Disturbances, Treaties, and Trials Across London Silhouettes
Reports from London detail diplomat Baron Dieden de Purkentein's arrival, Shrewsbury election of Sir Watkin Williams Wynose, and looming actions in Syria with Aly Bey. London recalls City insurrection suppression at Fleet Prison, Old Bailey gaol delivery pardons, and multiple obituaries.
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Dieden de Fpurkentein
Denmark
Harley-street
Shrewsbury
Salop
John Astley
Watkin Williams Wynose
Greenwich Hospital
Dublin
Princess Dowager of Wales
Aleppo
Syria
Acre
Ptolemais
Chiek Dahe
Aly Bey
Jerusalem
Damascus
Egypt
Pacha
Scvde
Sebaston
Vienna
Council of War
Nymer
Peterwarad
Saxony
Duke of Richmond
Privy Gardens
Duke of Cumberland
Duke of Northumberland
Norwich
Buffol
Jenny
Bay of Honduras
Glasgow
Archibald Iver
William Ruggles
Boston
London
Fleet
Old Bailey
Newgate
Recorder
William Thwaites
Nash Mason
Samuel Carter
Gosford
James Godboit
Robert Walker
Walliam Yates
Charles Lyon
Ladies Gloves and Cosmetic Treasures from London
An advertisement touts true French gloves as the best for hands and arms at five shillings a pair from R. Warren at Golden Fleece Marybone Street London. It promotes The Queen's Royal Marble Watch-balls and Soap, Milk of Roses, Royal Opiate for teeth, and Liquid of Violets and Jeffamin for hair. Also notes new arrivals of pomatums and sweet powders from Paris and Mrs Langford at No 18 Patternoster Row.
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Vienna
Paris
London
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Maryboneftreet
Golden-square
N. B
Langford
Paternofter-row
Mary Hughes
Holywell
Flint
Greenfield
Holywell Brook
Hugh Spencer
Talacre
J. Thomas
Greenfield Hall
Acob Hemet
Amelia
Hemet
W. Bayley
Ig Cockpur-street
Hiy
J. Price
Eudia House
Leadenhill-freet
Miss Purdie
Bath
J. le Brunist
Lancashire Weaving House Ghosts Move Food and Furniture
A 55 year old Lancashire tale describes a weaver’s house where doors open by themselves and a pot moves to the hearth as dumplings form. Utensils dance, chairs flip, tongs walk, and a bottle fills then shatters, before the family returns to find order restored. The writer suggests Stockwell’s tale deserves belief alongside this older instance.
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Dina't
Stockwell
To the Gentlemen and Freeholders of Salop
A letter from Watkin Williams Wynn expresses gratitude for unanimous parliamentary election support. He pledges independence and devotion to Shropshire’s rights, while noting his inexperience and desire to serve without party influence.
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County of
Salop
Shropshire
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