Duel Dominant Lord Mohun in Queen Anne's England
In Queen Anne era London Lord Mohun is depicted as a violent nobleman who murders Mountford the actor to defend Mrs. Bracegirdle and slain the Duke of Hamilton in a sword duel. The Hamilton wounds are described in detail as a notable Hyde Park affair.
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Queen Anne
Charles II
Lord Mohun
London
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Duke of Hamilton
City relocates cherished relic near Confederate monument
A long-lost coin valued for civic memory was found after a thorough search in a junk shop. The city council then appropriated funds to mount the artifact and place it opposite the government building near the Confederate monument.
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Confederate Monument
Homes and land for sale with varied terms
A newspaper notice advertises multiple properties for sale including four room houses with yard and barn on four acres, price 320 cash plus mortgage terms, a six room house on Head Street with 315 down and 1000 mortgage, another six room on Wright Street at 50 by 12, Beaumont Avenue six rooms at 1 0x180 for 1680, and a six room house with barn two acres priced 1000 with easy terms.
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Quotations From a Frugal Wife in Casual Chat
A fragmentary exchange discusses a wife described as extremely careful with spending. The speaker notes she saves money by directing purchases into other forms while maintaining a claim of prudence. The dialogue hints at frugality without full context.
Arganthonius’s long reign and ancient demise
The text notes Arganthonius began ruling at forty and held power for eighty years. Asinius Pollo records that he did not die until after age one hundred and thirty, placing the end of his life well beyond typical ancient lifespans.
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Reform Club
London Journal
Wichem B. Gilbert
Tassasuspua
Arganthonius
Asinius Pollo
Blustering beetles cantharides in materia medica praised
Insects named blustering beetles or cantharides are valued for medical pur poses despite their corrosive action that inflames and excoriates the hands of collectors. They are used in plasters or pinnets and, in cases of violent visceral inflammation, external use is favored over other medicines.
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