AERENG REYNARD AND THE ROAD TO PRIME MINISTER
A London Evening Post character sketch traces Aereng Reynard from indulgent youth through ambition gaming and showy fashion. It notes his eye lingering on Amurrion and hints that, with faults upon his head, he could become prime minister of England.
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Aereng Reynard
Frere’s
Roscius
Reynolds
Reynald
Amurrion
England
Anecdotes of Squire Morgan and Royal Ills in Borders Visit
The London Evening Post notes Squire Morgan arriving at Seaton Delaval after a funeral, then at Lord C s residence seeking a room, with caricatured remarks on his morals. It recalls White Harry at the Duke of Northumberland s table, Berwick magistrates, and Morpeth generosity with three guineas for three cheers, amid political jests about the Prince and Brunsswick loyalties.
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White Harry
Duke of Northumberland
Berwick
Newcastle
Tokay
Alnwick
Morpeth
Minister's Army Reinforcement Fears Mistrustful Talk
Letter to the Printer discusses rumors of a large reinforcement for the minister's army at the campaign's start, doubting its foundation while noting mercenary discontent over pay and the need to ensure subsistence and quarters before troops march.
Disunited generals seek new strategy to beat General North
The text portrays Swiss recruits, pay as the main motivator, and a Minister with funds. General North commands veteran, disciplined troops with loyal obedience, while the opposing force lacks a single commander. They plan a Thesaurarian fort attack and may use a Parthian maneuver called secession if blocked.
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Hex
Louis
North
Siole
Thesaurarian
Reform list targets royal duties and officials in Windsor context
A fragmentary note proposes a reform by his Majesty affecting the poor at Windsor and other subjects under royal authority. It lists officials and figures to be urged to perform their duties, naming Govs, bishops, lords, chaplains, and various named figures in a critical tone.
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Kitt
Windsor
By Order of the Committee President RADNOR
John Turner signs as secretary in a formal notice of committee action. The brief item records a procedural directive issued by the committee with RADNOR named in the heading and John Turner identified as secretary.
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Radnor
New Assembly Rooms at Bates Open Sept 30 Details
On Monday the 30th of September new assembly rooms at Bates to open doors seven, side-boards nine, and close at twelve. Subscriptions at York House one Guinea for admittance of one gentleman and two ladies. Single tickets gentlemen half a guinea, ladies seven shillings. Subscriptions also for the winter season.
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Bate
York House
Ottoman fleet destroyed at Corfu port by Ruffians
Mail from Holland brings Genoa report of Ottoman ships 56 strong risking Dardanelles. They were chased into Modron and burnt or destroyed by Ruffians on the 5th of last month. four caravels remain. Also from Oneglia a 16 year old girl Maria Pellegrina Amoretti debates philosophy to acclaim, dedicating theses to the Duchess of Savoy.
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Venice
Corfu
Dardanelles
Arf
Tenedos
Modron
Genoa
Oneglia
Maria Pellegrina Amoretti
Savoy
Madame Clairon Imprisoned in London Gossip and Notices
Paris politics drift and court intrigue weave through London news as Madame Clairon faces imprisonment for alleged anti government remarks. The sheet records bread prices, court actions, military appointments, theatre gossip, East India Company talk, and local crimes, with lively obiter about fashion and public life.
Defenders of the Faith in a Prioress Note Letter
A fragment from a historic page references Anglus to the King and a defender of the faith. It mentions a repeatable correspondent and a fashion line linked to a farmer, hinting at a period correspondence note.
Prices and Stocks Reported for Day at One O'Clock
A fragment listing various securities and prices extensive abbreviations. Bank stock and several 3 percent issues are noted as shut or reduced. Annuities, India stock, exchequer bills, bonds and lottery tickets appear with figures such as 7 cents, 85 and 218 thals, indicating a dated market summary in a compact, numeric style.
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India
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