Fragmented 18th Century Review Excerpt and Local Notices
A garbled OCR fragment recounts reviews and notices from mid 18th century periodicals. It notes critiques of a major historical work on Lord Chatham with references to various reviews and biographical material, plus scattered local items: a Brighton report on the Prince of Wales at Petworth, civic elections in Bristol, bread price debates in Parliament, and a brief crime incident. Names and places include the Earl of Chatham, Pitt, Lord Bute, and Manchester-like districts, with dates implied in the text.
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Chatham
Peary
Manu
Cuitan
Lord Chatham
Connettea
Fey
Crical
Cefier
Bute
Alithiov
Pitt
Pray
Andy
Prince of Wales
Lord’ Egremont
Petworth
Royal
Light ‘Dragoons
Theatre alterations enhance grand interior and famed cast
A detailed report praises Sheridan's Comedy of the School for Scandal and the Children in the Wood at the Suras Theatre Opfnett last night. Mrs. Jordan reprises Lady Teazle with strong support from King, Palmer, Wroughton, Aickin, Bannister, and Miss Pope, while new theatre alterations improve ingress, seating, and acoustics, including expanded pit access and enhanced box seating and decoration.
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Surastheatre Opfnett
Sheridan
Mrs. Jordan
Lady Teazxle
Miss Farren
Audi ‘Ence
King
Ruffell-street
Weaoburn-street
Greenwood
Royal scenes and European talk at Windsor and Paris
London dispatch notes Paris papers and Bourbon banishment, with reports of Franco Portuguese negotiations and Emperors letters. It mentions General Clarke at Adina, Carnot and Barthelemy, and a potential follow up at Lille. Royal Windsor visits, hunting, and social rounds frame a tense moment ahead of India plans and Parliament.
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Paris
Roth Instadt
Paris Aid
Ory Wiminal Ries Biot
Reepublica Caute
Spain
Francé
General Clarke
Adina
Clarence Rand
Ernest
General Harcourt
Manners
Windsor
Gredt
Park
Weymouths
Imornihg
Frogmore
Thortmviat
Lei
Boethoauty
India
Lord Kipsi
Hkiofi J
Parliament
Setur
Semel
Royal visit lights up Walmouth town with royal train
crowds line the streets as the Duke of Clarence and Prince Erne arrive at the Queen's Lodge. Sir Harry Burrard Neale dines with Hon. Biouiel Dailty. Bells ring, churches sing, guns salute. Crowds cheer and illuminate the town in celebration.
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Gee -Otelock
Royal Fasmithy Jeet Slemete Tela
Tobia
Niger
Clyde
Porthysouth
Barkiof
Daugher
Daugher, Lady ‘Getpende Lerns and: Ghefifun: Mr.’ and. Mrs. Onslow
Harry
Burrard Nealey
Biouiel
Elizabeth
Wig
Soph
Ainley
Lattig
Cailicact
Caroline’ Waldegs
Charlice
Charlotte Bellalyse
Queen's Lodge
Weymouth
Pete
Duke of Clarenedn
Prince Erne
Queen’s Lodge
Disorderly house trial at Clerkenwell Sessions House
Henry Dyer and Hannah his wife were tried at Clerkenwell Sessions House on a St Martins parish indictment for keeping a disorderly house in Goodwins Court. Both were found guilty but the Court postponed sentence. The session also heard several assaults and petty offences, none of which were deemed worth reporting in full.
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Henry Dyer
Hannah
Sessions House
Clerkenwell
Green
St.Martin’s Pari
Goodwin’s Court
Jones's Royal Circus at St George Fields Delights Audiences
The public amusements at Jones's Royal Circus in St George's Fields attract crowds with charitable benefits and fashionable resort status. The new Pantomime The Nymph of the Mountain is back for the third time, with magnificent scenery and praised music by Sandérson. The show was announced to repeat tonight with Smith's Horsemanship.
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Jones
Royal Circus
St. George's Fields
Cirius
Sandérson
Smith
Marriages and Obits Notice from Lambeth and Nearby
Married notices from Lambeth Church and Antonthill list Capt John Jarvis Stranack to Miss Abernethy, Lt Colonel Martin Hunter to Miss Dickfo r, Mr Eddison to Miss Royboulil, with other notices of deaths and a minister’s age and location. entries mention Blackheath, Wigeon Street, and parish connections, reflecting a busy social register.
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Thursway
Lambeth Church
John Jarvis Stranack
Fragmentary Weather Log Sequences From A Midnight Scan
A garbled OCR snippet shows times for Friday morning and Saturday morning with numbers 36 43 56 and a cryptic name Akerocen 34. The readable parts indicate a chronological log or diary style entry with repeated minute counts but lack coherent context or events.
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Akerocen
Altos Ee
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