Emperors library at Vienna lists vast 36 000 volumes
A dated outlet from the Vienna empire notes the royal library housing about 36 000 volumes. It catalogues poets and tragedians such as Sophocles and Shakespeare, with other sections on satire and lyric verse. An 16 000 volume medical collection is also mentioned alongside reports of maritime movements and Cape arrivals.
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Vienna
Sophocles
Huries
Shakespear
Corneille
Racine
Terence
Icher
Moliere
Persius
Junal
Boileau
Regmner
Oldham
Devinl
Pic
Hamer
Virgil
Tatlo
Mill
Horace
Matherbe
Reuthean
Cowley
Medicis
Oxfeer
Pratah
Wir
Lestera
Geis
Pearl
Sthampton
Carystort
Amd
Capostia
Tates Pice
Corie der Generohatu
Royal Preatory of
Paris
Mellwin
Bandon
de Dioler
de Pare
da Befess
de Savelete
Dorineton
Levent
Snl
Philip
Cape
Rea ‘Janeiro
Corindore Philip
Hercesney Mynheer
Gordon
Kerguelen
New South Wales
boliv-Bay
Compte Vergennes
Jarecal de Duras
Pondicuery
L’orient
Lefe
Ames
Ascention
Nelly
Proctor
Petersburgh
Wheeesters
de Wees
Amsterdam
Marv
Harriot
Cammnel
Keninsburgh
Hull
Prudentia
Ostend
Bengal
Terregles
Ar Dumfries
Mesrs
Janer
Dunha
Bourdeaux
Ships Arrive with Passengers From Various Ports
At Dover swallow Roxborough from Maryland arrives. Hull yields Triton Hunt from Hamburgh. Minerva Johnson from Virginia, follows Hastings. Dominica hosts Robinson Hogg from Amelia and Peace Hogg from Whitehaven. Liverpool records Rose Wife from Grenada. Waterford sees Sally Moor from Philadelphia. Newry reports Four Friends Douglas from New York. Pensacola lists Mary Forrest from London and iNew Providence. Cork hosts Lyon Murphy Nancy Hall from London and Hannibal Cunningham from Philadelphia.
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Dover
Swallow
Roxborough
Maryland
Hull
Triton
Hunt
Hamburgh
Hastings
Minerva
Johnson
Virginia
Dominica
Robinson
Hogg
Amelia
Peace
Whitehaven
Liverpool
Rose
Wife
Grenada
Waterford
Sally
Moor
Philadelphia
Newry
Friends
Douglas
New York
Pensacola
Mary
Forrest
London
Rules and punishments at Hawi Sot House of confinement
The document outlines conduct rules for inmates, with penalties for drunkenness, disobedience, dishonesty, or immoral behavior. Offenders face admonition, confinement, or more severe punishments decided by the Visiting Committee or Steward, and bye laws must be read annually at the September General Meeting.
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Gilbert
Fia Cavellier
Pacerg
Eric Pedle
Badpane
Fioufi
Kira
Gay Berit Appta
Bea
Tigers
Tarnicure
Furactures
Ely
Joebar
Phat
Defeat of Bil Inaccuracies to Be Corrected by Committee
The text notes defeats and inaccuracies found in the bill but states these can be corrected with little trouble by the Committee. It adds corrections will cause little or no delay if the bill's principles are approved. The remark emphasizes swift amendment process pending approval of core ideas.
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Broatea
Canecate
Copenhagen
Dial
Sooorel Bates
Pachom Brotmerar
Cvidermuna Mownhai
Committee of City Lands
Bethlem Hospital
Faid
Thomas Linton
London
Orr
Barccu Lawly
Findlater
Mabilla
Duke of
Dorf
Britain
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Court of Common Council
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Gad
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General Committee
Dublin
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Newgate
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Justle
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Lepard
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