Portship News From Portmouth and Dublin Crowded With War News
June reports from Portsmouth Dublin and Ireland detail ships sailing to Quebec and the South Seas. Troop transports carry Hessians and cavalry with captures near Cape Fear, while merchant data shows rising exports to North America. A Bank of Ireland fire and a Baron de Trees incident also appear among the era’s unsettled dispatches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity
Wardel
Georgia
Portsmouth
Secretary of State
Hinchinbroke
Cape Fear
North Carolina
Sir Peter Parker
Fail
Pigot
Lord Cornwallis
General Vaughan
Col. James
Martin
Lord William Campbell
Care Fear
Lord Dunmore
Virginia
Clinton
Britol
Active
Soichbay
Sphynx
Toops Pelican
Fae Scorpion
Syren
Friggis
England
Rhode Tland
Boucher
Navy
Newfoundland
Quadron
Waterford
Geidaall
Chamberlain
Benjamin Hopkins
John Wilkes
Ireland
House of Peers
America
Madeiras
Portmouth
St. Helen’s
His
Amazon
Jacobs
Garland
Pearson
Quebec
Resolution
Cocke
Discovery
Clarke
South Seas
Plymouth
Wallifax
West Indies
Connaught
Leintter
Munster
BASINGSTOKE AND NORTHERN RACE NOTES FROM JUNE MEETS
A fragmentary report lists winners at HiiXiAM RACES with horses like Sir Janes and Infidel, and BASINGSTOKE RACES on June 7 at Bahn Toke Downs. It mentions prizes for four year olds and five to six year olds, with multiple named horses and owners including Mr. Williams, Lord Stavurdele, and the Duke of Cumberland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saterday
France
Holland
Flanders
Constantinagh
Kerché
Jenecalé
Tartars
Ruffa
Vienna
Eromburgh
Telmanow
Europe
Ferfailies Funezz
Monsieur
d’Artois
Norrhindberland
Gurvey
M . Horton
Bay Cult
Mr. Fenwick
Janes Fowther
Pickering
Marcella
Bevel Chet Berte
Infidel
Foonss Lowther
Nurateg
Sarde
Sylva
Mir
Bahn Toke Downs
Sol
Hirtes
Mr. Williams
R. Uh
Dele of Cumberland
Price
Lady Cathesieve Powlett
Catherina
Aau
Lord Stavurdele
Marth
Mr. Relfin
Rocket
Mr. Popling Gray Hohe
Wolf
Greybeard
Mr. Norman
Colt
Jethro
Herod
Depgins
Kingimvan
Duke of Bolton
Juiliite
The New English Theatre and London Book Trade
A discussion on book sellers and publishers of the New English Theatre, noting that booksellers charged high prices for copies and sought to copy scenes with managers' permission. An appeal urges restraint on fraud and highlights property value of published plays. Includes adlike notices for legal texts and law tracts by John Paul, and a political polemic addressed to London liverymen about Wilkes Hopkins and liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New English Theatre
Bell
London
Cirhon
Bei
Abelas
Mot Enment Council
Watts
John Paul
George Wilson
Richardton
Urquhart
Royal Exchange
Barvister
Lond
Enziuiman
Alderman Wilkes
Dees Pd
Chiro
Sed
Alderman Wilks
Paul's Head
AD Cafe
C. Flores
Mr. Hopkins
Bedlam
J. Masse
Mr. Wilkes
England
West- Indies
Oliver, Harley
Hopkins
White
Wellings
Guild-hall
Massie
Fragmentary Ad Text From Historical Paper
Partial OCR reads as a chaotic advert style note mentioning Protestant identity, public edifice, literature tours of France and Italy, and scattered names such as Cornil Masson and a vague energy reference. Content is garbled, containing stray terms, likely an advertising block or literary notice with improper OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Italy
Cornil
Tar Hiss
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Mont
Voltaire
Mon Raglihnen
Indies
North America
Africa
Dublin
Joe
Bank of Mefirs
Ransonet
Fanthaw
St. James’s
Co Averlogon
Hyde Park
Mir. Pantiaw
Hell
Locy
Mete
Simon
Boywelireet
Beal
Gunnerbury-lane
Jonae
Lord 2
Rive
Scramble
Mire Snoren
Euphetns
Mr. Hoylid
Mr. Noren
Intrepid
Mr. Puch
Lord Grosvenne
Ruffic
Horff
Deal
Maj. Ry
Ann
Lewes
Gibraltar
Marian
Baer
Barbados
Downs
Swift
Piper
Walzerth
de Falmouth
Nancy
Burnet
Lublin
Belcon
Williams
Hopuy
Jaceson
Ark
Good Intent
Retka
Minerva
Gib Sons
Job
Kevap
Dover
Gilaealdoiia
Royal India
Avantoent
S.guhr’s
Mt Leser
Basingstoke
Mmorning Chronicle
Gospel
Aiven
Selina
Deaver
Huntingdon
Ruffell
Hans Taylor
Vallance and Stemone
N.B
Mr Hopkins
Oxd Chesterkirld
Netherlands
Pest
Faris
Thomas Hlenry
St. Paul’s
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