Fragmentary OCR yields unclear place names and persons
A garbled text fragment mentions rivers, places like Liverpool and Bristol, and several personal names such as Nancy and Alexander. The readable content is too distorted to determine a coherent event or report.
Turbulent Naval Dispatches and Atlantic Movements
A verbose 18th century dispatch recounts ships and fleets in transit from Gibraltar and Plymouth, detailing Keppel's anticipated actions, arrivals of the Andromeda and Worcester, and French ministerial signals to privateers. It notes flotillas assembling, mutterings of battles, and weathered intelligence on Spanish and American privateers, with court and camp life updates and local incidents.
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Kep Pel
Aeg
Ferrible
Dehance
Hiar
Sanday
Lion
Centaur
Plymouth
Worcester
Gibraltar
Sir William Howe
America
Breft
Jone
Bret Water
Svere
Paris
Keppel
Martie
France
Cadiz
Spain
Azores
Europe
Cac Fiz
Howe
Hyde- Pik
West-riding
County of York
Marquis of Rackingham
Kirkwall
Westray
Barthen
Ike
Puvaseer
Newry
Bott
Lewis-Islands
Seana
Fort William
Hudson’s .Bay
London
Hudson's. Bays
Stromnéss
Harry
Heron
Leith Roads
Wesward
Kyntire
Staples
Temple Gardens
Coxheath
Ife
Ander Cais
Wir
Young
William
Miary
Seaton
Betty
Saily
Gibbs
Sandy Pointy-Gibbons
Estridge
Ashington
Rowley
Rown
Drep’ Bay
Freeman
Clark
Tindal
Pottes
Catharine
Battison
Wharton
Gifhis
Polly
Julian
Hardy
Gene
Fou Planter
Calf
Woodley
Namara
Cheever
le Rite Pamack
Mitchel
Arandel
Mang
Boupias
Albion
Tigers
Bachelor
Fister
Dinikieath
Roach
Attive
Marcals Matyi
Thetford Races Card Summary
Beitay on July 4 with Belfort and Vernon’s brotherly entrant lineups. Gendacher and Deities lead the field as local racers Grosvengr, Gratton, and Ed share duties in Beitay’s event.
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Ae Eenanes
Yeach
Tone
Ld Grosvengr
Belfort
Mr. Vernon
B.c
Alan D. Gratton
Gendacher Ld
Ipswich Races Output of Monday and Tuesday Card
On Monday June 29 at Ipswich the King’s plate race featured Vernon's b h Firm, Alamahatamaha, Roscius and others with Firm winning. The gentlemen's subscription purse of 2 a g s was taken by Lord Grosvenor's b h Petoodeccee over Vernon's ch c Firm. On Tuesday the gentlemen's purse of 7 og s was won by Vernon's ch h Raffelas over Flower's ch c Alamahatamaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ipswich
Vernon
B. H. Firm
Mr. Flowers
Mr. Harrison
Lord Grosvenor
Whitchurch Races Purse Details at Whitchurch Shropshire
Whitchurch Races in Shropshire on Wednesday July 1 feature a purse for four year olds won by Mr Butler’s Adamant ridden by W Leece with Efgt’s horse in second. The same day a subscription of 15 guineas is offered for a best of three two mile heats with entries Mr Wilson’s mare Cooke’s mare Povah’s colt Barton’s horse among entrants. Thursday reports no race.
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Alida
Ingo
Ware
Plymouth
Claristoun
Warley Common
Liverpool Blues
Ableiték
Winchester
Piquet Mounting
Tottenham High Cross
Meath
Bow Ftreet
Boulter
New Prison
Newgate
Patterson
Highate
Richard Heron
Corke
William Fownes
William Mansey
The
Excise
Mass
Elizabeth Storer
Storer
Clerkenwell
Bath
Tate
Bartholomew
Essue
Grafton
Charles ‘Dawes
Sremamondo D. Grafton
Butlton
Grosvenor
D.grifton
Davers
Ld Bolingbroke
Ld March
D.’Grafton
Blanderbur
Ld Clermont
Squirrel
Whitchurch
Shropshire
Butler
Wm. Leeche
Wilson
Cooke
Povah
Barton
Lancaster Races Week Program and Purse List
On Monday June 29 the agglemen and gentle men's purse of sol features Mr Wilson's b h Mars go and Sir J Lowther's gr h Sloven with Earl of Surrey's gr h Papit and Mungo in attendance. Tuesday presents the town's plate with Muckheath and Ranger, Molly and Titmouse among entries. Wednesday the Members plate lists Thomas Clifton's b c, plus other contenders, with Titmouse noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
B. H. Mars
J. Lowther
H. Sloven
Earl of Surrey
H. Papit
Lord A. Hamilton
H. Mungo
Hebden
B.c. Muckheath
Mr. Hutton
Ireland Baronet Grants and Surrender Notices
The King orders Letters Patent for Irish baronetcy grants to Stratford Tynte Miller and Falkiner with heirs, alongside surrender deadlines for bankrupts and debtors at Guildhall London. Notices list occupancies, trades, and upcoming dividend dates for creditors, with multiple individuals in Yorkshire, Devon, Norfolk, and London. dates span July to August 1778 and entries include shipbuilders, clothiers, merchants, and tradespeople.
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St. James’s
Kingdom of Ireland
James Stratford Tynte
Dunlavan
Wicklow
John Miller
Ballicafey
Guildhall London
Thomas Hitchcock
Guildhall
London
John Aspinall
St. Leonari
Shoredich
Guilhall
Swale
Ripley
Yorkshire
Tergemaker
Uly
Crown Inn
Stourbridge
Harry Wi'cox
Wlore Certhire
Frances Jewson
Bishopsgate-street
the Crown
Fakenham
Norfolk
Thombs Jones
David Jones
Fouzy
Exeter
Jane Hearding
Catherine Schoheld
Bideford
Devonshire
Ipswich
John Turner
Hrwich
Elex
T S Guildhall
John Elliott
Southwark
Atten
Samuel
Drawbridge
Nutley
Sussex
Guidhall
William Paige
Mary Paige
Keaderhead
Surry
Linear Drapers
Epighanias Pogle
St. Andrew
Holborn
Carpenter
Bree
Willian
Mortlake
Coe
Norris's Antimonial Drops in fevers and praise from Bristol
A Bristol Gazette reader defends Norris's Antimonial Drops against skeptics, recounting seven years of evidence of successful recoveries across fevers and other illnesses. The letter urges public acknowledgment of the medicine's life-saving potential and questions physicians' caution versus beneficence.
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Bristol Gazette
Norrie
Nettis
Dre Norris
Ford
Littleford
Norris
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Thetford Races
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Robert Walker
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