Kraken tale unsettles readers in London Evening Post
The London Evening Post ponders a marvel named in a fragmentary Kraken story. It recounts encounters with a sea creature of immense strength, likening it to legendary beasts and discussing its supposed powers and origin across ancient civilizations.
Notable Earthquake Shocks Across Britain Since 1731
A fragmentary chronicle lists seismic events from 1731 to 1760s across England Scotland Wales and Guernsey. It records shocks in Aynhoe Northamptonshire Arundel Hallifax Leeds Liverpool Nottinghamshire London and more, describing frightened crowds damaged buildings and lost lives including the Libon calamity with 79200 fatalities.
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Cessick
Yorkshires
Fes
Merionethshire
Wales
Leadnills
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London
Weitminter
Weitmaier Hill
Crarterhouse-square
Liverpooly
Nottinghamshire
Northamptonshire
Lincolnsille
Leicester
Derby
Kelmarth
Worah
Burton Overy
Fragmentary Civil War Travel Notes in Meigh Villages
Fragmentary OCR records describe travelers and coaches in meigh villages at night with many staying in inns and lodgings scarce by daybreak. The text hints at crowded roads and scarce accommodations, reflecting disrupted movement and lodging scarcity in the area.
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Knighthood and writ notices from 1736 London Gazette
The item lists knighthood confirmations for Charles Marsh of Reading and Michael Nowell Sheriff of Cornwall. It also records warrants for new writs to elect MPs for Norwich and Berwick upon Tweed, with dates August 23 25 1736. Additional notes mention Lord Luttrell joining the Privy Council and various addresses of districts praising the king after an assassination attempt.
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Charles Marn
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Michael Nowell
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Berwick
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John Lord Delaval
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Great Britain
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C.W. Cornwal
Dublin
Henry Lawes Lutter
Lord Luttrell
Ireland
Trinity -Houte
Kingston Upon Hull
Wakefield
Nocumberland
Durban
Newaile Upon Ten
Great Yarmounh
Dean
Leeward
Ivoh Bailitt
Cambridge
Borough of
Maidenheal
Bankruptcies Surnames and Surrender Dates Listed Across Parishes
Notices of bankruptcies include William Mirall of Alf fxints Worcet er surrendering assets at the Caren Inng Worceter on September 16 and October 7. Names such as William dea are Worcetter and Willis Johnie Jaall t a iesy dinner Pent wle lane London appear among others with surrender dates and locations across Middlesex York and Ipswich.
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Worceter
Weller
Caren Inng
Broad-street
Worcster
Arto
Wiliam
Dea Are
Worcetter
Willis Johnie
Gatile i
Mr. Lavers
Royal Chemical Wash Ball Claims Whitening Skin
An old advertisement for the Royal Chemical Wash Ball promotes skin whitening and softening benefits. It touts forty years of noble pedigree, consumer safety notes, and sealed genuine balls with directions signed by Courtenay. It warns buyers to avoid counterfeits and perfume shops in the area.
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Royal Chemical
Lucie Courtenat
Somes Es Hocies
Boadyia
Rs. Til
Wach
Sftomp
Nicoll
St. Realty O Chince Yard
Clars
Boruigh- Ileigh Street
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York
Stuare
Perfame
Druth
Hattum
B. Courtenay
Paris Parliament condemns memorial on Rouen convicts
In Paris the Parliament delivered its definitive sentence on the memorial by M. Dupary, president of the Bordeaux council, calling for suppression of the memorial as inflammatory and misleading. The public viewed the memorial as an effort to save the three convicts. The piece also notes Allied and royal affairs, prices, and political tensions across Europe.
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Marquis de Corleto
Paris
Marseillés
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M. Dupary
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Bourdeaux
Rouen
Thun
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Maximilian Antoine Armand de Bethane
Beshane
Sully
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Cn Armed Corps
Utrecht
Madame la Poinces de Tomballe
Sardinia
Madame de la Motte
Vias
Anfterdam
Prince of Orange
M. M
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Montieur Duputy
Maryland Packet Encounters Gale Off Cape Charles
London to Baltimore ship Maryland packet under Captain Browne endures a severe gale near Cape Charles on the 2S bull. Valuable cargo aboard is preserved though damage reported. New Jersey adjourns with an act limiting slave imports and authorizing manumission under restrictions to curb abuse.
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Maryland Packet
Browne
London
Baltimore
Cape Charles
New Jersey
Calais Letter Reports English Messenger and Voyage Incident
A letter from Calais dated Aug 47 describes an English messenger and a volatile scene about commerce between kingdoms. It also notes a French ship Le Marquis de Thurcours captured near Cape François, losses from a corsair engagement, cargo jettison, and a pirate sighting near the harbor.
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France
Ubo
Thurcours
Cape Frangois
C.sprain
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