London Museum Monthly Magazine Proposal Emerges
Public notice from the LondonAuthors and Proprietors of London Museum announce plans for a monthly miscellany aiming to educate amuse and instruct. They pledge liberal impartial content covering political useful and entertaining topics with original papers from their correspondence network amid European tensions. The first number serves as a specimen and may be returned if not approved.
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The
London
London Museum
Ublithing
Europe
J. Miller
Queen's- Head-Passage
Advertising Masters Reveal Cloth Costs for Frock Suit
A Victorian ads section exposes prices and terms from A T UT P Co Woollen drapers and taylors in Boyle's Head Court near Southampton Street Strand. It argues that fair advertising proves honesty, lists estimates for a middle sized suit, and promises artisans and materials at defined rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
and Co. Woollen Drapers and Taylors
Boyle's Head Court
Southampton-street
Strand
Trial proceedings and maritime updates reported in distant notices
The court of Justiciary heard arguments on libel relevancy in the Mudge Campbell case and adjourned. A whale of substantial length was reportedly cast near Scandyhaugh between Cramond and Royston. Dispatches note Capt William McDowal's death and a smuggling seizure attempt off Carrick where Mr K was wounded but survived. the smugglers escaped with most of their contraband.
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Eos Ses
Mudge Campbell
Excise
Earl of Eglinton
Elock
Scandyhaugh
Beteween Cramond
Royston
Indis
William M‘dowal
Earl of
Farnberryy
Yettel
Dea
County petition gains broad support across towns
December updates from Dartmouth and nearby towns show heavy signing of a county petition, with most freeholders in Chatham and surrounding areas already subscribing. Farmers and residents travel long distances daily to add their names as word spreads of strong backing for the measure. A ship from Newfoundland arrives at Viana carrying news of the Elizabeth Line, long missing after a 70 day voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachefer
Ibeen
Fehefe
Chatham LaWove
Dartmouthy
Elizabeth
John
Viana
Newfoundland
Court notes and dockyard moves amid royal chatter
A thin court gathering at St James's reports few foreign ministers. the Duke of Cumberland orders charity for Cranbourn Lodge. a treaty between Sweden and Denmark is hinted. Admiralty boards are summoned. a new palace lodge at Richmond is planned. appointments for East Indies command and Forest of Dean verdurers are noted amid riverine and parliamentary bustle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westerday
Portsmouth
Plymouth
Chatham
Board of Admiralty
Admiralty
Charingcross
Royal
Duke of Cumberland
Cranbourn Lodge
Richmond
Tippett
East Indies
John Guile
Higham
Gloucestershire
Forest of Dean
Hat-street
Covent-Garden
Liberty of Westminstery &c
Popham
Grotan
Jolliffe Wingfield
Smith _ Popham
Stubbs
March
Burrowghs
Mackey
Grojan
John ‘Béards
Oxford Road
Acton
Park
Thomas Gore
Robinson
Board of Works
Fleet Prison
Dublin
Fragmentary naval news and obituaries from a late era
The fragmentary OCR reads of maritime notices mention a Dutch transport convoy off Guinea, Moroccan corsairs with Portuguese ships seized at Fedal, and a French frigate with munitions sailing from Brest. It also notes Danish force surveys, discipline changes, and multiple local obituaries including Sir Michael Baie and Mr. Motes Amstel, aged 99.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pia
Thrathing
Salen
Grammont
Brest
Guinea
Gibralter
Morocco
Fedal
South América
Count Tottlebent
Caspian
Euxine
Copenhagen
Shernook
Hoytfeg
Michael’ Baie Thaw
Harcoure Bi
Sass
Cardigan
Upper Brook-street
Willindall
Elizabeth Stoner
Thomia
Stoner
Oxfordshire
Also Mentioned on This Page
Newt
Ted
Lord
Bacon
R. Davis
Biccadilly
Pg Surutry
Charpes
Country News
Lai
Gomittie
Braine
Anya
Eland
Hanesa
Gol
Sg Ogre
Sogo
Batt-Indiaman
Larkin
Bengals
India
Asta
Madras
Bengal
Bahir
Orixa
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