Debates on Crown Lands and Debts with Americans
The report notes a Board of Treasury conference on recovering debts from Americans and the disposal of Crown Lands. It also mentions Archbishop of Dublin meeting with Mr. Pitt and Marquis of Buckingham, and Captain Code's promotion in the Royal Navy after a naval court decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pit
Dayhaur
Pio
Cuuneid
Mer
Durance
Dublin
England
Buckinghan
Pitt
Bockingham
Down
Hillborough
Iniether
Kong
Disorder in Vienna and Royal Resignation Details
Fragmentary report details the execution of Mrode FAVEAS, discussions over the King’s safety, and a covert delegation’s concerns. It mentions Sir Joshua, Sir William Chambers, and a potential change in the Sovereign’s favor amid a tense political atmosphere in Vienna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston
Geld
Louis
Bic
Joshua
William Charsers
Koga
Thera Woherd
Ree
Fragmented historical notices on politics and society
A garbled 18th or 19th century newspaper fragment discusses figures around governance, notable nobility, and cultural figures. The text references public proclamations, family lineages, literary pensions, and wartime context with scattered names and places. It preserves notable mentions of Countess Geeks and Celestine, plus various regional entities and ledger items.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bae MS
Apts
Pele
Navy-Office
Wee TO
Lee Hoe
Na Poe
Ulri Bea
Aeros
Vareerpay Qerreung
Noel
Patel
Jace
Weber
ISS
Lrba
Alberte Rea
Fuga
Wyoming
Prance
Alalag
Fide T Eto USA
Oliverly Backtopham
Coney 3 Mercury
Sandland
Pegos
Reamtay
Taoel Meecllagan
Are ‘Are
Acre
Paul
Chuses
Surae
Qoiur
Viennaaiere Us
Recri
Rahat
Awe Rae Todd
Bytes Pavitedus
Jomatu
Plods
Academygma Leter
Milliam Cnambers
Sip Jena
Jowua
Willam
Phoetius
Pepelar
Oneis Ge Santy
Geeks
Woiece
Weil
Stoclholm
Pop Aleetts
Ray Lee
Petre
Madeira
Boas
Amd
Comuderatei
Jamaica
Vang
Retter
Lauingy
Linevin
Vega
Morais
Rae
Bart Gg
Cate
Tierial Fm Eciine Co
Remarsabie Sa G
Poah—E Wa
Dioves
Pas Gore
Dite
Une
Dovigsy
Ara Roths
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