Unclear maritime names drift in damaged OCR fragment
Fragmentary OCR text lists ships and places such as Salrana Providence Weymouth Archangel Salerno Amsterdam and names including Beal Fowler Corry and Susanna. The passage appears to describe a naval or shipping context with multiple vessel references and destinations, but lacks coherent narrative.
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Tober
Salrana
Alexander
Wilon
Providence
Fowler
Weymouth
Acer
Nancy
Corry
Feorn Archangel
Salerno
Amsterdam
Vand Susanna
AL Ggrom
Bithon
Levee at St James's marks new Irish lord lieutenancy
Reports from the levee list appointments: Earl of Carlisle as Lord Lieutenant of Ireland and William Eden as principal Secretary. Also noted are world events: Barbary pirates, New York precarious state, Venice political turmoil, and British naval intelligence.
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Nesterday
Earl of Carlisle
St. James’s
Ireland
William Eden
Buckingham
Roe
Dunaburgh
Fitzroy
Lord Southampton
Morocco
Gibraltar
New York
America
New. York
Ternay
de Rochambson
James’s River
Venice
Pisani
Contrarini
Guildhall
Ar.s
Meek
Crosby
Townshend
Plomer
Hitt
Wooldridge
Sainsoury
Crichton
Aldesmena
Pal-o
House of Justice
Hyde
Lord Sandwich
Lincoln’s Enn Fields
London
Acquittals in assault cases and clerical appointments
One Morris and two accomplices were acquitted after trials accusing them of rapes against Martha Linnet aged about 18 Ann Lock and John Mills assisted. Promotions listed include Rev Alex Fownes-Luttrel to East Quantoxhead restory and vicarage of Minehead and Rev John Hey to rectories of Paffenham Calverton. Married notices and deaths follow with local names.
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Morris
Martha Linnet
Ann Lock
John Mills
Alex. Fownes-Luttrel
East Quantoxhead
Minehead
Somerseshire
John Hey
Paffenham
Northamptonshire
Calverton
Buckinghamshire
Samuel Hanbury
King-Street
Westminster
Afton
Bread-street
Islington
Walpole Chamberlain
Isaac Serpiniere
Bankrupt Thomas Hunt to fore reader at Birmingham
Bankruptcy notices list Thomas Hunt of Birmingham a cornchainter facing foreclosure with dates in November at the house of Larah Atton on Cherry-street Birmingham and scheduled dividend payments in mid November. Additional Birmingham merchants and creditors names appear with similar Guildhall notices and dates in November for dividents and proceedings.
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Thomas Hunt
Birmingham
Larah Atton
Cherry-street
Joseh Tyndall
Cesiphorus Tyedall
Merchans
Htel
John Gregon
Batholomew Marino
St. Martin In de Fields
Guildhall
George Search
Took
S-Sarre
St. Andrew
Lborn
Joseph Cookson
Newmarket Second October Meeting 1780 Highlights
At the Newmarket Second October Meeting in 1780 races featured a sweepstakes of roods with entrants from Bolton Grosvenor Cavendish and Derby families. Notable results include Grosvenor's ch c PotSo and Derby's Labureum defeating rivals such as Clement Rammet and Lade's Sirfire, with Mediey and Leapfrog among others.
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Rodgs
Bolton
Johnny
Grosvenor
Ch. c
Sweetbriars
Li Offery
Otholosa
Clermont
Flor'zel
Ld Milingtown
B.c. Catalpha
R. M
H. Ft
F. Ft
C. L
Ch. Hs
Derby
Ldg
Cavendish
H. ‘Ft
Ddl
I. Me. Vernor
Cure by Drops Promises Recovery in 1775 Letter
Sir George Armytage reports a tenant, Joseph Woomersley, cured of multiple ulcers and inflammation after ten bottles of Merchant's Drops. The letter, dated August 25 1780 from Kirklees, extols safety for all ages and pregnancy, and lists London and provincial shops selling the remedy at various outlets.
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George Armytage
Kirklees Hall
West Riding
County of York
Norton
Golden Square
London
Joseph Woomersley
Cliton
Kirkleet
Anthony
Piccadily
John Norton
Marchant
Kearsley
Fleec-street
Francis Newbery
St. Paul's Churchyard
Houghton
Mrs. Randall
Royal Exchange
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Walkes
Europe
Langdale
Alderman Townsend
Merry
Recorders
Powel
Pinhorn
Akerman
Newgate
Sheriff Crichton
Henry Clinton
Bedford Party
Clyde
Etta
Portsmouth
Thast
Thetis
Downs
Royal George
Namur
Ocean
Union
Invincible
Torbay
Ann
Keet
Charles Town
Virginia
His Majesty
Licorne
Plymouth
Falmouth
Edgar
Lively
Antigua
Ambuscade
Hazard
Urbanz
Zante
Meader
Salém
Bilboa
Cork
Brisol
Cruiz
Neilson
Turcsday
St. Domingo
Nantz
Bourdeaux
Pilgrim
Salem
John Meader
Caleb Gardner
James Tindal
Cape Finistere
Asth
West Indies
Elfisore
Petersbourg
St. Malocs
Batteaux
Brest
Maria Teresa
Richmond
Dublin
Sr. L
D. On
St. L. A
D.’s
Seoming
John Rawlinson
Royal College of Physicians
Warwick Lane
St.Luke’s
Jarratt
Drury Lane Theatre
Old Bailey
Ann Lavender
Mary Adams
Southampton-street
Bloomsbury
James Johnson
Richard Brown
James Crow
Edinford
Bedfordsire
Richard Hapgood
Adams
Hatton Street
Newmarket
Et’s
R.C
Hall
Vernon
Buriton
Bertie
Bandy
Foley
C. Davers
J. Lade
B. C
Mr. Douglas
O’kelly
Mr. Panton
H. Fetherstone
Cades Knight