Fragmentary Historic Account of a Revolution Procession
The text sketches a decreed national action, a president and officials guiding a process that ends a revolution and arrests, with provinces and Paris cited as witnesses to the event and the joy following. The language is archaic and partially garbled but centers on a decisive state action and its public implications.
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Gadie Nets
Lerged
Lousay
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Enghith
Galley
Beardmore
Galiev
Chemdasa
Mosasond
Haimerfles
Lattin
Padre Bo Teeil
Sud
Fortuna
Ships reroute to England as port trade shifts to benefits
Reported arrivals at Bristol show American ships delivering flour and wheat bound for France altered course after learning British ports were open. In recent days Bristol imported 325 bushels of wheat and 1767 barrels of flour along with barley, oats, and other grains from Virginia, Maryland, Ireland, and Holland. A stray vessel from Ayr was found adrift with no living crew aboard.
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Britol
Frence
France
England
Virginia
Maryland
Ireland
Holland
Bradford
Countoy
Durham
Northumberland
Lincoln
York
Cambridge
Cumberland
Hereford
Suffolk
Noclegiam
Kent
Wargith
Clouceller
Serks
Lancafare
Yin Hirscefes
Devon
Rod
Sin Worcehter
Gs Rico
Staffern
Sulup
Wits
Musmouth
Cnetlise
Someret
Darter
Osford
Irish House of Commons Divisions on Board of Accounts Reform
The Irish House of Commons records Curran’s motion for a humble address to the King seeking causes and names behind the Board of Accounts divisions. Debate centers on Board splitting for dispatch of business and alleged salary increases to aid Parliament members, with speakers listed on both sides and references to state lotteries and financial speculation.
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Curran
Homogeios &Eteretois
Board of Accounts
Tee Y
Fraugh
Buckingham
Cura
Pensonby
James Cotter
Mer Charles O'Neil
Edward Newenham
Conony
Michael Smyth
Browne
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College
Evan
Parson
Grattha
Perlon Difchares Society Imprisonment and Meetings
The Difchares and Pele of Perlon society announces imprisoned individuals and forthcoming meetings. Members may view the books at No. 7 Criven Street, Soren, and attend the society’s March 3 gathering at six o'clock to support the charity.
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Society For the Difchares and Pele of
Perlon
Anal
Debora Ber
Leteenein
Eugire
Taotelod d Hoadte
Bavenny
Nedd
Sign Trasurer
St. Pais
oOreer
Aviat Tas Bosdon
Canis
Pany
de Metis
Houres
Pleet-street
Metis
Fulter, Sonar Co
Dambard-Preet
Metls Biddulph, Cox, and
Chrica Cross
Mevbs
Dorrien and Co
Beachlove
Conicil
Methrs
Bonsom
Moriaed
Hammeriies
Pall Mals
Criven-Street
Soren
Proof of the Oriental Vegetable Cordial’s Reported Efficacy
An 1789 Northampton letter extols a Cordial claimed to cure violent pains coughs and digestive disorders. It recounts a seven year cough with blood, emaciation, and breathlessness relieved by large bottle use. The piece touts wide popularity, cites testimonials, and lists distributor notes and cautions in London and Cockspur Street.
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Bray
Northampton
B. Cornwell
Hanover Squarre
London
Gouse Pubents
Pete Coun
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Paris
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Lwo Sitters
Ayr
Gowao
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Poser
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Burke
Friends of Oppoliten
Dover
Duke of Orleans
Prince of Wats
Newmarket
Irish House of Commons
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Rt Toc
Frederick Pieced
Boyle Roche
Molyneaux
Moore
Coote
Irshe
Holmes
Lushe
Suicitor General
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