Fragmented Debate Over Monarchy and Rebellion
The text discusses divisions within governance and factional plans to restore authority. It cites Parliament, Ireland, and the crown, noting treachery, self interest, and past enmities. It reflects on public perception of the Sovereign and the influence of Grafton and North on court opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiberius
Adminiey
Stafford
Dyson
Ireland
Europe
Grafton
North
Postscript on French Governance and Royal Wrongs
A Paris letter warns that France lapses under a trio of powers the military the robe and the church with the crown using its influence to suppress the church and Parliament while plundering creditors and leaving domestic servants unpaid. It mocks Madame de Barré and notes royal corn monopolies and libels as Parisian sentiment turns against the monarchy. The Dauphine is described as beautiful while the Dauphin mirrors English vanity and dim eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy
Robe
France
Petit Monarque
Louis the Wells
tSmp -Ee Ag
Thaby
Daft
Choiseuly
Cnite
de Barré
Barrymore
Madame de Barré
London
Lord Barrymores
England
Jace
Heirkof Stock Protection Noted in Brief
A fragmentary item notes protection of stock by an act or Saree related party, with unclear details and names partially garbled in the OCR. The readable bits indicate a protective measure or credential for safeguarding assets.
Controversial royal marriage talk and smugglers in Channel
A mid late 18th century paneled letter notes a possible English princess marriage to a German prince, sparring over succession and Prussian links. Reports include smugglers off the English coast shipping tea and brandy, a Dutch vessel boarded by smugglers, and Circas sian movements near Leghorn amid East Indies tensions. Executions at Tyburn for forgery, Powell’s composure and psalms noted, plus theft of linen in Piccadilly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Brunswick
Bloomoury
Great Britain
Luttrell
Cherburgh
Admiralty Office
Plymouth
Grand Board of Admiralty
Mungo
England
Tyburn
Powell
Burch
Martin
Piccadilly
Turnham Green
Hounslow
Hammersmith
Sit
Attigan Seamal Tankey Granades and Elizabeth Noted
Fragmentary OCR mentions Attigan Seamal Tankey Granades and Elizabeth with unclear context and no verifiable action or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attigan
Seamal Tankey
the’ Granades
Elizabeth, Ware Eect Na
Stock quotes and rates from One Office Bank window
Sipe notes stocks and bonds for the day with several issues such as 3 percent redemptions, 3 percent conference futures, and various long and short term offerings. The report lists open prices, half-year figures, and related financial terms among navy and widwalle references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sipe
One O'Cice Bank
Long Ann
Thor
Widwalle
S. S. Stock
Water Supply Schemes and Engineering Feats in 18th Century Plymouth
A 1741 account discusses water from Farlington to Portsmouth via Leat and Ditch, noting failed schemes by Bingley Williams and Green, with plans and instruments tested. It mentions seafaring charts, compass usage, and proposals for bridges near Egg Buckland and Plympton, plus critiques of alleged experts and a call to reveal ground measurements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farlington
Portsmouth
Bingley
Farslington
Blackwatery
Portmouth
Trevan
Plympton
Sant Atlas
Téph Peak Lee
Elm
Andyill and Company
Wales
Eggbuckland
Eggtuckland
Plymouth
Nightly Discourses of London in Midnight Scenes
A later 18th century style miscellany print advertises humorous and serious sketches from London life. It boasts characters from Bacchus to Venus, with scenes of night watch and street life, sold by J. Cooke and others across Britain and Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Duke
Eo Stables
J. Cooke
Shakesper’s Heads
Pater-nofter-Row
Fs Lew
Britain
Ireland
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