Fragmented Royal Succession Excerpt From Turbulent Times
A disordered historical excerpt discusses succession to the British throne amid Cumberland line exclusion, Crown power shifts, and foreign influence. It references George the Third, Frederick Wolfgang, Brunswic, Kilmanney, Kensington, and various dukes, with notes on coronation, parliamentary plans, and troop movements. The text blends speculation with dramatic political rhetoric about monarchy and foreign policy.
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Che
Cumber
Tc Thalk
Thas
Eldes
Birnam Wood
Dunmaxe
George
St. James's Palace
Mases George
Duke of Cumberland
George the Third
Frederick Wolfgang
Prince of
Prince of Branswiick
Anguli
George the
Count Kilmanney
Cumberland
Frederick Wolf
Branswick
Kilmanfeg
Baron Slaughserman
Brunswick
Mynheer
Valentinian Vandanderplank
Hanover
England
Westminister
Count Kilmansey
Duke of
Kensington
Munster
Baron Slaughterman
Earl of
Leiceser
Mynheer Valentinian, Vandunderplank
Walmoden
Yarmouth
George the Second
Duke of Richmond
Canterbury
Lamberh
Dierdederickhausen
Princess of ‘Wales
Somerset
Proposals for Spitalfields estate improvements 1772
A 1772 letter from A Hearty Friend to Spitalfields Proprietors urges support for overdue improvement schemes. It recalls a 1770 committee, notes past dissolution by self interested parties, and asks owners to aid surveys plans and estimates. The aim is to raise property values by repairing beautifying and improving nuisances, with Vestry backing. Shoreditch January 1 1772.
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Earl of Halifax
Spitalfields
Chiat Church
Parliament May Rule on Crown Consent for Future Marriages
A distinguished ally of the people reports a question to be debated in Parliament about requiring the Crown's consent for marriages of future sovereigns. The discussion follows fears of dynastic influence and Continental alliances, with various dispatches noting royal time at Windsor Lodge and snippets on finances, armies, and European affairs.
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Duke of Cumberland
Nsw
Wedegg
George the
Kniow
Ban Fey
Zew
S. Stade
Luttrell
Ireland
Hague
French East-India Company
Ean
Paris
Duke de Choiseur-beine
Feaders
Windsor Lodge
Kings of
Prussia
Prague
Berlin
Copenhagen
Marying
Anlefe
South Carolinas
Bay of Honduras
Batglea
Jucatan
Warsaw
Treasuryan Dantzick
Avas
Hounslow
Windsor
Eton
Gilbert Joddrell
Auderwick
Staines
Anchorwick
Raefbury
Egham
Pichille
Afrique
le Joseph
Spain
Mediterranean
Portsmouth
Spithead
Carysford
Hey
Ani ‘Hiss Minajetty
Barfleur
Vernon Sto
Deptsford
Baxter
Corafedors
Mlington
Whitechapel-road
Saunders
Bowie
Patcintord Ceath
Fragmentary Rant On Anecdotes About Lady Ircham
The passage rails at envy hatred and malice and condemns a supposed anecdote about Lady Ircham s family. It references Harris Laws, Nicholas Livesy, the Governor of Jamaica, and the Duke of Portland, noting a rumor of a Jamaica connection and a large inheritance. The dated details mention Lady Ircham s birth at Heworth Middlesex and a Jamaica tie.
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Ircham
Harris Lawss
Nicholas Livesy Pany Ears
Jamaica
Duke of Portland
Robert Lawley
Staffordshire
England
Nicholas
Lawes
Iraham
Etree
Heworth
Middlesex
Fragmentary Victorian financial ticker with percent quotes
Readable fragments show bank and stock prices with percentages and bonds. Mentions Navy and Victualling Bills, and various conols and annuities. Contains mixed digits like 1-half 3 per Cent and 99 3-4ths, with references to stock market timing at one o clock.
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Bank
Ditto
Consol
S. S
India
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Dackels of
Manster
Ocol
Iceland
Imarriages
Bedford
Devonshire
Duke of Bedford
Portland
Northumberland
Bristol
Lancashire
Pinchley
Germany
Spital Fields
Shoreditch
Jan
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