A Tale of Port and Court in An 18th Century Narrative
A fragmentary report from a distant era recounts ships entering Larne and port arrivals at Dover Cowes and Portsmouth. It notes an organist praised in St Patrick and Christ Church cathedrals, local unrest in Bristol and Chelmsford, and various weathered dispatches about markets, grain prices, and crime in England and France.
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Fis
Anan
Col Tynfeil
America
Larne
North of Irelands
Aungiet
R. George Walth
St Patrick
Christ Church
Country News
Chelmsford
Samuel Forster
Chelmesford
Swich
Placent
Woodbiidge
Bristol
Sumbler
Frethfordmill
Somerset
Bath
Claverton Down
Poste
Flora
Courtin
Lisbon
Friendship
Barlow
Tenry
Swallow
Adiley
Milton
Mermaid
Pimer
Waterford
Deal
Hettor Endiaman
East Indies
Lawrence
Drifen
Jamaica
Walkinton
Virginia
Hawberry
Dillon
Legligrn
Stangate’Creek
Marth
Eagle
Guppy
Calais
Dover
Sarah
Huncer
Opostas
Tartar
Reed
South Garolimg
Cowes
Elizabeth
Mallard
Iit
Rio
Janeiro
Clive
Arti
St.Paul
Rio Janeird
Byron
Bengal
Cwss
Clivéyhylien
Cape
Dorothy
Graham
Hughes Carolina
Isiverpool
Olof Arwidson
Wilby
Bremen
Halland
Sweden
Neptune
Kraay
Spain
Amsterdam
England
Faro
Aft
Ashdie
Sindwich
Yarmouth
Oporto
Egga
Cadiz
Truxillo
Vera
Graz
Monte Blanco
Sss
William Clayton
fEfq
Tahiri Pit
NM de Voltaire
London
Agar
Kilfmore
Toba
Maxwell
Dromore
Robert
Hebbers Redding
Southampton
Dia Eiik
Winchester
Sheepee Tugoe Wow
Mesny-Pebacher
Fomorbou
Chapel
Reyal
Douglas Whitehall
Jacob
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Bde Gibson
Ist. Michael
Cornhill
Mav Ridley
Aed Se Martins Lea Foate
Stes
St. Andrey
Eee
St. Geo
Hanover-fuare
Serjeant Eyse
Chiafr
Hallidgbury
Havin
Nengermarn Oly Ley
Colin
Enfield
Janes Lynde
Gascoigne
Fourdrinier
Charing-cross
Johnson
Queen-Ann-street
Spitthfelds Church
Thomas Smith
Taft
I Barclay
Mertog
Stainsby
Duke of Cumberland
Op Fee
East Grenwich
Brixton “Causeway
Stockwell
Castlé -Alley
Tein
Royal Exchange
Pire and Funk
Tran Por
Catrie
Parliaments and the need to return to original principles
ANGLICUS argues that governments corrupt with age and must frequently return to first principles. Revolutions purge luxury and Parliament is the life of the constitution. He laments MPs now sit seven years, accept large payments, and threaten liberty unless Parliaments revert to their original institution and pay. He predicts English liberties hang on reform.
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Achavel
Europe
England
C. Anglicus
Letter on Peerage Expansion Threat to Commons Power
A reader objects to rapid peerage growth in Parliament, arguing it concentrates land and legislative power in the hands of peers. The author warns this would undermine the Commons and the kingdom’s independence, urging restraint and fidelity to constitutional balance.
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House of Commons
House*of Commons
Coffmans
England
Commons
Fragmentary Printer of the London snippet a cryptic note
A garbled excerpt from the Printer of the London shows a corrupted passage about a green burden and birdlike figures. The text mentions a corroded ‘of rhe gree n burden’ and other unclear phrases.
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London
Brenity
Nat
Mares
Faely
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John the Baptist
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Rowen
Wilmington
Spray
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Grill
Lamatte
Britannia
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Abbot
Shaftoe
Beveril
Montgomery
Braganza
Martin
William and Mary
Coats
Crooktpanks
Benecarlo
Rotterdam
Oncpaqan
Sunderland
France
Desnkirk
Francé
Patives
Scotland
Ireland
Paris
Om Rosey Rae
Soheran
Song
Doran
Gueps Piazza
Coyents
Postscript
London Evening-Post