Remarkable Giant Entertainer Dies of Quotation Fever
A seven foot five inch performer born in Nenagh County Tipperary died at 23 from a quotion fever likely linked to confinement on tour across France and Italy. He amassed substantial wealth from foreign crime ventures before death in Dublin.
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France
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Dublin
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House of Commons
Carrickfergus
Oxford Receives King of Spain Gift Volume
On May 24, a Complimentary Letter to the King of Spain was read at Cos vocation praising his Present to the University of the first Volume of the Antiquities and Curiosities from Herculaneum. Cambridge May 24, Rev. Mr. Hirst of St. Peter's College married Mills Christian. A haystack owned by Mr. Thomas Golding of Maney Isle of Ely was struck by lightning and burned.
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Burford
Monmouth
Nottingham
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Plymouth
Pallas
Vestal
Spithead
Hispaniola
Jamaica
Gwynn
Thetis
Moutray
Barcelona
Mediterranean
Arno
William and Mary
Nichols
Cavendish
Jones
Bristol
Betsey
Jersey
Marshal
Boston
Amsterdam
Texel
Ireland
Fulvie
Dunkirk
Clyde
America
Tory Island
John Skey
Chamber of London
Middlesex
George Powlett
Tower of London
Duke of Bolton
Mr. Twells
S Mint
John Beresford
Richard Hillwaing
Hayes
Shropshire
St. James’s Church
Miss Wynne
Leeswood
Flintshire
George Wynne, Barr
Canterbury
John Lynch, Bean
St. Cross Hospital
Salisbury
Bishopsbourn
Berham
Ickham
Weird
Kent
James Yorke
Earl of Hardwicke
Hoadly
Winchester
Archbishop of Canterbury
Mawson
Bradford
Diphthorn
Ipswich
Suffolk
Chapter of
Oxford
Spain
Herculaneum
Cambridge
Hirst
St. Peter's College
Rettor
Boxworth
Little Shelford
Mills Christian
Thomas Golding
Maney
Isle of Ely
Advices from Lower Saxony Signal Dutch Army Shift Toward Hanau
London reports from Lower Saxony indicate the Army of the Empire is not advancing to Saxony but drawing nearer to Hanau as the Allied Army converges. The Hereditary Prince of Brunswick is marching with a separate corps whose destination is unknown. Dated 18th instant. Breslau letters on the 12th describe strong defences for Silesia and well ordered forts and garrisons.
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Lower Saxony
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Saxony
Hanau
Brunswick
Breslau
Silesia
Copenhagen
Russia
Sweden
Prince Royal
Holstein
Norway
England
Prussia
Vienna
Poland
France
Netherlands
Downs
Prince Man of War
Postscript on War Expenses and Possible Savings
The author argues for reducing war costs by careful review and targeted savings. Proposals include lowering prices or ration adjustments, relocating provisioning, suspending nonessential expenses, reforming pensions and civil offices, and favoring half pay reforms. Reports from Copenhagen and Vienna imply continuing war plans, with emphasis on broader strategic reductions alongside a new campaign.
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