Anecdotes on Public Affairs Gain Wide Acclaim in Editions
The sixth edition of a work continues to attract praise in The Gentleman's Magazine and is noted for its widespread circulation in London Ireland America and Europe. Parliament references to speeches and conduct are drawn from its Anecdotes. The review asserts the work offers crucial insights into national affairs and history and will influence posterity.
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Edifion
Octave
London
Ireland
America
Gentleman’s Magazine
Wiliam Temple
Bishop Burnet
England
Haute
Stamford
Howell Williams
King George
Bradford
James Macmanus
York
Anecdotes of the Life of the Earl of Chatham
The advertisement promotes three volumes in octavo price eighteen shillings, published by L. Seeley. It summarizes critical opinions from Monthly Review, Monthly Register, Woodfall, Analytical, English, and Annual Register praising the work as a thorough, useful, and fair account of William Pitt the Earl of Chatham and his era through 1778, with extracts from public documents and private papers.
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Earl OF Chatham
Monthly Review
Lord Chatham
Critical Review
Leatt
Leicester House
Lord Bute
Pitt
Monthly Register
Woodfall
Istoly
English Review
Annual Register
Dover
Puruit
Mr. Macklin
Lord Loughborough
Swafficant Race Ground
Norfolk
All England
England
Chelmsford
Sir C. Bunbury
Mr. Churchill
Smithfield Market
Thomas Hunt
Rebecca Howard
Seaford
Norfolk Cavalry
Eden
Carlisle
Ron
Deptford
Bell-alley
Gray’s Inn-lane
Ambassadors Arrival and Turbulent Irish News Across Cities
Yesterday Sir Thomas Livingston arrived with dispatches from General Craig at the Cape and Governor Brooks at St Helena. London awaits the Turkish ambassador Efendi with grand entry planned. Reports include Irish Orange clashes in Stewartstown with casualties, martial law in Loughgilly, and political contests in Kildare and Dublin.
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Thomas Livingston
Mr. Dundas
General Craig
Cape of Good Hope
Governor Brooks
St. Helena
Imael Farough Efendi
Ottoman Porte
Osborne’s
Adam-street
Adelphi
Dover
Calais
Hulse
Rochester
London
Adijah Efendi
Lord Hawke
Lord Howe
Windsor
Lord Moira
Dunnington Castle
Duke of Norfolk
Winchester
William
C. Homan
Gretna Green
Southampton
Count Bukati
Poland
Livonia
M. Pereira
Coor
Stockholm
New York
Havannah
United States
Lisbon
England
Holyrood House
Boulogne
Dunkirk
France
Regiment of Foot Guards
St. James's Park
Milner
Curragh
Lord Carhampton
Married in Covent Garden and deaths in Kent and Bristol
The notice records a marriage between Mr Cooke of Covent Garden and Miss Coumbe of Chandos Street. It also lists the deaths of Peter Thelluffon of Brodsworth in York, Jof Lawson of Southampton Street Bristol Wells, Richard Blair fen Esquire near Bantry Ireland, and Debl'n, the Right Hon Edward Carey in Marlborough Street.
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Mr. Cooke
Southampton Street
Covent-Garden
Miss Coumbe
Chandos-street
Plastow
Kent
Peter Thelluffon
Brodsworth
County of
York
Bristol Hot Wells
Lawson
Southampton-street
Bantry
Ireland
Richard Blair, Fen
Marlborough
Debl'n
Edward Carey
High Water Clock Recounts Tides at London Bridge
A fragmented OCR note records high water times near London Bridge with references to mornings and afternoons and unclear minute counts. The entry lists Wednesday and Thursday times around 6 am and afternoon periods, signaling tidal measurements without complete data.
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London Bridge
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King John
L. B. Seeley
Paternofter-row
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Portsmouth
Lister
Stewartstown
County Tyrone
Aughrim
Kerre
Lord Blaney
Yeomen
Kerry
Wolfe
Forenaught
Duke of Leinster
Kildare
Barry
Drognéda
Moor Abbey
Durinh
Curie
Lady Clare
Noice
Cahir
Arthur Wolfe
Union Star
Worcester
Henry I
Abbey
Reading
John
Newark
Lincolnshire
Ogoberry
Afcerni
Mionutge
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