Feats of the Sachems and notes from a stormy voyage
Fragmentary OCR reveals a description of Sachems with bold features and fashionably dressed women, guest hospitality after a long voyage, and a stream of naval arrivals and local notices. The piece records ships sailing to Newfoundland, London arrivals, courtly entertainments, city appointments, and various obituaries and incidents from across ports and parishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisherton
Birntingbaih
Hitchcock
London
Qporte
Pogly
Pearce
Newfoundland
Bohn
Christianfound
Neptung
iRenie
Prosperons
Wills
Vernie - Biles
Ankerwyke Indiaman
Ida’ Pilor
Rives
Criizer
Ancail
Lancaster
Ann
Bowes
Barbadoes
Bristol
Succes
Cookfan
Raby
Henderson
St. Kite’ 'S
Roper
Bremen
AE Stangare
Concord
Smith
Ancona
Cowess King
Pruffig
Hodgson
Hestor
Ruffel
South Carolina
Liverpool
Sea-Harfe
Crafer
New‘Youndland
London Evening Post asks about the Patriot’s fall from power
A Bath reader pleads for light on how the Patriot was divinely moved to lose influence and become a Peer. The letter questions the city’s title for the Patriot, notes shifts in public favor, and hints that the Patriot’s fortunes changed with the new face Bath presents. It closes by asking Mister Meres for a secret history of the cause and the reasons behind the Peerage change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Hampton Court
Duke of Gloucester
Ranger
Thames
Joseph Partridge
Partridge
Limehouse
Sally Neeves
Benjamin’ Neeves
Blackwall
St. Dunstan’s
Charles- Treet
Covent-Garder
Fhéin
Fleet-streety
William Jacob
Mirs Jacob
Glouceteg-street
Red Lion
John A. Vigne
Power‘ Street
Bufpels
Latt ‘Tuefay
Chelfed
Richard Jake
Eig
East- India Company
Mit
Pal-Mall
Barking
Marybine
Martingdale
Eagle-street
ed-Lion’square
Holborn
Chelsea
Hyde Park
Aid Braggley
Havaburgh
Cronstad
Ireland
Cutacoa
St. Eusfratia
West Indies
Preston
Admiral Parry
Plymouth
Wirrgin Burnaby
Jamaica
Bay of Honduras
Ledward Island
Dandee
Gapt. Brown’s
Dundee
Neilsan
Bridlington Bay
St. Edmond’s Bury
Suffolk
St. Mary’s Church
Coldham
Guildhall
Acerica William
Fraser
Max Jot
Hatha
London Evening Post
Meres
England
Garvili
Bath
Hydra
Carla
House of Commoans
House of Commons
House of Peers
The fickle public and the fallen minister
A period piece laments public opinion in Britain praising a former minister for his patriotic service while facing harsh criticism. It argues that changeable mood and hostile press distort merit, urging restraint and patience as the Ministry’s laws take effect and reveal the hoped for benefits.
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St. James's
Graftén
Grosvenor-square
Esterday
William de Grey
Edward-Willes
Effy
Joseph Andrews
Robert Darling
Shouthold
Portmouth
Spry
St. Helen's
Spithead
Lisbon
Spey
Bombay
Worge
Dewley
Senegaly
Gam
Dover
Iflaod
Dalrymple
Jones
Richard ‘Mills
uRice
Was. Passenges
Betty
T. Willigefeny
Str. James's
Dartmouth ii
HK. S. Conway
His Majesty
His Majesty’s Customs
J. Fremantle
Secon
Ao Becin
Yiewa Macopoeta Hippiatrica
Pt Biewahe
fAve-Mary-Lane
Life
Frelon
Warham
Beaary
Aiba
North Brean
Westminster
Polis
Igs
Ottry
Leé
Tapa
Halk
Evelyn
Worlid Morrie
Society of
Society For the Encouragement of Arts
Creede
Royal Exchange
York
Newcastle
Dublin
Tortles
Thofiar Greenough
Gmeé
T. Greenough
T. Greengage
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