Fragmented musings on war and royalty in a noisy era
Readable excerpts recount chaotic notes on the Prince of Wales and royal visit to St Paul, alongside reflections on Buonaparte and French officers. The text shifts to Middlesex politics, Sheriffs duties, and a portrait of Colonel Fite grafting military and social scenes through a long, dense, period voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herschell
Paris
Prince of Wales
Ste Paul
Tengrinch
St. Paul's
Chapel Royal
Fangerald
Fragmented Antiquated Dispatches From Hamburgh Portray War Gossip
Fragmented text reports various alleged messages about British naval actions and continental diplomacy. Mentions Hamburgh, Cape of Good Hope, Venice, and Admiral De Wimer with unclear dates and oblique references to British government positions and sensational claims. The passage reads as a mosaic of quoted phrases and garbled OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburgh
Hamburges
Cape of Good Hope
Erbap
Licit
Brice
Capé
Etter
the Hague
Hadlem-Gazette
de Wimer
Ival
Venice
Tinea
Paris
Beckfar
Unhappy Colonel Frits Fatal Ireland Visit Story
A circulating tale claims Colonel F-. sought to reclaim a fortune tied to a young lady's inheritance. He allegedly borrowed money to travel to Ireland, where guards monitored the noble family's ward. He confronted the young woman, aided by a servant who favored the seducer, leading to his demise amid dramatic circumstances detailed in public papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Dublin
Cal
Dorsethire
Killworth
Michelstown
Lacy
Dreadful Maritime Losses and Noble Deaths
A fragmentary report details a Barbados bound vessel tragedy where a crew perished after a violent squall on the River Severn. It also notes the interment of General Jattestone at Westminster Abbey and the death of Lady Georgina Johnstone aboard the Concord frigate following a miscarriage blamed on a mishap during the frigate’s voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mat Deira
Severn
Monmouthshire
Pasenger
Irish Lottery Draw Notation Oddities In Daily Prints
Fragmented OCR text lists multiple lottery day numbers and prize notes across TWENTIETH to TWENTY-FOURTH days with inconsistent spellings and figures. Mentions specific draw counts and a prize entitlement, reflecting a chaotic record of published lottery results without coherent narrative.
Marriages and engagements listed at Mottisfont and nearby towns
Lately at Mottisfont by special license Stephan Popham of Pritham in Southampton to Miss Milk fitter to Sir Charles Mul Mart of Mottisfont. Also Wickham in Hampshire Jos eph Warnet of Bitham Kent to Miss Lucy Grant. Tuesday at Clapham George Field Rufie Merchant to Miss Boland. Northams Captain B. Kameda to Miss Alder daughter of S Wulhin Alder of Hloonglit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed
Clapham
George Field
Boland
Norhams
B. Kameda
Alder
Swulhin Alder
Hloonglit
Iverse
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France
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Republic
Europe
Buonaparte
Taleyrand
Enghand
Joubert
Italy
Britis
Andreoff
Bat’ Barras
Diréctty
Thames
Paison
St. James's
Middlesex
Bin
Colonel Fitegrtraide
Nat
Switzerland
Raftadr
Amar
Alexander
Arloay
Weer
LAE
St. Thomas’s
Wilsour
Axford
Ludgate
Fill
Nicholls
Wilkes
Petersburgh
Agvov
Egn
Portsmouthy
Geo
Jenkinton
Orewa
Ing
Eslic
Berili
Ak Themis
Berg
Labarie
Peperman
York
M‘quay
Africa
West-Indies
Barbadoes
Jattestone
Westminster Abbey
London
Ater Gb
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