Jamaica hurricane damages estimated across parishes
A detailed report from Kingston describes a severe hurricane and tropical storm sweeping Jamaica. It details destroyed canes and outbuildings in Ardaway St. Ann's and St. Mary's parishes, with ships wrecked near Savanna la Mar and Kingston. Captains, crews, and passengers are affected as repairs and relief efforts begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montego Bay
Tordey
Clildermat
Leyden
Milfenian Hall
Moor-Park
Ardaway
St. Ann’s
St. Mary's
Moreland
Leeward
Eth
Ge Spring
Harding Hall
Saxham
Cadwell
Campbelton
Lucca
Diliman
Breve
Venture Stows
Venmoreland
Savanna
Bas
Antros Bu
Ciy
Pices
St. Elizabeth’s
Black River
Yale
Kennedy
M. Isiondert
Waite
Savanna la Mar
Expresa
St. Jago Dela Pega
Brothers
Glynn
Kingston
Lady Charlotte
Moore
Hunt’s Bay
Georgia
Great Goat Iland
Young
Endeavour
Fav
Portland Point
Salt-Pond Bay
Bull Bay
Hips
Blayds
Nelson
Mary
Wilcoxs
Thompson
Fisher
Harton
Polacre St. Joseph
Morreau
Porgery
Baffer
His Majesty
Port Royal
Quebec
Inglis
Gibson
Gillespie
Barris
Mixed Historical Letters and Local Trials
A fragmented 18th or 19th century page recounts Native American appeals asking for trade and gifts, a display of a new machine on the Loire, commentary on pauper settlement cost, a Covent Garden quarrel, a broken window blaze at Piccadilly, and a Clerkenwell theft trial with Ann Sand and others.
Decline of Gallantry Amid Changing Sexes
A historical critique questions the decline in chivalry as gender relations shift. It defends female manners as still correct and educated, argues men are no more attracted by intellect than before, and attributes social polishing to ongoing conversation and mutual politeness between the sexes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoyden
Ratte
The Change in Female Manners and Charms Across Society
A late 18th or early 19th century critique argues that female beauty has grown through refined dress and natural rings, while society moves from rigid formality to graceful elegance. It laments hypocrisy and urges self restraint, praising intellect and proper conduct as essential to lasting charm.
Theatrical Intelligence Review of Love for Tov and Cast
The piece critiques the performance Love for Tov noting Jongh in self and the unnatural ending comedy. It questions whether wardrobe and actor choices diverged from the author’s design and describes the Sanilee as a familiar figure in stage history with varied costumes and a focus on beau ideal and stage devices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tov
Jongh
Tassie
Cloryn
Vyas
Es. Rathiey
EL Br
Ms Crad
Patie Bers
Laos
Barreay
Ogee
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Gevat Disties
Wilhelmina
Craig
Green Bay
Portland
Great Guat
Saltwood River
Old Harbour
Anchhor
Marianne
Viliien
Philloo
Vince
Oriogey Murray
Mill
Mary Ann
Philadelphidy
Charles Nisber
Dickentori College
Amity
Ier Finell
Strang
Compeigne
Viscount Laval
M. L’abbe de Menth
Oyte
M. L'Abbe de Menth
London
Covent-garden Theatre
Captain Blite
Cingwe
Volumsersy
Dir. Dee
Berkshire
Shakespeare Tavern
Piccadilly
Old Bailey
Ann
Lyons
Clerkenwell-Grest
Thomas
Clerkenwell Green
Breet
Sandling Csine
Jones
Foln-Freet
Clerkenwell
Lucy
Thane
Hudbany
Apple
Opredtaes
Meney
Lapshan
M. L
Cnook
Rolowell
Cour
Joncas
Tatheon
Devoy-Lase
Abe
Goa
Adeeri Oy
Wika
Avery
Ryder
Texerivoate of
Cuore
Cracer Papas
Mathai
Jees
Marto