Fragmented Poem Fragment and Voice in Lost Text
A scrambled passage presents a fragmented narrative with garbled names and lines. It hints at a dramatic scene or poem featuring figures and events, but readable details are limited and the excerpt reads as an OCR damaged piece.
London Calendar 1790 and Abroad Calendar Fragments
A garbled OCR fragment listing dates and notes for calendars in 1790 London and broader regions. It references Crown Paper, bonds, England Scotland Acsetiga, various entries, charges, and a mix of names and terms with uncertain details.
Scrambled Public Notice on Local Streets and Vendors
Fragmented OCR text describes a public notice referencing streets and vendors in a city area. Mentions Cockspur Street and other locations, along with names like William and Mery, implying a street-related safety or regulatory item. The readable content is partial and unclear but points to a local administrative notice.
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Baydey
Wea
Machia
Dilek Cnet
Benes Ty Coles
William Ne Howe
Lia Tadal
Cockspur Street
Mery
Uther Wiley
King's Royal Lepers Patent Ad for Drops Cure
An 18th century advertisement offers the King's Royal Lepers patent cure by Friars Drops. It claims the remedy provides safe speedy cure for lues, rheumatism, gleets, and related disorders after other medicines failed. Sold by a retailer near Batley and London, with price 7s and 4s 6d.
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Theo Ted
Mediciey
Batley
Ladgate Will
Londons
Child
Nes
Walker
Lords Pass Inclosure Bills Then Adjourn
The Lords agreed to the Old Buckenham and two other inclosure bills and moved to the High Court of Judicature to hear further evidence on the Charge of Presents. At five o’clock they adjourned from the Court to their House and refused to proceed further on Thursday. They adjourned at Apel.
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Buckenham
High Court of Judicature
Che Tris
Apel
Private bills progress in the House of Commons
The House defers the Committee of the Whole on the Save trade bill until Pharflay next. Lords send a message to proceed with certain private bills and Warren thaitings. Cazethorne gives notice to move for leave to bring in a bill regarding Returning Officers and oaths, with adjournment after five o'clock.
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Mae
Pharflay
Warren Thaitings
Cazethorne
Seave
French National Assembly Debates on Monks Civil Rights
The National Assembly discussed monks vows and civil rights, considering whether monks should gain full capacity of accession. Debates weighed public tranquillity against restored civic rights, with Barnave Fayette and others debating limits and future corrections before adjourning until Monday.
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National Assembly
Vrethard
Sas
Moks
Britain Letters Reveal Brufets Bridle Over Brabant Rebellion
Extracts describe factions failing to reconcile with Patrio's, Duke D Aremberg named as Moit Lich Chief of the Five Oaths. He commands 2090 volunteers and refuses a march to the States, inviting critics to his hotel to prove ancestral support for the people. Brabant resolves to open a fanatic subscription for county defence. Dispatches from Jamaica report fine weather and promising rainfall for a good crop.
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Brufets
Duke D'Aremberg
Brabant
Secretary of State
Jamaica
Pwo
Gardiner
Beaumaris
Common Council Debates Repeal of Presentation Acts
A Court of Common Council at Guildhall with the Lord Mayor and eighteen Aldermen considers suspending the November 17 1729 resolutions on presentation rights for St Margaret Patens and St Peter's Cornhill. Speakers debate authority to repeal with detailed references to prior acts and parliamentary votes.
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Guildna'l
Lord Viayor
Common Council
Sc Magaret Patens
St Peter’s, Cornhill
Samuel Thorpe
Deputy White
Toumin
Merry
Birch
Powell
Wadd
Box
Leekey
Cowley
Wilson
Bullock
Deenford
James Sandeston
William Plomer
Wates
Sims
Pest and Corporation
Peaskes
Mel Pye
James Ssrcuiton
Addertion Curtis
Goldbebere
Redley
Docrefield
Parith
Coulmin
Smith
Jakes
Acerca A
Warren
Sawbridge
Newman
Benjamin Hammet
Watkin Lewes
Alderman Newnham
House of Commons
Isis
Count de Neflirade Denies Treaty Acquiescence Report
From Warsaw comes word that the Russian Ambassador disavows a public report claiming he acquiesced, via his Mistress, in the Republic's recent treaty with Prutha. The Pope pressures bishops to restore peace in the Beliec Provinces and tightens gaming laws across Ecclesiastical states.
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Warsaw
Count de Neflirade
Prutha
Belic
Execution of M. de Favras Amid Public Anguish in Paris
A detailed account reports the execution of M. de Favras at Paris Notre Dame. He professed innocence, condemned two villains, and denounced the judges. Favras declared his loyalty to the King, praised the Royal Family, and asked for confessors before his body was buried in Saint Joan d Arc grave.
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M. de Favras
Rtas
Appetan
Ioc
Ceasa
VM. de St. Price
Paris
Fauxbourg
St. Antoine
Louis
Lucy
Bernal
France
Mpire
Luce Cellor
Nacional
Comte de II Chartre
Fetter
Saint Joan Om Greve
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