Fragmented 18th century notices mix crimes marriages and trade
An 18th century column records elections in Westmorland with Robert Lowther named to Parliament, clerical appointments at Warleigh and various London church positions, local marriages and deaths, accidents, ship movements, and market prices. It also notes a public wager at Hackney and weather/harbor details alongside stock quotes and theater listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Royal
Sleech Wahirehall
Harvey
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Edmund Gibson
Undershaft
Thoresby
St. Giles’s Cripplegate
Cooksey
St. Clement Danes
Butler
Westminster
Gibson
Strand
John Stamper
Petaworth
Sussex
Legerwood
Fleer
Costello
Excise
Newington-in-Surrey
Havanbah
Pocock
Cruttenden
Glatton
Falkner
Jones
Jamaica
Falmouth
Deal
Europa
Stevens
The
King of
Prua
Bgobinson
Earl of Effingham
Curling
Downs
Senegal
Hunter
Pomona
Carolina
Caillani
Hawke
Sco
Leghorn
Catharine
Simonds
Margaret Frances
Lock
Guernsey
Ambiguous OCR Item Sparks Dental Bar Mention
Fragmentary passage mentions gold bars and silver bars with unclear figures and garbled brand terms. No clear persons or organizations readable. cannot establish a definite event or outcome from the text.
A Woman Writes On Peace and Power in Society
An anonymous letter from the Monitor era urges restraint on a large standing army during peace. It questions taxes and defense spending, praises a patriot king, mocks fashionable society, and argues women deserve equal educational opportunities and share in public life.
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The
Monitor
Vaid
Britain
Europe
Great Britain
Iam
Ireland
Tamap
Hannel-bolffer
Cage
Belov
Women’s Rights and Domestic Dominion Critique
A fragmentary argument censures male tyranny and social norms that keep women subordinate. It questions the virtue of ruling husbands and urges women to claim equal influence, noting the injustice of limiting women’s education and agency within family life. The passage cites pride without action and calls for reform in gender roles.
Rodondo Canto Il Excerpt A Lady Refutes a Poem
An extended dramatic excerpt shows a Lady chiding a male speaker over political and marital disputes. The piece mocks lofty rhetoric and gendered power, with lines debating pensions, influence in Parliament, and the performance of patriotism versus personal vanity. The Lady restrains the male speaker, urging civility and a calm domestic role.
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Rodondo
Great Britain
Senate
Mother Eve
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Austria
Westmoreland
Robinson
Robert Lowther
James Lowther
Bart
James Sims
Warleigh
Devon
Diocese of
Exeter
Drury-Lane
Covent-Garden
Drury Lane
Elvika
Cavent-Garden
Artakerxes
London- Bridge
Nelv
Bank Redu
Consol
Tyitra
Ditto India
Bank An
Aths
India
Cain
Pittoi
Gorpe
Tam
Your
Rey
Fayle
Canto Il
Hine
Baldwin
Booxfeller
Jackson
St. James's
London
Wilson
Dublin