Indians Return to Town See St Pauls and Georgia Visit
The Indians travel from Surrey to London in a royal coach to visit St Pauls Cathedral the Royal Exchange and the Bank with a Georgian painter to make their portraits. They depart soon on a ship from the Nore. Various military and court appointments are announced and deaths and notable retirements noted, including changes in regiments and church positions. Reports also cover imperial campaigns in Europe with Prince Eugene and the siege of Mentz, and stock market quotes from South Sea and other securities.
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James Oglethorpe
Surrey
Tomo Chacht
Senauki
Toonackowi
St. Paul’s Cathédral
Georgia
Exchange Alley
Thomas Collier
Royal Regiment of Foot
Earl of Cadogan
Buh
Deceas
Lee
Collier
John Reed
William Barrell
Regiment of Foot
Sawyer
Coltin Lawder
Roger Handafyde
Hawkins
King’s School
Canterbury
Richard Monihs
Ringéewold
Wir
Francis
Patrick Heron
Stewarty
Kiskeadbright
Order of the Thistle
David Nairne
Christ’s Hospital
Bockin-Bay-Hall
Leaden-Hall
Richard Woolls
Tobias Silke
Royal Chapel
Westminster Abbey
Avery
Dévil Tavern
Fleetstreet
Signor
Farinelli
South-Sea Company
Bridewell
Bethlehem
Johar
Sen
Megato M. Hanoffe
Hanover
Eugéne Draight
Remy
Oder
Nifie
Thewian
William Carmichael
Goddad
Robert Shtarihg
Ghefhuitt
Hertfordshire
Chapman
Chichester
Earl of Salisbury
Lord Forbes
Scotland
Kensington Church
William Jessop
Montgomery
Flint
Aldborough
Yorkshire
Thomas Wynne
Ely
Caermaithen
Chatham
Mooring
London
Gloucester
Richard
Manningham
M. D
Woodstock
Hanover Square
Mr. Grifewood
Horfe
Sly
Lewes
Mr. Eneywood
S. Horfe
Great
Gerau
Tribar
Eugene
Cro
Bulding
Mentz
Biberich
Anich
Marshall Asfeldt
Asfeldt
Rheinféle
Attiess
Rave Aieeddy
Philipsoourg
Krancfort
Upper Rhine
Rhine
Nieder-Ulm
Oretemberg
Fugene
Prussia
William of Peah
Otis
Dantzick
Poland
South Sea
South Sez
New South Sa
India
York Buildings
Royal E
Engish Copper Uluigs
Welch
South-Sea House
South-Sea
Threadneedle-street
Havanna
Ché
Fragmentary notice from Edmonton obituary page
A garbled OCR fragment from Edmonton notes lists names such as St John Hughesar and Agata Beit among scattered phrases about a fall, warnings and dates. The duff text references a person named Hughes and a Beit, with unclear events or actions and no coherent narrative or verifiable details.
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St John
Hughes
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John Chip
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Robert Williams
Jane Traherne
Richard Thorton
Chipper
Anne Seneca
Trahern
Sarah Richardson
The
Universal Spectator
Henry Stonecaster
Lincoln’s Inn
Rex City
Great Britain
S. Nevill
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Ludgate
J. Roberts
Warwick Lane
J Walter Ae
Epsom
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