Salisbury Races and Shipping News Chronicle
Race results from Salisbury include wins by Priscilla and Bioffom in heats and by Carlton in the six-year-old race, with detailed placings and horses named such as Spinner and Fair Phillis. The column notes the King’s 100 guineas event, other plates, and wind and tide data, plus arrivals and exports, including wheat, sugar, and cotton, with ships listed as entered and outward bound.
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Kinesley
Gade
Sixte
Stapleton
Bay
Carlton
Regulus
Parker
Bay c. Caliore
Carter
Phillis
Salisbury
D. Grafton
Snip
Wilson
C. We
Mr. Hilliar
M. Fair R.chael
Howle
Hillier
Zepharus
Hibard
Gr. H. Searling
Turin
Mary of
Savoy-Carignan
Sardinia
Henriques
Belman
Oporto
Harrison
Guadalupe
Andrew
Elizabeth
Thompson
Flanders
Germany
Havannah
Hanover
Jamaica
EpwarRob Ditty
Poulery
T. Minton
Charing-Cross
Great Britain
Ireland
Europe
Asia
Africa
America
John EN Eige
George II
Admiral Bocawen
Earl Teaple
Earl of Halifax
Wolfe
Monckton
Byng
West Indies
North America
Minorca
Fort St. Philip
William Duke of Cumberland
Beno
Perfo
Azinwa
Henry VIII
George UH
Edward Day
Amsterdam to Rotterdam and other European voyages listed
Distorted 19th century freight and port movements show voyages from Amsterdam to Rotterdam and Antwerp with prices. The text includes Paris to Daya Mate, figures for ships and berths, and several port names. It also lists weekly mortality and burial counts, drownings and hangings, and various causes of death with minimal context. The fragmentary OCR presents a snapshot of maritime trade, passenger movements, and public health statistics from the period.
Corruption and Power in a Crumbling Republic
A dealer voice condemns corruption as Rome’s best engine against ambition, praising a principled leader while warning that a wide infection of power breeds deceit. The text sketches how vanity and flattery distort governance, noting the danger from ministerial misrepresentation and factional opposition.
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Howver
Asia
Clodius
Court flattery and political manipulation exposed in Wilkes dispute
A WHIG letter argues courtly flattery is a commerce of lies used to sway government measures and secure royal approval. It accuses ministers of pressuring the sovereign with fictitious bodies and notes Wilkes faces offers of profit to withdraw opposition. The writer defends parliamentary privilege and urges Wilkes to reveal full circumstances in Commons.
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Brice
Prins
Darley
Acorn
Ryder’s Court
Cranborn-Alley
Leicester-Fields
Great Britain and
Ireland
R. W
Court of C. P
Atr
Wilkes
House of Commons
Commons
England
House
The Lady Molesworth Passes In Flames
A garbled obituary notes the Lady Molesworth as a noble peeress and matron admired across states for dignity and virtue. It laments her life as a phoenix and hints she died in a blaze, with elegiac tribute to her faded fame.
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Lady Molesworth
Peeriz& Matron
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