Embassys to China by Lord Macartney 1797 announcement
Announcement for an historical account of the Embassy to the Emperor of China. George Staunton, Bart, edits the abridged work from papers. The work will be issued in ten weekly numbers at one shilling each, with twenty plates, on superfine paper, later compiled into a large octavo volume. London. August 1797.
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Bart
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Gibraltar
Canary Islands
Uanguna
Critical Opinions of the Sixth Edition Work
The extract explains that the Sixth Edition is widely esteemed and circulating in London Ireland America and on the Continent translations exist. It notes Parliament references to Speeches and Conduit of the Noble Earl drawn from these critiques and urges informed gentlemen to study the particulars faithfully reported.
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London
Ireland
America
Anecdotes of the Life of Earl Chatham Sixth Edition
Publication details and critical reception of a multi volume work on the life and times of the Earl of Chatham. Includes praise for anecdotes and public affairs coverage, with quotations from Monthly Review and Gazetteer. Notes on edits, author stance, and relevance to Parliament and British politics from 1754 onward.
Anecdotes of Life of the late Earl of Chatham reviewed
From the Analytical Review and Annual Register the piece is praised as a rich source of novel information. The work appears thoroughly sourced with private incidents and state papers in the appendix. It is deemed highly useful for both present and future readers, offering new light on more than half a century of history.
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Bishop Burnét
England
Ireland
Wopatai
Chalace Kart
Earl of Chatham
Times
William Temple
Iris Tar or Which is We Girl at Haymarket Theatre
The new musical piece called Iris Tar or Which is We Girl was premiered for Mrs Johnstone’s benefit at Haymarket Theatre. The cast included Mrs Buttle Pat Casey Nancy Miss De Camp Suett and Johnstone with songs by Attwood. The plot centers on Nancy running away from Plymouth to disguise as a tailor and the mistaken identity involving Pat Casey and a pawnbroker's watch.
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Cathcart
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Brace
Stacie
Haymarket
Johnstone
Jerry
Buftie
Suett
Taylor
Miss de Camp
Nancy
Pat
Attwood
Marriages noted in Devizes Bath and Lisle notices
A collage of marriage and obituary items from Devizes Bath Lisle and Cirencester includes marriages of A J Coham to Muss Salmon at Devizes Airth minister Robert Knox to Janet Ure St James Bath T Ulph to Dore of Bath Tenby church wedding Thomas Clarke wine merchant to widow Mrs Home Lisle fever death of W Young attendant to Lord Malmesbury and other brief notices plus deaths and local greetings with dates and places across 16th to 17th century locations.
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Pottethe
Wilts
Muss Salmon
Salmin
Airth
Robert Knox
Larbert
Dumipace
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Eludeit
Ure
Laft
Seventeenth Regiment
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Sc. Martin’s-lane
Lisle
W. Young
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David Fleming
Merghant
France
Murphy
Scarawalth
Bath
Richard Forster
Cornwall
W. “Wilkins
Ciencester
Cirencester
Sheilards -Validt
Mr. Shellard
Rendcombs
Catherine
Parry
Henry Parry
High Water at London Bridge Reported
Weather notes list tidal times and water levels at London Bridge across Sunday through Tuesday with morning and afternoon readings. The fragment cites minutes after certain hours and mentions 46 Miggees and 49 minutes after for some slots.
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London Bridge
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