Fragmentary 19th Century Arrival Notes From May Saturday
Disjointed OCR snippet lists names and places such as Cork Dublin London Liverpool and Providence along with scattered terms like May, Winder, Queen Kelly and Oporto. The text resembles a travel or arrival ledger with unclear dates and multiple person-place pairs, not a coherent article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winder
Aeméuth
Cork
Abeih
Rons
Retaus
Ips
Queen
Igom
Ditco
Pitte
Providence
Kenny
London
Fy All
French naval actions and convoy movements reported abroad
The article details French dispatches after Senegal capture, including 40 gunships and small vessels sent to attack, evacuations at Gore and Forté, and preparations to strike forts along Bance-Htanil. It also lists ships dispatched from the East India House to Bombay Bengal and Madras, with Admiralty orders for convoy protection. Additional items include arrivals at Plymouth and Lancaster with Jamaica-bound vessels, and a political session in London noting tax and oath reforms alongside local charity grants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senegal
James
Fors
Gambia
PeBritchy
Sondition
Gorce
Gore
Bance-Htanil
Portsmouth
Ceres
Sabi
Duke of Kington
Newie
Cruttenden
Plymouth
Jamaica
Almouth
Lancasters
Abernethieg
Mena
Mithe Olfing
Cornwallis
Ned York
Riverpool
Iit
Commar Broulil
Aidérman
Londorn
Lord Beauchamp
Clark
Houndsditch
Jich
Mayog Monaghan
Rosedmmon
la Guerandy
Limoges
Guadaloupe
Nantz
Antigua
le Fretes
Brianconois
Brest
Amelia
Stormons
Douglas
Bay
Bristel
Nancy
Sicily
Bristol
Marseilles
Molly
Viasd
Newfoundland
Mecini
Leghorn
Bordon
Toulon
Falmouth
Hampden
Lisbon
Kempthome
New York
Lord Hyde Packet
Jefferys
West Indies
Sfipiday
Mansand
Gates
Macthal
George-Knect
Surry
Black Friars Bridge
Fragmented Old Race Meeting Notes and Handwritten Bets
Fragmentary OCR captures a 19th century racing card with numerous names, horses, and owners. Entries mention Everlasting, Sir Cecil Bishop, Herod, Wildair, Danijel, and others plus bets and heats. The legible portions indicate a lively event day with plate contributions and multiple heats across different riders and horses.
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Maigiy
Price
Br.h. Pam
Everet
Douglas
Crofier
Tho. Osflow
B. H. Damper
Mernon
Pattorella
J. Shelley
Everlating
Norton
S.b
O’kelly
F. Mills Harvey Os
Guliten
Herod
Cecil Bishop
Danijel
Ebe Faine
Lawton
Cecil B.thop
Wildair
Wednesdy
England
HulPsgns
J. ‘Shelley
Verdon
Richardon
Gabinius
Nell
Green
John Kade
Don Jerome
Parker
F. Yarico
iMr
Stanford
S.b. F. Lucy
Brice
S.b. F
Ballesina
Friday May 28 House passes bills with readings
The Friday session reported and passed the bill to continue an act for the punishment of convicts by hard labor. The Irish cotton wool bill pilchard fishery bill Lea navigation bill port horse tax bill were read a third time and passed with no amendments. Committed the bill enlarging the time for meeting the commissioners to execute acts. Also the bill laying a tax on anciens and rates. Ordered the House summoned for Monday on the bill augmenting the Judges salaries. Read a second time and committed the Clerks of office bill. Adjourned to Monday.
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Ates
Moncays
Jaariés
Mynday
London Bills and a Tax Clause Debate in May Sessions
A May meeting reviewed a tax clause affecting warehouses attached to houses, sparking debate on wholesale restrictions and rent impacts. Alderman Sawbridge proposed limiting charges on yea rly value properties and repealing the land tied clause, but both amendments were overruled. The session continued with discussions on the India Company bill, its rights, and calls for a petition or conference with government to protect territorial acquisitions, concluding with a decision to seek government input and adjourn.
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Mit
India
Ladie
Bardoe
Oures Bf
Devayne
Willian James
Chillinan
Rous
Fitzgerald
George
Ladia
Fi.Brerard
Jones
Johnstone
Creighton
East India Company
General Court Proceedings On Propriety Trading Dispute
Fragmentary notes describe a General Court session regarding the proprietors of Endja Stock and their trading activities. It mentions payments, hiring, and a temporary order regaining control over operations, with references to time limits and ongoing acquisitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaff
Mineral Waters No. 1 and 2 Compare in Acid Gas Content
An 18th century report describes two mineral waters, No. 1 and No. 2, detailing the quantities of acidulous gas each gallon contains beyond what is held by the calcareous earth when heated. It notes No. 2 is nearly a double amount of the same medicinal ingredients and mentions publicity by John Ellison, Mineral Water Warehouse, Pall Mall, and Whitechapel.
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Ellison
Essop
Claremont
Surry
Tilbury
West Tilbury Hall
Essex
Higsins
Higgins
Ellisen
Qwen
F.e. T-Street
Greth Street
Soho
Frente Aonde
Ow. Beeeiy
Owen
John Ellison
Hiss Mineral Water
St. Atbur
Catreer
Pall Mal
Red Laontthreer
Whiechapel
Akcea
Winter Orick
Eliza Sey
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Imal Athayo
Patarrhoys Cough J .Pecedid
Ton Ohn Mudge
Mac Plysouth
Jo Wailer
Chari
Piagoy
Umesa
Waler
Three Tuns Inn
Luzon
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Suton Collfeld
Sutton Park
Ibs
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Homer
Axcamey
Arly
Kingdom i
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Birmingham
Frortion
Richard Woodhovte
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Butter
Hien
Chickens Inn
Mir, Putér
Johnon
Ss ‘T. R
Tibury Watér
J.-Bew
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College Ofcitati Nin
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Messrs
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Holt
Royal Exchange
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