Wynyard, and Joseph Allens to Miss Mary Lucy, with several deaths such as Mrs Mellish, Jeremiah Milles, and Mrs Leto noted alongside.
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Marrie
St. Bartholomew’s
Royal Exchange
William Aburrow
Wickham, Hants
Auger
East Bourn
Sussex
Prestwich
Lagcashire
John Pemberton Heywood
Lincoln’s Inn
Drinkwater
William Bingham
Emily Wynyard
Kensington Palace
St. Mary-le-Bone
Joseph Allens
Mary Lucy
Cavendish S Square
Lord Dunsany
Kingdom of Ireland
Miss Smith
Drummond Smith
Hertfordshire
B. Evans
Cottrell
Charles Cottrell
Hadley
Friday Morning Minute After Aoe 56 Mines After
A brief, unclear note records events titled Friday Morning Minute After involving aoe 56 mines. Details are fragmented with limited readable names or places. Further context is not available in the surviving text.
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Aoe
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Bank ‘of
Trelarnd
Fam
Seo
Joan Te Beats
Coulgyamee
Bank.of Ireland
Lord Lieutenant of
Ireland
Irish House of Commons
Pelham
Redleck
Bank of Ireland
Palmer
Bath
Prince of Wirteraberg
East York Regiment of Militia
Brighton and Lewes
Ashford
Kent
Bedford Militia
Horsham
Lewes
Loch Devon
Monmouth and Brecon Regiment
Brighton
Plymquin
Covest Gauder
Printe Hidare
Tele
Bate
Fae
Hult
Inéleden
Tiabal
Fawcett
Quick
Mundea
Knight
Atr
Mrs. Martyr
Air
Moun Tats
Portuse
Mellish
John Mellith
Albemarne Street
Harley-street
Jeremiah Milles
Leto
Lawrence
Hammerfenith
Charles Burkley
Bewis
Londéas
Fort
Alleyne
Celic
John. Alleyne
Bannister
Coole
Cork
H. Peard
Honsey
Chuttedy
City and Liberty of Westminster
Ycroft
Hycroft
London Bridge