Fragmented OCR item about names and a tune
A garbled OCR snippet mentions a person introduced by Bowd and Mr R with various disjoint phrases. It references a song, toys, and a few scattered words like love and warning, but the exact event, names, and context remain unclear.
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Ma ‘Bowd
Mourning Attire and Orders for Corns in December
Postscript notes mourning customs for a funeral event on December 23 with orders for corn attire. It mentions black silk garments for wearers, family and attendants choices, and various dress details such as fans, pets, and accessories.
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Acti
Prince Tenis of
Brumwick
Tug
British Admiralty plans eight new ships of the line
The text notes a resolution to lay down eight ships of the line at the King's Yards before Christmas, including two g3, one g6, and five 74 gun ships. It references the Admiralty Board and Treasury actions, with recruitment figures and financial measures tied to wartime needs. It also mentions shipping losses in a September storm and various vessels involved.
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Gerne
Lisbon
Go- Streil
Admiralty Board
King’s Yards
Michaelis
Board of Controultion
Theait India House
Dilin
Otend
Ader
London
Ehobw
Wales
Honduras
Beravida
Bryan
Ann
Cormack
Thore
Jenny
Mur
Catharine
Cole
Lay
Bellisarius
John
Thomas
Hinde
Elope
Penny
Ship seizure for wool concealed in biscuit puncheons
report of a seizure at Iron Gate of eighteen bales of wool hidden in biscuit puncheons on a ship bound for Africa with a large penalty upon capture. also notes a later drowning involving a King's boat near Gravesend and a Derby fire damaging stables, plus multiple violent incidents and fatalities in Manchester and Liverpool areas with alleged robberies and assaults.
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Burt
Popplewell
Iron Gate
Teesday
Gravesend
Cross Keys
Dor and
Partridge
Derby
Fragmented 19th Century Slavery Debate Fragments
Fragmentary OCR text presents a philosophical debate on slavery from the era, citing authors and propositions about natural rights, freedom, and property in persons. The garbled passage references master property, arguments of Enlightenment thinkers, and critiques of defining freedom in slave contexts.
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Ferg
Toanas
Christmas boxer origins and holiday customs in old writings
The text traces the origin of the Christmas boxer and related holiday practices, noting legendary gifts and rituals such as fire and offerings, Saint figures, and charitable tithes. It discusses university customs of hanging dairshig, laurel symbolism, and historical restrictions on decking houses, linking peacetime victory symbols with seasonal festivity.
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Borray
Bax
The Theatre Scene Draws Crowd for Harlequin Junior Play
The theatre was crowded with the usual winter company as Henry the aid or the Pa of Rosimond was performed. The Pantomime of Harlequin Junior or the Mage Ceftus followed to strong approval with Ble. Holhingworth praised in the Pool.
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Henry the
Che Pa
Rosimond
Harlequin Junior
Ceftus
Holhingworth
Pantomime of the Dumb Cake in Regions of Fancy Hosts Gala Scene
The new Pantomime of the Dumb Cake by Mr. Wewitzer succeeds the play with rapid scene changes and elegant design. A large cake centerpiece frames Columbine and maids as Harlequin appears through a transparence amid thunder. The piece features painted scenes by Mell Richard Carver and Licdgins, a famed minuet by Bunbury, and lively pantomime tradition. A note explains an old English wedding cake rite and its harmless myths, detailing a village ceremony where maidens marry through a cake ritual and magic.
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Wewitzer
Columbine
Harlequin
Richard
Carver
Licdgins
Aloibe
Gil
England
Arrivals and Sails From Dartmouth and Newfoundland Waters
Mixed ship arrivals at Dartmouth from Hallifax Newfound land and Cadz with crews and cargos. Vessels include Eleanor Coleman from Cadz and Neptune from Newfound land. Sailed for the River Venus and Merlins sloop of war. several other unnamed craft moved or were reported in passages. Winds WNW and December conditions noted.
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Elcreules
Wyat
Hallifax
Falmouth
Neptune
Caysh
Charlotte
Clark
Fly
Aylward
Unity
Carpenter
Newfoundland
Eleanor
Coleman
Cadz
Dartmouth
Deal
Venus
Taylor
Charles Town
Merlin
Ant
Walp Focp
Nita
Cockarrice Cutters
Intia Vist
Fetoy
Pacccy
Fadeicas Crothers
Gawen
Tisadaras
Caley
Diince
Wales
Davis
Watestard
Chris Hang
Virginia
Craval
Dutton
Hurt
Jassaca
Britton
Denise
Asvived
Fawk
The Duma Cake Featured in Garden Event
Fragmentary entry notes E acted this event with G cue at Garden. The Grsetan Davourtra shows involvement in a literary or cultural gathering likely related to a cake titled The Duma Cake.
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